Audio Interfaces

M-Audio’s latest interfaces offer a lot of bang for relatively little buck and utilise the up-and-coming USB Type-C connector.

Apogee’s Symphony interface has been Thunderbolted, touchscreened and released back into the world as the Symphony MkII.

The 1248 offers a lot of interface for the money, not to mention MOTU’s take on networked audio.

It’s an audio interface. It’s a digital mixer. It’s an eight-way microphone preamp... but how well does the US20x20 perform in use?

The K-Mix squeezes a mixer, an audio interface and a MIDI controller into one very tactile box.

The iRig Pro Duo promises to be a versatile and affordable all-in-one studio for iOS, Android and desktop computers.

Eighteen years after the launch of their ground-breaking POD, Line 6’s new flagship amp-modeller looks brimful of promise.

Focusrite say the Red 4Pre is the pinnacle of their audio interface range. We put it to the test.

RME’s successor to their popular Babyface audio and MIDI interface is finally available. Does it live up to the company’s usual high standards?

The PreSonus Studio 192 offers a great deal of functionality for its price. Is this the time to jump aboard the USB 3 bandwagon?

Bus-powered audio interfaces with some additional mixing and monitoring capabilities.

Behringer’s X32 consoles aren’t light on features, but they’ve never offered stand-alone multitrack recording — until now...

UA’s new Apollo 8p boasts eight channels of the company’s Unison–powered preamps.

This compact console offers an enticing set of features for both live and studio use — and does so at a highly appealing price.

Audient’s new interface aims to keep the quality of its predecessor whilst streamlining the features and cutting the price.

Radial build some of the best-performing and most reliable DI boxes, switches and interfaces...

Focusrite’s Clarett range offers Thunderbolt connectivity and high specifications at an attractive price tag.

With Rupert Neve’s pedigree in transformer-based equipment design, a DI box was surely just a matter of time.

Looking for an audio interface that puts all the controls and I/O right where you need them? Check out our round-up of desktop devices.

As the name suggests, Miktek’s Procast SST is aimed at those using desktop systems to put together podcasts but, it also has wider appeal.

Prism Sound’s Lyra brings the quality of their Orpheus and Titan interfaces within reach of lesser mortals.