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Scott Hogan

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1 Posted on 06/11/2019 at 22:57:06

hi, this is my first post here and am looking for advice.
I currently use an apogee duet 2 not ios with my 2015 mac and am very happy with the results but am looking to expand inputs for guitar and synth so mic pres not important
I do like to use software monitoring in logic x which has worked fine with the apogee
I am wondering if the behringer umc404hd would be a noticeable downgrade even if i use the apogee for stereo out to monitors? Thanks, Scott

[ Post last edited on 06/11/2019 at 23:55:23 ]

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