RME Babyface Pro FS vs Solid State Logic SSL 2+

The RME BabyFace Pro FS/MadiFace Pro. RME are known for their software support which is why I recommend them so much. They have drivers supporting M1 as they aren't reliant on 3rd parties because they develop their own interface core.

I had to call SSL's technical support to resolve these issues. The agent I spoke to was very helpful, but I still can't resolve the clicking problem. It remains to be seen what this interface's performance will be in a new operating environment. I may have to use a Mac to get useful results

I've had much pricier setups but this is by far the nicest sounding. I don't ever see upgrading lol.

Verdict: Not a professional type of device if you experience clicks and pops even at 256 buffer, and forced to go up from there to avoid artifacts. It's a no-go for audio engineer. Probably cool for someone that just plays Youtube or games, but anyone who likes to have loud enough output in headphones will find out that it can't drive your headphones. Wouldn't use it for mixing

But the reason I am going back to RME, the sound is just a very small part of the consideration when you choose your main audio interface, plus the current-gen AD/DA converters are extremely capable, even the cheaper options are way too good to be blamed on when you can't get a good mix from it. I would endorse RME with all my heart, their analog circuitry is very well designed, both hardware and driver are extremely stable, Top-notch customer support (their support actually know what they are doing and very quick to resolve your problem), Totalmix is awesome and super flexible.

Do you think this is a cool interface? Are the features things that you would use in a recording session? Or is it just something that would not benef...