Debian version: 10.10
Audacity version: 2.2.2
Behringer UMC202HD

• 48V switch on the back. It is obvious since there is not room on the front. It is no big deal to reach for it and switch it on a daily basis.
• The manual can be unclear and / or incomplete at places
• Too low recording level. When recording from the microphone to Audacity via the USB interface the output level is too low. We have set Gain to 80% on the device so it just not clips. In Pulse Audio Volume Control we have set in the tab “Recording” “Alsa-plugin [audacity]: Alsa Capture from” to the maximum of 153%. In the tab “Input devices” we have set “UMC202HD 192k Analog Stereo” to the maximum of 153%. When the signal just not clips on the device we get a maximum level of 55% in Audacity. So no headroom at all

• 48V switch on the back. This contributes to a cleaner look
• The output sound is very clean. We could not hear any noise. Quite different from the default soundcard in the computer which has a lot of noise
• Volume control for the headphones
• Clip indicator. We do not miss a VU meter
• Nice looking box
• Nice dials, buttons and connectors
• Good price compared to the competition
• No software, which you might not need but have to pay for, included in the package

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