Audio Interfaces

More than just an interface, Zoom’s U-44 is expandable via a range of snap-on accessories.

Can this robust 1U rackmount recorder and audio interface — which features 24 onboard mic preamps — be all things to all engineers?

So feature-laden is QSC’s newest TouchMix digital mixer that the question is no longer “Who would want one?” but “Who wouldn’t?”

Apogee’s latest audio interfaces eschew physical controls to keep the price as attractive as the audio quality. Can the convenience of software really replace the allure of flashing lights and knobs?

The iRig HD 2 compliments IK’s series of compact audio interfaces designed to record guitar, bass guitar and line-level devices with minimum fuss on an iOS device or computer.

The Red 8Pre is the new flagship of Focusrite’s audio interface range. Is it their best yet?

RME have ploughed all of their considerable interface-making know-how into the Fireface UFX+, and the results are impressive.

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Audient’s compact iD4 interface offers a lot of bang for pleasingly little buck.

Focusrite have been listening to their users, and their new Scarletts deliver greatly enhanced low-latency performance among other improvements.

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