Restock M-Audio Fast Track Pro Mobile USB Audio/MIDI Interface

Love the product, this was an upgrade on a budget to get good studio equipment. Sound is amazing, controls give great volume, 4 in 4 out gives me all the outputs I need for studio speakers and other options

A few months ago, I purchased this interface in store, along with a pair of KRK Rokit 6's. As soon as I had everything plugged in and set up, I attempted to play a song on iTunes through the interface, and the monitors played a scratchy, loud, buzzing sound. I opened Ableton and played a 100hz sine wave, which also caused buzzing. Then I played a 1000hz sine wave, which did not cause any buzzing at all. The interface would cause feedback in the low-end of the spectrum. I unplugged the interface, and ran the monitors into my Macbook Pro's headphone jack - which caused NO problems in the low end (no buzzing.) I took the interface back, and exchanged it for a Scarlet 2i2, which works FANTASTICALLY. I give the interface 1 star, and give the Guitarcenter employees 5 stars for their help.

I run a dual-keyboard setup live, and while one (an M-Audio Keystation Pro 88) is run via USB direct to my laptop, the other is older and does not have that kind of built-in interface. When my cheapo E-Mu XMidi cable went out on me, I found this interface. It takes over the sound card on my computer, takes and converts the MIDI from my older keyboard for use with Reason 6, and allows me to record my guitars direct at home too! It interfaces with Reason perfectly, and except for some minor tweaks in my laptop's control panel, was basically a plug and play affair. Can't say enough good about it! Never had any issues and it's built solidly. It cranks for live use, and is powered via USB. A+ M-Audio!

I bought this about a year ago and I still use it. It gave an exceptional difference in FL Studio when I hooked it up. I use it for pretty much everything now. Only thing I would say bad about this is the headphone jack. When you pull your headphones out, the 1/4 connector comes out too when it used to stay in. It can't be the connector because I use several. If you're into buying an M-Audio Interface, I would suggest the new C series or the Profire610 though.

I went into the store and asked for something I could use to record music at home, process it on laptop, and burn to a cd. I was sold the fast track pro. First had alot of trouble getting discs to load into a new lapton purchased just days before. There's no instruction manual to help with how to make it work. The help menu does not work at all. Now find out I can't save anything to the laptop nor process music or burn to a cd. That's something else you have to buy. I spent good money for absolutely nothing that can do what I need to do. I was told when I bought it that I could do everything I asked for. NOT! Don't waste your money unless you got some extra to buy whatever else you have to buy to get this to work. Guitar Center has always done me right in the past but this time they got to me.

Beware, this device cannot input and output at 96hz at the same time. Since it is only USB 1.1, there is not enough bandwidth to do both. So either you record at 96hz without hearing what your playing, or your stuck recording at 48hz. I wish i knew this before I bought this but it is not mentioned anywhere in the specs that it is only usb 1.1. That huge issue aside, the interface works nicely for what its supposed to do. It is not very hard to set up and is easy to use.