Preset ? Not sure what you mean.
You look for a RME recording device ?
What is your max budget and what type of ports do you need for your setup ?

I put together an excel which could help you, to choose a proper device, its in this blog article from me:
https://www.tonstudio-forum.de/blog/ind … B-MADIfac/

Direct link to Excel: https://www.tonstudio-forum.de/index.ph … 0-08-xlsx/

Tuning the Mic ?

before i had a Mackie profx it was easy finding the best sounding options for my mic,

no i feel like i talk into a Metal Box or a tunnel, iam sorry if i dont know how to explain like a professional

i feel like i talk into a Metal Box or a tunnel
You are using a high-quality super pro studio microphone that is excellent inside a perfect studio with perfect acoustic.
What is that room you are using it ?
A small office room in your home (normally a childrens room ?)
The tunnel sound comes from small rooms with too much reverb (bathroom effect).
The metallic sound could be a kind of feedback inside your DAW.
Try another recording software, for example audacity freeware.
After having a recorded track you can do some EQ, often people are happy when add bass and hights (cheap trick).

When I tried the TLM103 years ago in the Musicstore, then I had a certain feeling as if treble was overemphasized, I was not satisfied with the sound.

The ratings for this microphon at Thomann are partially also not so good:
"... put into operation, I was sobered - does not sound so great ... Well, first gather experience, I thought! After about a year of work in the studio I was then really dissatisfied ... nothing I recorded with the mic was better in my songs - on the contrary - in the vocal recordings I was only busy with post-processing, so cold and sibilant sounds the TLM 103! Then I've dealt in more detail with the Mic on the net, and see there a lot of criticism in the professional - forums ... Tenor: not suitable for vocals at all! So I feel it now also, although it is purchased by most yes mainly for this. I think that many buy this Neumann, because they can not afford another, and then hear it beautifully - I sold it again! ..."

> i am doing live streaming and my room is fully coverd in Akustik foam and everything

Difficult to say, whether this has been done properly and that now the room is sounding well for recording...
Some rooms that people use for recording are sometimes even too low so that the acoustic is not well.

Its difficult to clarify this through a forum without any sound material, without knowing the room and the acoustic.

It also doesn't sound to me to be a RME specific problem. You can try to use the EQ and compressor to modify the sound a bit according to your taste.

I did watch that Link from you and to me your sound is pretty good.
You (the guy in the small frame with headphone and beard) speak loud and clear, all right.
I think you have been looking for things that do not exist.
Setting up the mic is :
Roomacoustic, Mic-stand, proper cables, gain before clipping, place the mic distance to the mouth, ev. a popfilter, good interface, computer, software, and then ev. some EQ and autotune plugin if wanted.
You are a bit close to the Mic, if you give 10cm more space could be fine.