M Track Solo Guitar Interface Fl Studio

[100 W] I just received my Apollo Solo USB-C Interface and needed a pair of longer USB cables due to the positioning of the interface in my sound studio. I ordered the Pearstone 10' Type C cables and they fit perfectly and allow the configuration in my sound studio to work. No connection problems - great product.

[150 W] Best guitar interface

[0.03 lb] Perfectly protects the Universal Audio Apollo Solo interface.

Perfectly protects the Universal Audio Apollo Solo interface.

[0.005 lb] I recently bought two of these for my Countryman B3 lavalier mic (I needed one, but at $17 I thought I might just as well get a spare right away). I'm using the Countryman B3 mic with a Tentacle Sync Track-E audio recorder, which only allows for monitoring during recording via Bluetooth using the Tentacle app, and that entails serious lag that would be too distracting for me because this is part of my setup as a solo shooter, doing both video and sound and conducting interviews myself. The Tentacle Track-E is simple to operate once you get the hang of it, and not having to deal with wireless issues is a plus for a solo operator. But the lack of live monitoring means not knowing if sound from the lavalier is being affected by rustling caused by friction against clothing, which is not a good to discover in post (even if Davinci Resolve's Voice Isolation effect can now help with that quite a bit...) During my most recent shoot I was able to use this Bubblebee Lav Concealer and not only did it aid in placing the lav on my subject (inside his T-shirt to keep it concealed), but also in preventing all rustling sounds. The subject was an artist working on a big canvas on the floor, so he was moving around quite a bit. The concealer comes with a clip, a fabric guard, an extreme wire fabric guard for course fabrics, and six pieces of hypoallergenic Lav Concealer Tape, which I have yet to try. Do keep in mind that this concealer is made specifically for the Countryman B3, which has a tiny capsule, so don't assume this will work with any other lavalier mic. I'm glad I bought this accessory and will not use the Countryman B3 again without it!

[Solid-State] I have now recorded about 4 times with this mic (male solo vocal and acoustic guitar at the same time with just the one mic. I am impressed and very pleased. Even tho the guitar is not miked it picks up beautifully. The vocals are detailed, clear and resonant. I have read that switching out the tube makes it even better and so have purchased additional tubes to this end. So far the supplied tube is so good I haven't felt the need. Eventually I will try out the other tubes and see if it makes it even better. So far... Bravo Rodes!

[< 0.2%] I am using these with the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen with TRS cables and my guitar sound is great. They do have the nearly inaudible noise when turned on with no signal, but with any signal at all the noise is gone. I highly recommentd these speakers.

[EVO 16 and SP 8] This is my first interface so I don't have a ton of experience but it was pretty much between this and the Scarlet Solo. I liked that this interface had a MUTE function and I couldn't find one with the Solo other than turning the Gain all the way down. I paired it with a Mv7x and I have to use like 80-85% gain for it to sound really good. So, a cloudlifter will prob be in the future. The Caveat I speak of is that when you plug in a headphone jack to monitor the mic, it auto mutes the speaker outputs on the back. So, no speakers while using monitor. That would be the only dealbreaker I could see. Anyways between the solo and this I went with the looks and how it would work on my desk over the Solo.

[0.735 lb] Is a major key to my voice training system connected through iTrack Solo interface and a CD recorder. This Condenser Microphone exceeded my performance expectations and is highly recommended if you have budget restraints.

[AC Input] I had an Apollo Solo (Windows USB) and needed to sitch to an interface that was Mac/Windows compatible. After watching a number of YouTube reviews and reading Reddit threads, I opted for the Fireface. It works great. I really appreciate the number of inputs and the totalmix software is excellent. Sound quality is noticeably better than the other interfaces I have. It comes at a premium price, but I think it's still good value.