What is the audio interface used for?

An audio interface is used to help you capture audio from your musical equipment, such as a guitar, synth, or microphone, and relays the signal to your computer.

What is the best audio interface to buy?

The best interface is the one that suits your situation perfectly. Does it have enough inputs and outputs? Is it friendly to your budget? Does it work with your current computer?

What does an audio interface do?

An audio interface allows you to connect your microphones and instruments to your computer, smartphone or tablet. They also feature connections for your headphones and studio monitors and help you combat latency.

What are some of the best audio interfaces?

While this is depending on your needs, Universal Audio's Apollo interfaces are an industry-standard in recording studios around the world. They also feature onboard processing that lets you treat the audio interface a little like an effects unit, running effects and amp simulations directly from the interface.

Why do I need an audio interface?

Audio Interfaces have many uses, but you're looking to record singing and instruments into your computer or run multitrack audio out of your computer, you'll need one.