BOMGE BMG22 USB Audio Interface with XLR Input, 48 V Phantom Power and Loopback, 32-Bit/192 kHz

BOMGE BMG22 USB Audio Interface connects audio sources to a computer or mobile recording setup, with 32-Bit/192 kHz.

Plug and Play Compatible – The BMG22 is compatible with a variety of DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations), including Pro Tools, Ableton Live Lite, and Ableton. It's a USB audio interface that works using standard Windows and Mac drivers, requiring no special driver downloads.

The BMG22 multifunction audio interface features two combo inputs with gain control. The built-in Class A microphone preamps enhance vocal recordings and acoustic instrument performances. Input 1 includes a +48V phantom power switch; 48V phantom power requires connection via an XLR cable.

Loopback Function — The BMG22 audio interface features a loopback function. It can mix all audio inputs from each channel with the audio signal being played on your computer and send it back to the computer. Note: To use the loopback function (sending audio back), press the "DIRECT MONITOR" button on the front panel.

32-bit/192 kHz Hi-Fi Audio – Compatible with Mac and PC, this USB audio interface supports sampling rates up to 32-bit/192 kHz, capturing the original sound quality faithfully. Equipped with a variety of input terminals for microphones, electric guitars, basses, and more, it enables recording.

Monitoring — The BMG22 sound card audio interface enables zero-latency direct monitoring, allowing musicians to experience their performance clearly without delay or lag in the returning signal, resulting in improved performance and recording. Connects to headphones with a 6.35 mm interface.

Power Supply Options — The BMG22 audio interface supports multiple power supply methods. When connecting to an iPad, power can be supplied via the dedicated 5V DC terminal. Alternatively, you can connect a standard USB power adapter or USB mobile device to help provide a stable power supply.

The BMG22 audio interface features left and right channel outputs, allowing you to connect microphones and instruments simultaneously for music production, or record while playing back accompaniment on your PC. You can also switch between stereo and mono output during recording.