Volt 276 Reviews

I am a singer/songwriter and I make my music at home. I ordered this because I wanted to record my guitar and vocals and it was so simple to set up, came with a ton of excellent software and it’s very straightforward- plug in and get to playing. I am very happy with this product and would recommend anyone who is looking for great sound quality without dropping too much dough.

A very great strong product at a very good descent price. I like the quality sound it generates for my recordings, and I would highly recommend it for any upcoming artist that wants a solid recording of their vocals.

Thank you to my local music store in Edmonton, Canada for recommending this. This is next level interface and it makes recording such a delight. Thank you UA for creating this device.

not a big fan right now....but maybe that will change once I learn how to get around all the weirdness with this unit. the software is only temporary and is almost impossible to get to fully function. Luna seems to work sort of but doesn't see all the instruments in the MIDI loop....that's a bummer....recording is also an adventure....have gone to the Roland Rubix 22 instead.

The volt 276 is advertised as working in Logic Pro and there is even a video created on how to set up the inputs and outputs.

The volts 276 mono inputs are a panned signal and only capture a robotic tinny signal that distorts and muffles everything.

I used the 276 with Studio One Pro 7 and had no issues making the panned input a stereo output.

Be careful if you have logic when purchasing this audio interface. They don’t play well in the sandbox.