#BEHRINGER UMC404HD DRIVER RELEASE NOTES UPDATE#
#BEHRINGER UMC404HD DRIVER RELEASE NOTES SOFTWARE#

I'm yet to send the unit for repair or warranty but I mainly want to understand what I've done wrong and what sort of damaged I've caused. I think some of the logical components may have been damaged.

#BEHRINGER UMC404HD DRIVER RELEASE NOTES SOFTWARE#

I tried connecting it to a friend's computer with the same software installed and the issue persists, so I'm pretty sure it's not the software and rather the interface itself.

#BEHRINGER UMC404HD DRIVER RELEASE NOTES UPDATE#

I initially assumed this is a software problem, however the interface doesn't need any driver software when connected to a Mac and I couldn't find a firmware update or factory reset function for the interface.

For any sound coming through the computer, it feels like as if the channels are not balanced and I hear garbled sounds especially in mid-frequencies. I see in the picture below - that was posted there - that Jack 'sees' multiple outputs from that USB audio interface that can be connected to multiple tracks in. If I arm those tracks, I will actually hear the signal twice and it interferes with itself. I read in this Ardour forum topic that the big brother of the Behringer UMC 404HD, the UMC 1820, is quite well supported in Linux. Normally when connecting my headphones to the interface, I would only hear the armed track (set with Abelton) through the headphones, but since the above, I can hear all connected instruments (unless coming through the computer through MIDI) no matter if their corresponding tracks are armed or not (however they sound just fine so the inputs on the front are probably not damaged). I unplugged the TS and plugged it back to the headphone out of the interface but I mistakenly connected the other end to iRig's amp out (instead of headphone in), after doing this, the interface stopped working as it always did, and I think it was damaged. I could hear a cleaner but weaker signal and only from left. I could indeed hear some output from the interface with this setup but it was too noisy and not loud enough so I tried connecting the TS cable to the left channel of one of the RCA outputs in the back of the interface (I guess I shouldn't do that?) and see if it makes a difference. I connected the iRig 2 to my phone through a 3.5mm cable and adapter and I connected my headphones to the iRig 2 with a 3.5mm cable with a TRS adapter. I initially connected the headphone output on the front of the interface to the iRig 2's headphone input with a very long TS cable (I now realize this was a bad choice because long TS cables are noisy). I have a Behringer UMC 404HD interface, a bunch of analog instruments (drum machine, synth, guitar) connected directly to it and then a digital piano coming through MIDI from Abelton. I was trying to send audio from my interface to clubhouse through my phone and I think I fried some parts of interface through the process.

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