But I want to use my other interface (UMC404HD). When I switch to a different interface (Behringer UMC1820), it seems to be able to record fine. All I did was mess around with the inputs and outputs.

I found a very helpful post in the offical forum. It is set to the default of 44,100 Hz.īefore typing this post, at some point, Audacity was able to record for a second or two. After installing the official drivers, a not installed hardware component has been displayed in the hardwaremanager called 'UMC204HD 192k DFU'. When I try changing the output device to 'front' (for headphones?), I get the following error message in a popup: Output device: 'sysdefault' or 'default'.Input device: UMC404HD 192k: USB Audio (hw:1,0).If I change the audio output device from 'sysdefault' to 'default' and attempt to record, I get the same error message. The following error message appears in a popup:Įrror code: -9993 Illegal combination of I/O devices.heres screen shots of the set up that you want to get the playback through the hard ware as well as live in fl. Getting the audio calibrated though is terribly confusing. Press 'R' on keyboard to begin recording I highly recomend using the UMC driver, its actually better than any ASIO product ive found.Here are the specific behaviors I'm seeing: Their repos have an older version of Audacity. I can record fine using this interface in a different partition, where I have Debian 9 installed. In all cases, it cannot record for more than a couple seconds. When I attempt to record in the default installed version of Audacity, I get a variety of different strange behaviors. I have connected a Behringer UMC404HD interface to my desktop via USB. I have switched the default bit rate and resolution in the Windows sound control panel back and forth from 24/48k to 16'14.4k, but still Cakewalk won't make any sound.I have just freshly installed Ubuntu Studio 20.10 on my desktop computer. Device may not support the current project's audio format or may be in use. The default sample rate and bit depth is not supported by one or more sound cards. I have uninstalled Cakewalk and reinstalled.Īt various times I have seen these error messages: I have uninstalled the driver, rebooted and reinstalled the latest one. In the Windows sound control panel, the Behringer is listed as the default input and output. In Device Manager I have disabled the Nvidiia audio drivers. The Behringer does not show up at all, and no other ASIO, WDM or WASAPI drivers show up either. Get the latest official Behringer UMC 404HD 192k sound, video, and game controller drivers for Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP PCs. In Preferences| Driver Settings, my only choice is 'Realtek ASIO HD Audio. But When I plugged in the audio interface to record, Cakewalk stopped playing sound. The PC has Realtek built-in sound, and that worked fine for a couple of days when I was just playing stuff back.

Umc404hd 192k driver