M-AUDIO M-Track Solo USB Audio Interface for Recording, Streaming and Podcasting with XLR, Line and DI Inputs, Plus a Software Suite Included

Wow. That’s the best word for This was well worth the money, the quality feels great for the price, the recording quality is also great, and aesthetically it looks clean. I’ve seen some reviews talk about it being difficult to set up, I can’t agree since all you have to do is install the drivers (there’s a big red piece of paper you can’t miss inside the box telling you this) and it was plug and play. I’ve tested this is 3 daws which were Tracktion Waveform 13, FL studio, and Ableton and it was compatible in all of them. There’s of course small issues given the price which I’ll list but these shouldn’t put you off buying if you’re thinking about it. The first issue is mic volume. The problem is that you have to turn the gain up to around 9 for it to be at the level you’d want it to be, and if you hit 10 you get a lot of buzzing noise which isn’t uncommon, but since you sit at such a high level of gain it can feel like a restriction if you wanted it to be louder. And the other issue is that occasionally, and I mean it’s so uncommon for it to happen, but it will start making your mic glitchy and make your voice very robotic and harsh, which can be a pain if you use it for gaming or even meetings and you don’t notice it. But it’s a simple unplug and replug back in and it stops. All round I’m more than happy with this and don’t regret buying it in the slightest, would definitely recommend it if someone was looking for an affordable audio interface

I use the M-AUDIO M-Track Solo USB mainly for recording guitar with AmpliTube, and it works really well. Setup was super easy — just plug it into my PC and it was ready to go with minimal configuration. The instrument input handles the guitar cleanly, with no noticeable noise, and the latency is low enough that I can play and record comfortably. The sound quality is clear and detailed, even when using virtual amps in AmpliTube. It’s small and portable, so it doesn’t take up much desk space, and the headphone output is handy for monitoring while recording. Overall, a simple, reliable audio interface that’s perfect for guitarists doing home recordings.

Does as described, great product, works well with Cake Walk

The M-Audio M-Track Solo is an excellent USB audio interface, especially for its size and price. Setup was quick and painless - plug it in and you’re good to go. The sound quality is clean and clear. I've used it to connect my DJ Decks to this and then using the USB output to my mobile phone. This provides my phone with a direct line in to record videos of me performing at home, that I can upload to Instagram etc. Build quality feels sturdy, the controls are straightforward, and it does exactly what it’s meant to do without any unnecessary complications. If you want a no-nonsense, reliable audio interface that delivers great sound for the money, the M-Track Solo is a fantastic choice.

People cry over this but it's actually really good. No it's not like the expensive alternatives... Obviously... But for what you're paying it's 100% recordable and produced suitable demos. I recorded a demo on this recently and it turned out great for just a demo. Did the job nicely. Easy to use. Light weight, sml, portable, nice design. Sound quality with my e906, a fender Amp and a fender jazzmaster vintera 62 and some reverb, distortion, flange, chorus and delay sounded awesome. People gna cry because it isn't a focusrite, nor is it £200 like a focusrite... What do you expect lol... Honestly, if you're just doing demo work, ideas, starting out at recording etc. It's totally usable. I'd you're beyond that and wanting to lay proper tracks down to release to spotify, focusrite is recommended obviously. But ignore the haters if this is your budget you won't be disappointed I wasn't and I have the budget for the focusrite, which i do own, but I had to lay a track down quick in the usa and so used this at $40 and was perfect for what I needed it for.

My son needed this for his software . Quite surprised how really priced it was and as soon as he set it up his computer programme found it straight away.

Struggled with connecting without a consistent hum within recording sessions in low volume environments. Not sure if it’s a product issue or just part of buying an entry level design.

Using with my AT2020 mic and AKG K240s, the gain dial is a bit sensitive with the mic but overall works well for home recording, very good value and easy to set up