The Steinberg UR24C 2x4 USB Gen 3.1 Audio Interface is designed for two primary purposes: to give you impeccable sound recording on the go and to facilitate cue mixes during live sets. Make use of its 32-bit converters for a wide dynamic range, and record at sample rates of up to 192 kHz for capturing detailed sonic nuances. Whether you are recording yourself at the home studio or performing DJ sets at live shows, the UR24C will come in handy.

The interface offers two combo XLR-1/4" inputs, one of which can accept Hi-Z instruments, so you can record your basses and guitars direct, with fine degrees of resolution. Connect your monitors (available separately) via two 1/4" TRS jacks in the back of the unit, or make use of the 1/4" headphone output on the front panel to monitor privately. You'll also find four line outputs, which can come in handy for providing click tracks to band members on stage or backing tracks to the house.

While you're recording, make use of the Mix knob to ensure that you hear your sound free of latency. When you're DJing, put the Mix knob into DJ mode, and put your cue mix on the right side of the headphones, and your mono master on the left. Furthermore, connect your favorite MIDI devices over the 5-pin DIN MIDI I/O jacks.

The interface can communicate over a USB GEN 3.1 connection for seamless integration with Mac and Windows computers. The port is also backwards compatible for USB 2.0. Even iOS devices running iOS 10 or later are supported, so you can record straight to your iPad.

Multiple effects are included, such as REV-X reverb and guitar amplifier emulations. For home recording and production, Cubasis LE and Cubase AI are included, as is a software, zero-latency monitoring matrix called dspMixFx. The interface is powered over USB, though you can also use a separately available 5V DC adapter.

High-Speed USB 3.0 Computer Interface    32-Bit A/D for Increased Dynamic Range    192 kHz Recording for High Resolution    2 Monitor Modes: DAW and DJ    Mix Knob for Eliminating Latency    4 Line Outs and 1 Headphone Out    MIDI I/O over 5-Pin DIN Jacks    Bus-Powered with Optional 5V DC Port    Works with Mac, Windows, and iOS    Included Recording Software

• 32-bit / 192 kHz audio resolution
• Multiple monitor modes for recording and DJ work
• Superspeed USB 3.1 with USB Type-C
• MIDI I/O over 5-Pin DIN Jacks
• Ultra-rugged build
• Latency-free monitoring with DSP effects
• Class A D-PRE mic preamps
• Compatible with all major audio software
• iOS ready via CC Mode
• Loopback function for streaming
• Cubase AI, Cubasis LE, and dspMixFx mixing application included
• Included reverb, channel strip, and guitar amplifier effects

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 1) Will it work out of the box with the New MacBook Pro M1 Max ? 2) without buying the dock, you don't get xlr inputs correct ?

A: Apogee does not yet specify compatibility between the Apogee Electronics Duet 3 Ultracompact 2x4 USB Type-C Audio Interface and the Apple M1 products. You are still able to get XLR inputs on the Apogee Electronics Duet 3 Ultracompact 2x4 USB Type-C Audio Interface without the accessory dock via the breakout cable included with purchase.

Q: 2. To clarify, can I use this to output sound to speaker monitors? Second, will will it work with an Apple laptop M1 Pro?

A: Yes the Apogee Duet 3 comes with a breakout cable to connect to active monitors and yes it is compatible with Apple Macbook M1 Pro models.

Q: 3. Does B&H carry a 5 volt power supply using the USB a/b jack?

A: We offer the GyroVu 5V 3.1A USB Type-A AC Adapter for compatibility with 5V USB-C.

Q: 4. Would this work with the 80D? If not, is there a 3.0 USB cord that would?

A: Only works with 7d mkii. Also 5ds

Q: 5. Does it have two separate headphone outputs with the dock?

A: The dock has one dedicated 1/4" TRS unbalanced headphone output and it also has two 1/4" TRS balanced line/monitor outputs.

Q: 6. Does the 24-bit 192kHz also apply to music playback or is it just for recording?

A: This specification relates to the converters that pass the analog signal from the microphone during recording only.

Q: 7. Are outputs 3/4 appear in the ASIO setup? Would like to setup a cue mix for click and backing track.

A: The only way you use a click track with this interface. Is to plug your instrument into input 1 and the click into input 2. Then record it into your DAW. Listening with the headphone out. But there is no way to do a proper cue mix with this interface.

Q: 8. Will this work with an iPhone? (I see it only mentions iPad, but since it seems to supply its own battery power, I'm thinking it should work with iPhone too, no?)

A: This product is not designed for use with an iPhone. It can be used to connect to your Mac or Windows computer, or iPad* via USB, to record with mics, instruments, and more. A

Q: 9. Are the stereo RCA Line Outputs meant for connecting a Headphone Amp to drive 300+ Ohm Headphones?

A: It can be used for this purpose!

Q: 10. Does the headphone out have its own volume control?

A: Yes it does. On the lower portion of the unit are two large dials. The one on the right is the Headphone volume control while the one on the left is the Main Out control.