The sound card is fully compatible with most DAW software and is suitable for home studios or live performance. You'll also find four Inserts connectors for external effects such as compressor, EQ, delay, reverb and more.

The rear panel then includes flexible connectivity for studio monitors, mixers and MIDI devices. The front panel also includes a Mix for adjusting the input signal ratio, Main out for all channels or a headphone output with zero latency and a separate volume control. Adjust the volume of each input via the Gain knob, and select the character of the input signal via the two-position LINE/INST switch. Each channel is then equipped with a unique MIDAS microphone preamp, phantom power and LEDs for maximum visibility. The front of the U-PHORIA UMC404HD includes four combined microphone and instrument jacks. Audio recordings can then be recorded in premium 24 bit/192 kHz quality.

In addition, each channel includes a premium microphone preamp developed by MIDAS and of course connectivity with modern MIDI devices. It allows you to record acoustic and electrophonic instruments, vocals, percussion, etc. Happy to report both 3 and 4 seem okay now.Behringer's unique four-channel sound card is suitable for all music producers, musicians and creatives involved in audiovisual production. I'm a little puzzled that MuseScore 3 continued to work fine through all this. The only other item in the MuseScore 4 I/O 'Output device' drop-down was 'Behringer Out 1-2' which was now the default on my computer. so it had already coached itself to be happy. But when, after getting the Window's side of the settings uniform, MuseScore 4 started - a clue that all was about to be well - I was not surprised to see its I/O settings said 'System Default'. Side note - If resetting all this in Windows Sound had NOT worked, next I would have disabled Behringer interface in Windows Sound Settings, enabled the computer's internal sound card, and started up MuseScore 4 (using the computer's internal sound card, which offered no trouble) and checked the Preferences - I/O settings on MuseScore 4 to see what it was expecting for an audio interface, and changed it there if necessary. I also, just to reduce variables, disabled Behringer's 'Out 3-4' and 'Out 1-4', keeping only 'Out 1-2' enabled in Windows Sound Settings. I also unchecked 'Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device' in Windows settings. '2 channel, 24 bit, 44100 HZ (Studio Quality)' and then MuseScore 4 was able to start up and play. (Like, maybe, installing MuseScore 4?) I checked and indeed needed to reset the Behringer settings in Windows Sound Settings to what's been working on MuseScore 3.

I forgot that every so often some event whisks through my computer that changes the sample settings in Windows sound.

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