Audio Interfaces

The idea of a 'native' Pro Tools HD might sound like an contradiction, but it offers the most affordable way of obtaining key HD features that are still not available elsewhere.

Have live-sound legends Midas brought their golden touch to bear on the hybrid analogue live/recording console?

For those of us who find our headphone mixes don't translate well, Focusrite have created a virtual listening environment that replicates the experience of monitoring on speakers.

RME's interfaces get ever smaller — but this baby packs a powerful punch despite its miniature dimensions.

Now that Pro Tools fans can choose any interface they like, do Avid's latest Mboxes offer enough to keep their users in the fold?

RME have established a solid pedigree for their extensive range of digital interfaces. Their latest model offers powerful functionality, and promises an unexpected extra for the future...

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

Avids new interface might look like the baby of the HD range, but theres a lot more to it than meets the eye...

It may be small, but the RME Fireface UC is very powerful and boasts astonishingly low latency.

The 2192 takes an array of versatile digital interfacing, conversion and clocking features, and adds a hint of unexpectedly analogue character...

Tascam break from the crowd with their new USB 2 multi-channel audio interface.

Apogee enter the software guitar-amp controller fray promising tight integration with all things Apple...

Dont be fooled by its small size: the Firestudio Mobile packs a lot of interface into a diminutive case.

Its tiny, shiny and everything youd expect from a quality Apogee interface.

There are plenty of eight-channel Firewire interfaces on the market these days, so what does the Audiofire Pre 8 have that the others dont?

The CI2 combines an audio interface with hands-on Cubase control — and at a very attractive price.

Compact and bijou it may be, but the Impact Twin offers 14 channels of simultaneous analogue and digital I/O and is chock-full of TCs clever DSP technology.

Focusrite expand the Saffire range with their new Virtual Reference Monitoring technology.

Lexicons Ionix range trades Firewire connectivity for USB and moves from the rack to the desktop.

Can this digital mixer perform equally well in both recording studio and live sound worlds?

Control surface, audio interface, digital mixer, solid-state recorder: the V-Studio 100 does it all, but is it a jack of all trades and master of none? Lets find out...