Audio Interfaces

Avid's latest all-in-one interface offers an expanded I/O count, larger routing matrix and extended immersive monitoring capabilities when compared to its predecessor.

Neumann's first audio interface boasts some impressive specifications and promises to set a new benchmark in audio quality. 

The latest interface from DAD can handle up to 256 channels of digital I/O, and also comes with two of the company's renowned microphone preamps built in. 

Universal Audio Apollo x16 users now have the ability to monitor a range of immersive playback formats including Dolby Atmos, Auro-3D, Sony 360 Reality Audio and more.

RME's latest Fireface offers a total of 94 inputs and 94 outputs, improved A-D and D-A converters, DC-coupled analogue outputs and enhanced digital clocking and jitter suppression thanks to the company's SteadyClock FS technology.

Zooms latest interface uses 32-bit floating point technology to offer clip-free recordings without the need to set gain levels. 

The AG08 is a versatile mixer and audio interface equipped with a flexible selection of microphone, line-level, and USB I/O, along with on-board DSP effects and processing. 

The RodeCaster Pro II's latest firmware update equips the device with some powerful new sub-mixing functionality. 

The iRig Stream Mic Pro combines a multi-pattern capacitor microphone with a 24-bit/96kHz audio interface, and also features an additional stereo input and on-board monitoring and loopback facilities. 

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. 

Tascam's new Sonicview series consoles are equipped with a 54-bit floating point FPGA mixing engine, built in 32-bit/96kHz USB audio interface functionality, and Dante networking capabilities. 

Roland's latest device, the Bridge Cast, is an audio streaming interface and mixer designed specifically for gaming streamers. 

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.

Designed for beginners and users on a budget, ESI's Neva Uno and Neva Duo interfaces offer low latency performance, 24-bit / 192kHz operation, and come supplied with a useful bundle of software. 

Apogee are continuing to offer discounts on selected hardware and software products as part of their Black Friday Sale.