Audio Interfaces

Now boasting Mackie's highly regarded Onyx preamps, the newest mixers in the ProFX range offer much to tempt musicians on a budget.

Mackie offer a straightforward and affordable approach to audio interfacing with two new Onyx units.

Mackie have bundled eight of their popular Onyx preamps into a 1U rackmount audio interface. We put it to the test...

Mackie's Blackjack is the smallest interface yet to feature their acclaimed Onyx mic preamps.

I’m currently upgrading my project studio, which is based around a Focusrite Saffire LE and is fine when using Cubase or NI’s Traktor. However, I am looking to bring Pro Tools into the equation, and despite some hunting I’m still stumped. Would using an M Box affect the sound drivers for my Saffire, forcing me to disable one piece of hardware and restart my system?

The Mackie Satellite is an audio interface with a unique two-piece design — but is it genius or gimmickry?

Mackie's new 10-in, 10-out breakout box includes an internal DSP mixer, MIDI connectivity, and four of their high-spec Onyx preamps.

Not content with acting as a high-spec control surface and Firewire audio interface for your studio computer, this new high resolution console seems determined to outshine it with its slick touchscreen graphical interface and onboard VST plug-in hosting.

Mackie's first foray into the market for desktop USB devices is a well specified 24-bit/96kHz stereo interface with built-in DSP effects.

Mackie combine a completely redesigned 16:2 mixer with a multi-channel Firewire audio interface. What more could you want?