If you do have any ideas for an XLR interface under 150 that would be nice. I'm new to audio and this website so sorry for any formating errors or if I simply havent done enough research.
Ultimatly will it be enough for the samson q2u or should i look into something with closer to 60db of gain? Drivers are up to date, according to Windows. Plug in your mic, guitar and MIDI keyboard and start tracking with over 100 virtual instruments, dozens of effects. Youll find everything you need to record, edit, mix, process and master your own music tracks quickly and easily. after the second try it showed up under audio devices as 'Samson Meteor' but still had a pale yellow light and a warning sign in the device manager. Welcome to Performer Lite Performer Lite includes all of AudioDesks audio workstation capabilities and much more. My understanding is that you want to aim for close to -6 to -12 dB so if the scarlett maxes out at 56 couldnt i set it to closer to like ~45dB of gain so it would end up around this point in the end. I tired: - deinstalling the unknown USB device > restart the computer > plug mic in. I want to stay under 150$ for buying an XLR interface and the Scarlett seems well praised but I'm afraid it wont be enough and I would have to get a cloudlifter or something of the sort to pair with it. The Focusrite Scarlett Solo has 56db of gain but I know people often talk about how it doesnt pair well witht the Shure SM7B. The Samson Q2U claims it has a sensitivity of -54 db online and I think that the Shure SM7B has around the same.
I'm looking at getting an XLR interface for my Samson Q2U as right now its just usb and while it works fine I want to keep improving my setup.
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