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A rugged two input interface for singer songwriters who record on an iPad as well as a computer. The Lightning cable suits older iPads, so check your device's port.
A two-preamp studio interface with console-style monitoring and inserts for outboard gear, built to grow through optical expansion. Size, weight and included cables are not listed.
A club-ready DVS interface for Serato DJs who want to run turntables or CDJs through any mixer. Control vinyl or timecode media are sold separately.
A capable four in, four out interface for a home studio that also needs MIDI. The listing omits preamp count and phantom power, so confirm the inputs match your microphones.
A tiny one-mic interface that plugs onto an XLR microphone for podcasting and streaming. It handles a single mic only and tops out at standard sample rates.
A one mic USB interface for podcasting, streaming and songwriting that also connects to phones and tablets. The listing is thin on inputs and outputs, and labor coverage is short.
A two preamp interface with high end converters, analog Air mode and ADAT expansion for home studios that plan to grow. Bus power needs a strong USB-C port, otherwise you use the included power supply.
A compact one input interface for solo singers, guitarists and creators who also use MIDI gear. One combo input means one source at a time, and sample rate and computer compatibility are not listed.
A high channel count USB interface for recording several microphones and instruments at once into a Windows or Mac computer. The listing omits preamp count, phantom power and rack details, so confirm them before buying.
A small two-input USB interface for recording a guitar or microphone into a computer and monitoring on headphones. The listing is sparse, so preamp and power details need checking before buying.
A light, battery capable two input interface for recording on the go with a laptop or iPad. It stops short of the highest sample rates, and iPad use needs an extra adapter.
A complete starter recording kit for a newcomer who wants mic, headphones and software in one box. Inputs stop at two, so growing to drums or a band will need more.
A simple one-mic, one-guitar interface for home recording, bundled with the cable needed to start. One mic input is the hard limit, so duos and podcasts with a guest need a larger unit.
A simple way to plug a real XLR mic into a phone or camera for podcasts, interviews and quick recordings. The listing does not state how it is powered, so check that before a shoot.
A pocket interface for guitarists who record dry ideas or practice with backing tracks on a phone. It cannot mute the dry signal, so amp sim apps are not a fit for it.
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