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Audio Interfaces

An Audio Interface is an essential tool for anyone working with audio on a computer, whether for music production, podcasting, streaming, or any other purpose. It allows you to capture and play back high-quality audio, and provides a wide range of options for connecting and shaping the sound of your audio signals. See Sound On Sound's essential A-Z Guide To Audio Interfaces.

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    MOTU UltraLite-mk5 audio interface control room wi-fi access firmware update

    MOTU UltraLite-mk5 gains Wi-Fi access & control room features

    Free update adds wireless control, A/B monitor switching & more

    MOTU have announced the release of a firmware update and new ‘Gen 5’ driver that equips their popular UltraLite-mk5 audio interface with significant new features.

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    MOTU 828 analogue digital audio interface

    MOTU redesign 828 interface

    Low-latency USB3, 74dB preamp gain, hi-res colour LCD

    The latest version of the 828 has undergone a complete redesign, boasting a refreshed front panel that offers an improved user interface and high-resolution metering.

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    MOTU M6 bus-powered audio interface MIDI loopback

    MOTU release M6 audio interface

    Company expand M-Series range

    MOTU's latest M-Series interface is equipped with six inputs, four outputs, two independant headphone outputs, and built-in A/B monitor switching capabilities. 

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    MOTU announce Windows ASIO driver for latest interfaces

    1248, 16A, 8M and 112D now supported on PC

    Thursday, April 7, 2016. MOTU announced a new Windows ASIO driver for its latest-generation audio interfaces,...

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    Q. Can I use three different soundcards at the same time?

    I want to output my audio from my PC into my Soundtracs desk for processing. Using all three of my soundcards simultaneously will give me 24 balanced outs. However, these soundcards are different models from different manufacturers. Is there a workaround or do I need three identical cards?

    Sound Advice Jun 2004
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