You don’t need to do any coding, but you have to install a lot of development software and the whole process could take about a day. Personally, I have been using an old Presonus AudioBox 44VSL which sends all 4 channels to Audacity under Windows, so I don’t have this issue.įor a software solution, you could use MacOS or Linux or you could compile your own version of Audacity w/ASIO support. Some people have had success with a Behringer UFO/UCA/202/222 USB interface - you would also need a stereo 1/4" to RCA cable. I think you will need different/additional hardware to do this. The U-Phoria is not a “mixer” and I do not see any such button in the photo, so I suspect not. There is a USB control button on some mixers to select whether the computer sees the inputs or the outputs. (I replied earlier, but the server crashed just as it was processing my post, and I don’t see it here, so here goes again:) Is there any way I can just get the Behringer to consolidate its feed on the way to the PC, though?
What input type are you using? WASAPI gives me a -9997 error MME and DirectSound allow me to record on channels 1 and 2 on the Behringer, with no input from channels 3 or 4.I was wondering if anyone out there is successfully multitracking 3 or 4 mics with a Behringer 404HD, and could walk me through it… I’ve followed a variety of different instructions from other forum posts, including rolling the driver back to 3.29, switching to WASAPI, and trying to to pre-create tracks that match the Behringer sample rate (192K).Įverything is either giving me only 1 or 2 live mics, or error code -9997, Invalid Sample Rate.
I’m trying to get back to using a Behringer U-Phoria 404HD and Audacity to record three mics, and having a devil of a time at it.
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