RME Babyface Pro FS

After about a month of using this thing I was impressed until i noticed when I used it for longer sessions of mixing I’d noticed clipping coming from the audio coming from speakers. And then this interface just shut off and...View More would not come back on until the next day. However when it came back on it would not connect to my MAC no matter what I did.View Less

I got this interface so that I could have my XLR microphone and my audiophile grade headphones all plugged in on one device so that I could cut down on clutter, and it absolutely fills that role. I was originally put off by the...View More price, considering I had an Audient ID14MK2 which was already 95% of what I needed for a smidge over 3x less. However, this audio interface is so much more worth it. There are so many things you can do with this interface that I would never need, but I am so happy that IView Less

I have been a Focusrite user since the Scarlett first gen came out. I then purchased a gen 3 and later a Clarett 2pre and a Clarett+ 2pre. The Clarett was really nice, but I had issues with the drivers and I also needed 4 inputs...View More for use with my Fractal Audio FM3. The Babyface is much more expensive, but well worth it. There is also a bit of a learning curve as it's not as straight forward as the focusrite products. Give it a shot, you will not be disappointed. The sound is incredible bothView Less

just buy it!

Have used several DA/AD converters of all types (ARC, THX, Rode, Shure, etc.) all bought from Amazon. All adequate and similar in performance as one would expect, in a very competitive field. Then I tried the Babyface: Mein Got,...View More ausgezeichnet (which translates to “Wow” I think). It leaves all the aforementioned in the dust. Built like a brick outhouse, outstanding clarity, excellent dynamic range, ultra-low distortion, etc. Everything one can ask for. The software is a tad complicated and can beView Less