Audio Interfaces

Networked audio is becoming ever more popular and affordable, as with Merging’s Hapi.

Resident Audio’s mid-price Thunderbolt interface has some nifty tricks up its sleeve.

If small is beautiful, then Antelope Audio’s latest product is the Mona Lisa of multi-channel audio interfaces.

Zoom’s TAC-2 is the cheapest Thunderbolt interface currently available, but is premium quality really possible on a budget?

With the launch of the iTrack Dock, Focusrite are attempting to establish some ‘grown up’ standards so that musicians can make music on their iPad using any Core Audio-savvy application...

There are many companies making interfaces for Pro Tools HDX systems these days — but straying from the Avid path carries some risks.

Could Steinberg’s mid–sized USB audio interface provide the perfect package for the home studio and music on the move?

Prism Sound's latest interface looks set to dwarf even their legendary Orpheus...

The Fireface 802 picks up where its highly successful predecessor left off.

These compact devices boast more digital I/O than any other USB interface.

Yellowtec make lots of equipment for the broadcast market, but their latest interfaces could be just the ticket for music production.

Is the combination of audio interface and 500-series chassis the ideal solution for a compact, hybrid setup?

The Apollo Twin brings impressive sound quality and UA plug-ins to the desktop, along with unusually versatile mic preamps!

SPL's Crimson combines a high‑quality interface and monitor controller into one conveniently sized box.

This complex, multi-faceted device offers more than you’d imagine at first glance...

Audient have brought their respected ASP-series preamps to the masses in the form of a new USB audio interface.

The iRig Pro brings us an interface that is as portable as an iOS device itself, yet which allows for a range of useful connectivity.

The Apollo 16 is an audio interface designed to bring UA's Powered Plug-in processing into the heart of a larger studio setup.

With its bundled Pro Tools Express software, Avid's new interface could be just the thing for anyone getting started with music production.

A hybrid recording interface can give you the practical benefits of a stand-alone recorder with the flexibility of a computer and audio interface. Here's our round-up of current options.

Behringer's Ultragain ADA 8000 — a simple ADAT interface with mic and line inputs and analogue line outputs