Behringer UCA222 브로셔

Ultra-flexible audio interface 
connects your instruments, mixer, 
etc. with your computer for 
recording and playback  

Massive software bundle 
including Audacity audio editor, 
comprehensive podcasting software 
and over 150 virtual instruments and 
effect plug-ins downloadable at 
behringer.com  

Works with your PC or Mac 

computer—no setup or 
drivers required  

High-resolution 48 kHz converters 
for high-end audio quality  

Stereo Headphone output with 
dedicated Level control lets you 
monitor both input and output  

Additional S/PDIF optical output for 
direct digital conversion  

Powered via USB—no external 
power supply needed  

High-quality components and 
exceptionally rugged construction 
ensure long life  

Conceived and designed by 
BEHRINGER Germany

Looking for a simple, affordable 

way to get your music into the digital 
realm? Or maybe you’d like to connect 
your computer to an external effects 
unit or recorder? Want to transfer your 
old cassette tapes to CD before the oxide 
falls off the tape? The fastest, easiest way 
to get analog audio into your computer 
is with the U-CONTROL UCA222 
Audio Interface.

This ultra-compact, USB-powered 

device lets you connect your PC or 
Mac computer to virtually any piece of 
audio gear. It gets its power from your 
computer’s USB bus, so no external power 
supply or batteries are required. And the 
UCA222 requires no special setup or 
drivers—just plug it in to a free USB port 
and start recording. 
Versatility

The UCA222 features two analog 

mono inputs for connecting any line-level 
device, such as a mixer or tape deck, and 

two analog mono outputs for connecting 
active speakers or studio monitors. On the 
digital side, the UCA222 provides USB 
connectivity and an additional S/PDIF 
optical output for direct analog-to-digital 
conversion. The stereo headphone output 
has a dedicated level control and allows 
you listen to either the input source or the 
computer output.

When used as a professional interface 

between a mixing console and your 
computer, myriad options become available. 
Some of these might include connecting 
the UCA222’s RCA outputs to the TAPE 
INPUT jacks of your mixer or active monitors, 
or directly into the input channels of the 
mixer. Connecting to mixer input channels 
gives you access to equalization and allows 
you to use the AUX Send features of your 
mixer to build extremely versatile monitor 
mixes for your recording sessions. 

Computer Audio Interfaces