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USB audio interface from Roland belonging to the UA series

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  • stompboxjonstompboxjon

    This interface was not made to last a very long time

    Roland UA-11 Duo-CapturePublished on 03/14/13 at 02:38
    The Roland Duo Capture is a use interface that is very affordable and easy to set up with a computer. It will work with a PC or a Mac. This interface will record audio at rates of 44.1 and 48 kHz at 24- bit. There are two different inputs on the front of this unit for easy access and direct inputs.

    UTILIZATION

    This interface is very small and convenient for any musician that likes to travel and record on the go. There is no power supply for it being that it gets its power from the USB input. There is a line in jack, mic and guitar jack ¼, a stereo ¼ input and a phones line out jack. This interface is not very “heavy duty” and I do not think it can hold up for a long time but f…
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    The Roland Duo Capture is a use interface that is very affordable and easy to set up with a computer. It will work with a PC or a Mac. This interface will record audio at rates of 44.1 and 48 kHz at 24- bit. There are two different inputs on the front of this unit for easy access and direct inputs.

    UTILIZATION

    This interface is very small and convenient for any musician that likes to travel and record on the go. There is no power supply for it being that it gets its power from the USB input. There is a line in jack, mic and guitar jack ¼, a stereo ¼ input and a phones line out jack. This interface is not very “heavy duty” and I do not think it can hold up for a long time but for the time being it will sound great. It is affordable and will work with any computer.

    GETTING STARTED

    It does come with a version of CakeWalk which it works with effortlessly because there really are not any drivers to worry about installing. I would not bank on this interface being my only interface or go to interface. It was only used as a back up portable interface for us and it really never got used that much. I think I used it the first time that I got it and maybe one other time. Since then it has been in a gig bag and never used again. Hopefully it still works great after sitting around for all of that time.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This interface is made out of plastic, if you are looking for something a little more stable and better made I would not get this interface. It looks and feels very cheap like most interfaces fewer than 100 dollars do. If I could do it all over gain I would not have purchased it because I never really use it and I have so many interfaces that are similar to this one.
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  • ElBigMatElBigMat

    She does very well his job

    Roland UA-11 Duo-CapturePublished on 04/30/12 at 05:59
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    What characteristics have motivated your choice: low latency and stability of the driver and the quality of in / out, according to the test Audiofanzine

    What instruments or systems (console, preamp, DtDs ...) the use and how you connect? ... Korg VSAT connected to the line input and headphone amp pionneer + akg 240 output

    For what purpose? What is your config (Motherboard / CPU / RAM / Disk, ...)? Compo and recording models. Config: HP ProBook 4320s, Core i3 380m, 8 gb ram and 320 GB HDD to 7200 rev / min

    UTILIZATION

    The drivers are stable? For now no problemo

    How often are updated? Bugger all, they are 1.0, but they look good as well

    What software do you use most oft…
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    What characteristics have motivated your choice: low latency and stability of the driver and the quality of in / out, according to the test Audiofanzine

    What instruments or systems (console, preamp, DtDs ...) the use and how you connect? ... Korg VSAT connected to the line input and headphone amp pionneer + akg 240 output

    For what purpose? What is your config (Motherboard / CPU / RAM / Disk, ...)? Compo and recording models. Config: HP ProBook 4320s, Core i3 380m, 8 gb ram and 320 GB HDD to 7200 rev / min

    UTILIZATION

    The drivers are stable? For now no problemo

    How often are updated? Bugger all, they are 1.0, but they look good as well

    What software do you use most often? Sonar LE and x1 samplitude music studio 17

    What you get lag? 3.3 ms nominal

    How many tracks do you manage to record / play simultaneously? ... At least a dozen plays. Recording anyway we can not save qu'uen both, so ...

    GETTING STARTED

    The installation is done it without problem? Yes

    Have you encountered any incompatibilities? Not

    The general configuration is easy? Yes

    The manual is clear and sufficient? ... Saw the card, no need to have a doctorate in engi buttons

    OVERALL OPINION

    How long you use it? A few days

    What is so special that you love the most, least? Simplicity and robustness. Ergonomics is effective

    Did you tried many other models before buying it? Emu 0404 PCI and Konnekt 24D

    How would you rate the quality / price? On the Cygnus at 50 euros, it is very good.

    With experience, you do again this choice? ... Given my needs, and if she leaves no spin over time, yes. Be aware though a little scared, the input line when the buzz starts to bottom, but the pad is there to correct it and even half was largely what it takes in input volume, so it goes. Small defect also, to change the sampling frequency must be activated a button below the map and disconnect / reconnect.
    Otherwise nice discovery of Sonar, but for now deepen ergonomics any tears, true favorite. I dream to purchase Sonar X1 essential, considering the price, it would be a shame not: 79 euros after registering on the site cakewalk.
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