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PreSonus Studio 1824c - REVEALED (Full Overview, Setup, & Demo)

Full overview, setup, and demo of the PreSonus Studio 1824c USB-C audio interface. READ DESCRIPTION ⬇⬇⬇ #PreSonus #Studio1824c In this video we'll look at what's included, see all the features, register the interface, see how to download the included software, setup the interface, and see how to record. ▶TIMECODE FOR EACH SECTION: Intro – 0:00 What's Included – 0:16 The Features – 1:50 Register & Downloads – 5:39 Connect to Computer – 8:58 Universal Control – 9:33 Use as Interface for Windows – 13:31 Setup with Pro Tools – 17:34 Record a Microphone – 20:48 Record a Guitar – 24:04 The PreSonus Studio 1824c is an 18in X 18out (or 20out depending on how you like to count the outputs), USB C audio interface. 24 bit and up to 192k for your sample rate. It has 2 Mic/Instrument/Line combo inputs on the front, and 6 Mic/Line combo inputs on the back. The XMAX Pre-Amps have an 80dB gain range and +65dB of gain, so these pre-amps can drive low output broadcast microphones without an external pre-amp. The XMAX Pre-amps are also very quiet and clean. There are 8 DC coupled TRS outputs and 2 Main Outputs. 2 headphone outputs, MIDI I/O, SPDIF, ADAT, and Word Clock. The Studio 1824c has a MUTE button to mute the mains, and a MONO button to collapse the signal to mono, which is useful to check for phase problems in your mix. This interface also currently includes the Studio Magic plugin bundle and Studio One 4 Artist edition. Also included is Universal Control, which is your driver software, and UC Surface which let's you setup different no/low latency monitor mixes. While this interface is USB-C, it uses the USB 2.0 protocol. As mentioned in the video, there is no issue with this since USB 3 doesn't actually reduce latency. You can, however, plug the 1824c into USB 2 or USB 3 ports on your computer. ▶For more info on USB2 vs USB3 for audio interfaces, read this: https://support.focusrite.com/hc/en-g... When you turn Phantom Power (48v) ON for the XLR inputs, it's on for ALL mic inputs. While it would be nice if you could turn Phantom Power ON per channel, it usually won't be an issue. If you're connecting condenser microphones that use phantom power and dynamic microphones that do not use phantom power at the same time, most dynamic microphones will simply ignore the Phantom Power. A few vintage dynamic ribbon microphones could possibly be damaged, but in general it's just not an issue. Always look at the guide for your microphone to see if it will be damaged by Phantom Power. ▶Read this for more information about phantom power and dynamic mics: https://www.soundonsound.com/sound-ad... The PreSonus Studio 1824c is an audio interface with lots of I/O and routing options, low latency, amazing pre-amps, a good software bundle, and a nice price. After thoroughly testing this interface, I highly recommend it. 📽Watch the UNBOXING video: PreSonus Studio 1824c - UNBOXING    • PreSonus Studio 1824c - UNBOXING   ▶Purchase (use these links to support the channel) PreSonus Studio 1824c https://amzn.to/2Mg2WKg ▶Gear used to make the video Shure SM7B (mic used for voiceover) https://amzn.to/30Sh4fX Cloudlifter CL-2 (pre-amp used) https://amzn.to/2HJui7c Zoom H6 (audio recorder used) https://amzn.to/2QBQNy0 Panasonic Lumix G7 (camera used) https://amzn.to/2QxFHKc ▶My Links https://benonistudio.com Twitter   / benonistudio   Instagram   / benonistudio   Save an additional 10% on Waves plugins https://www.waves.com/r/j2kruw Support the stream: https://streamlabs.com/benonistudio Buy your studio gear: https://www.amazon.com/shop/benonistudio SUBSCRIBE ::: LIKE ::: COMMENT