M-Audio M-Track Duo HD USB-C 2-in/2-out Audio Interface

M-Audio M-Track Duo HD USB-C 2-in/2-out Audio Interface

Whether you’re podcasting, recording music, or doing live streaming, the M-Audio M-Track Duo HD gives you professional-grade tools in a compact format. With two front-panel combo inputs, you can plug in mics, guitars or line-level gear easily. The high-resolution 24-bit/192 kHz conversion ensures you retain every detail of your performance.

For Indian creators dealing with home studios, travel setups or hybrid mobile workflows, this interface provides big-studio quality without needing a big budget. It connects via USB-C to computers or mobile devices, and works with most DAWs and apps. If you’re stepping up your audio game, this interface is a strong foundation.

Key Features

• 2-in / 2-out USB-C interface for modern connectivity

• 24-bit / 192 kHz audio resolution

• 2 Crystal™ preamps offering up to +55 dB of gain

• Switchable +48 V phantom power for condenser microphones

• Two combo XLR/¼″ inputs for mic, instrument or line level

• Stereo ¼″ monitor outputs + dedicated headphone output with level control

• Zero-latency monitoring with Direct/USB switch

• Compatibility: Mac, Windows, iOS & Android

• Software bundle included to get you started with production

Why It’s Better Compared to Market Options

Many audio interfaces at this price either reduce resolution, limit inputs, or provide minimal monitoring features. The M-Track Duo HD bucks this trend by combining true 24-bit/192 kHz resolution with a full complement of inputs, phantom power, and monitoring options—all in a USB-C form. For Indian users working from home or from mobile setups, USB-C gives future-proof connectivity. The interface’s Crystal preamps offer clean gain for both dynamic and condenser mics, making it a strong all-rounder, unlike some budget gear that sacrifices one feature for another.

Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages:

• Pro-level specs (24-bit/192 kHz, full inputs) at an accessible price

• Versatile inputs: mic, line, instrument

• Compact and portable—good for travel or smaller studio spaces

• USB-C connectivity ensures compatibility with latest devices and faster data transfer

• Robust monitoring options (monitor outs + headphone + direct monitoring)

Disadvantages:

• Only 2 inputs—if you need multi-mic setups (e.g., 4+ channels) you’ll need a larger interface

• While mobile compatible (iOS/Android), you may still need adapters or powered hubs depending on mobile device

• Some features (software bundle, dongles) may require internet/downloads which may be slower in some Indian regions

Best Suitable For

• Podcasters recording two speakers or a guest + host setup

• Musicians recording vocals and guitar/keyboard in a home studio

• Streamers or YouTubers needing solid audio for both mic and instrument

• Content creators using both computer and mobile device workflows

• Indian studios or creative agencies looking for a compact, high-quality interface without breaking budget

Why Buy from Pooja Electronics

When you buy the M-Audio M-Track Duo HD from Pooja Electronics, you get:

• Authentic M-Audio product with Indian warranty support

• Expert advice from a specialist gear provider (not just generic electronics)

• Fast delivery across India and proper GST invoicing for businesses

• Local after-sales service and supported accessories

Technical Specification

FAQs

Q: Can I use this interface with an iPad or Android tablet?
Yes – the M-Track Duo HD is compatible with iOS and Android devices that support USB-C audio interfaces. You may need a compatible OTG or USB-C hub depending on your device.
Q: Will it support condenser microphones?
Yes – it has switchable +48 V phantom power on both inputs to support studio condenser mics.
Q: Is the software bundle good for beginners?
Yes – it includes DAWs and effects that allow you to start recording, producing and streaming right away.
Q: Do I need separate power for this interface?
No – it is USB-bus powered via USB-C, meaning no external power adapter is strictly required. 
Q: Is two inputs enough for my workflow?
If you are recording two people or one mic + instrument, yes. For larger setups (drums, multi-mic), you might need an interface with more channels.