Audio interface M-Audio M-Track DUO HD PACK — USB-C 2-in/2-out, 24-bit/192kHz, 2 combo inputs, headphones output

The M-Audio M-Track DUO HD PACK is a compact USB-C audio interface designed for straightforward recording and monitoring in home studios and mobile setups. It provides two combo XLR/line inputs with built-in preamps, two balanced outputs and a dedicated headphone output. The unit supports 24-bit/192 kHz resolution for high-fidelity capture and playback, and includes the cables and accessories needed for quick connection and low-latency monitoring.

Advantages

The interface combines a small footprint with full-size features, delivering two high-quality preamps and direct monitoring while maintaining USB-C connectivity for modern computers. High-resolution converters ensure accurate audio capture up to 192 kHz and a dedicated headphone output with level control enables detailed listening. The included pack accessories allow fast setup without requiring additional purchases.

Suitable for

• Home studio recording of vocals and instruments
• Podcasting and voice-over work
• Field recording and mobile sessions
• Small music production setups and tracking

Key specifications

• Audio resolution: 24-bit / 192 kHz
• Inputs: 2 combo XLR / 1/4" line inputs with preamps and gain control
• Outputs: 2 balanced main outputs (line level)
• Headphone: dedicated output with level control
• Monitoring: direct monitoring for zero-latency monitoring
• Connectivity: USB-C for data and power
• Form factor: compact desktop enclosure

How to use

Connect the M-Track DUO HD to a computer using the supplied USB-C cable, then connect microphones or line-level instruments to the combo inputs. Set input gain using the front-panel controls and enable direct monitoring to listen to the input signal with minimal latency. Adjust output levels for speakers and headphones as needed. Use your preferred DAW to select the interface as the audio input and output device and configure sample rate and buffer size to match your project settings.

Usage recommendations

For best results, record at 24-bit/48–96 kHz for general music and podcast work; use 192 kHz when higher sample rates are required. Use balanced cables for main outputs to reduce noise, and set input gain so peaks do not clip while maintaining adequate level. Update device drivers or firmware if available and choose buffer settings that balance latency and system stability during tracking or mixing.