The Best Audio Interface Under $100? | Arturia Minifuse 1
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- čas přidán 2. 12. 2021
- The Arturia Minifuse 1 in the best budget audio interface I have tested to date, and it compares very well against the more expensive Audient ID4. It works well with the Rode Podmic, the Presonus PD-70, and the Berhinger XM8500. This really is a great audio interface at this price point.
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Nice explanation of the analog to digital converter and pre-amp process. I think that was super helpful
Thanks! I have tried to make simplified explanations a key part of the videos, doesn't always come off, but thanks for noticing.
Arturia MiniFuse1 or Presonus Audio Go??
I like the Arturia Products a lot, think the price performance is realy nice!
I know this is old. Just I've been using this for about a week and this thing is absolutely awesome love everything. About it!
amazing review
Thanks!
I love the Arturia Minifuse 1 the onmy thing I have to work on is finding the right gain to use woth my microphone since I'm new to it
It's just trial and error, you will get there.
I bought a mini fuse 2 and this vdo gave me confidence to use it. 😂 but I would like to know what are you using for the recording the vdo.
wich would you recommend for mixing, mastering eletronic music. Arturia Minifuse os Presonus Studio 24c? Thank you!
Thankyou, I think this video might have sold me on getting the minifuse 1, wanted to ask what post processing/editing process you typically do? (Do you apply a compressor, boost, any eq settings?) Replacing my evo 4 after having a series of issues with it and looking to streamline and refine my recording/editing process.
In this video I did nothing, but normally I apply EQ and compressor, in that order, I have a preset for each microphone.
is audio technica athm30x and m40x good headphones for this?
Very good explanation of converters. I the preamp alone doesn't matter if u have a shitty a/d converter it's the combination of both that produce high quality sound. Nobody say that in reviews. I believe u are more educated in this era
Thanks.
does this interface require a driver for working with a windows PC? does it support usb class compliant?
Hi , for listening music with monitors focal evo 65 wich is recommended?
Thanks. 5:03 isn't an instrument input an instrument-level signal instead of line-level, which I believe is higher?
do these audio interface have a difference in output audio quality difference if ur running a speaker via the TRS port?
Mini fuse 1 can loopback audio in obs?
great honest review dear..😊
Thank you 😊
Very very nice and interesting video!
Now, I'm not a audio interface connoisseur at all. But simply for pure DAW electronic music creation (Ableton Live) without any recording in, just the use of software instruments & effects within Live, would you consider this audio interface good in term of audio output quality (with some high quality studio monitors that I already have)?
Yes, I would.
@@markwiemels Thank you! :)
Exactly the reason I am looking on getting an audio interface. Did you go with this one or something else? And how is it?
@@matan2903 Ah yes, good call. Yes I did go with the Arturia Minifuse and I am more than satisfied. Super solid little box and it does a stellar job. Couldn't recommend more for this type of usage. If yours are like mine, don't worry you'll be happy :)
In Europe The ID4 is 130/140 euro, not 250.
And at that point the considerations to be made are a bit different, especially if you record guitars or basses on jfet
Absolutely.
Have you found any sort of adapters that will let you use the boya or Rhode mini with an audio interface? I tried on my Roland interface but zero sound. I realize that's not what those mics were made for but it would be an added bonus.
Yes, the Audio interface uses a 1/4 inch TS plug, not TRS or TRRS. I assume you could adapt this with a TS to TRS adapter? But I have not tried it.
I actually used to use my movo vxr10 pro when I first started and the solution I found that eventually worked was using the Deity D-XLR to adapt it to XLR. You had to use phantom power but it worked with a clean signal.
I'm sold
You can’t go wrong.
Really torn between Audient iD4 mk2 and Arturia Minifuse 2, instrument use only. They go for the same price in my local stores. Your thoughts?
Both are good, but the minifuse gives you two instruments in, instead of one, plus midi in and out, seems way more versatile for instrument only.
@@markwiemels Thanks. It's just that iD4 boasts that console preamp while minifuse doesn't have any such backing. So the tradeoff is that 5-10% better quality vs extra inputs and midi. Thanks again.
In real world use you will be very hard pressed to tell the difference.
I'm actually going through that same confusion right now. Which one did you go for & how is it holding up after 8 months of usage?
Better buy inifuse 2 if you're using 32Ohm headphones, otherwise the output volume will be WAY TOO LOUD. In Minifuse 2 you can at least compensate for that with Mix knob.
That's true.
for example, can I plug and usb mass storage device in the usb port of the arturia minifuse?
Yes, but not sure what the speed of that port will be.
can Minifuse 1 beat the Audient ID4 with driving a high impedance headphones??
Not sure, check Julian Krause's channel, he has info on this.
Does the usb port accept USB mic?
It should, depends on the level of power required.
Vs audiobox one? Which would you recommend? Thanks!
Both good, pretty hard call. Probably the Arturia.
@@markwiemels also run Sm7b without cloudlifter?
@@gugong yes
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Hey there! I just bought myself a dynamic XLR mic and now looking at XLR interfaces.. Originally I wanted to go with a Behringer UMC22 or MAYBE a UMC202HD. Would you recommend any of those or should I just shell out an extra 50$ and get the Arturia Minifuse 1? Thanks
The minifuse is pretty good, but those others will still do the job.
As you want to use a dynamic mic, go for an interface with the least amount of preamp noise. Of course, keep your budget in mind. Google the specs of some of the budget leaders and choose one. Let us know how it goes..
@@bigheartsmolpen Went with the Minifuse 1 from Arturia. Its very good, i just had issue with drivers on Win 11, and theres a slight high pitch noise (like coil whine or something) the closer I get the mic to my PC, so I'll have to either try another cable or move my PC from my desk lmao (having the mic further away from the PC fixes it, I get perfect clean audio)
im new to audio stuff like this so im just wondering if this will power a 250 ohm beyerdynamic 770 pro or should i go 80 ohm and will it power the shure mv7
It will have no problem with the mv7, check out the Julian Krause review for the headphone amp information, I’m sure he covered this, it’s might struggle with the 250, but not sure, I like 80 as a safe all around choice for most amps.
Great info especially for me as a beginner. Please let me know if I can plug these in directly into my Sony zv e10 camera
Only works with computers.
Tell me this card will work with intel i3?
I can’t see why it would not, but I have not specifically tested it.
@@markwiemels thank y;)
I have Intel i3 and using it but have some driver issue lil glitchy but it works
ARTURIA vs VOLT ??
Haven't used the Volt, so can't really help with that one.
@@markwiemels thanks bro
Did you make any progress in this? I’m comparing the same.
@@silas1414 Arturia 😎🔥
@@markwiemels Arturia 🔥😎
I could not perceive any difference that mattered to my consumer level ears 🤷♂ Minifuse it is
Good choice.
The sound would be OK, the only issue is too audible plosives and that spoils sound of any mic and interface. Also, I see too many people with expensive SM7B with popping plosives. Either a proper pop-filter is needed or better positioning of the mic. It must be well aside (and you should not turn your head toward it) or slightly above the mouth (and that is not so nice in a video).
Yes, plosives is a problem. The Podmic doesn't perform well being that far away to the side, the PD-70 does, and can be used that way.