Audio Interfaces

Zoom’s latest handheld recorder has been designed specifically for musicians on the move, and boasts a versatile selection of I/O, a range of built-in effects, and an onboard rhythm section with over 80 drum patterns.

Tascam's latest portable recorder offers a built-in stereo mic array and two additional inputs which can all be captured simultaneously at 32-bit. 

Zoom's MicTrak series offers a range of stereo microphones combined with 32-bit floating point field recorders, allowing users to capture audio anywhere without worrying about clipping.

The English Channel combines CEntrance’s SoapBox, BlackCab, and Portcaster devices with a custom desktop enclosure, providing an all-in-one channel strip with a built-in SD Card recorder and audio interface.

Not only a multitrack recorder, the R12 has built-in rhythm parts and a playable synthesizer and can operate as an audio interface or DAW controller.

Version 1.30 of Tascam's Portacapture X8 firmware extends the device's 32-bit float functionality and adds a Mix Minus feature alongside some new memory capabilities. 

The LS-P5 recorder from OM System features an upgraded microphone system and Bluetooth remote control facilities. 

Tascam have announced an upcoming firmware update for the Mixcast 4 that will introduce a range of useful new features. 

Rode have unveiled the RodeCaster Pro II, a new and updated version of their all-in-one production studio for content creators.

The new H8 is the flagship of Zoom's SOS Award-winning H-series of portable audio recorders.