So, in other words, even a lowly Behringer UMC202HD will do everything you need. Latency doesn't improve noticeably with USB3, USB-C or even with Thrunderbolt by the way since latency is not bandwidth. And since USB2 already has way more bandwidth then audio needs, USB2 interfaces are just fine. I am have been running USB2 and USB3 interfaces off USB-C ports lately for this exact reason (my UMC404HD is borderline with bus power on most USB2/3 ports but is very happy on USB-C). Since USB-C offers more guaranteed power than earlier versions this makes powering bus powered interfaces super easy and reliable. This is how I'd do it if I was plugging in and out of random systems.Īlso, since USB-C is backwards compatible with otehr versions of USB, using a USB-C to USB Type B cable will let you connect nearly any USB interface to your USB C port. If you perform in random venues a lot, going through a passive transformer isolated stereo DI is worth considering to get XLR out that way since it will break any ground loops and isolate your interface and computer equipment from any stray voltages. That will open you up to most available interfaces at whatever price point you like. As above: just use a pair of short TRS to XLR-M cables.
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