USB Audio Interfaces

Using a USB audio interface is the most common way to get sound and MIDI information in and out of your computer. While most computers feature a built-in soundcard, these stock audio interfaces are generally only built for sending audio to the built in speakers and your headphones. The use of a USB audio interface allows you to connect recording essentials like microphones and instruments into your computer so you can record them with your favourite music recording software. Giving you the ability to correctly gain your inputs, a USB audio interface lets you record in studio-quality sound literally anywhere.

Why Should I Choose a USB Audio Interface?

• Correctly power your microphones
• Operate your computer as a multitrack recorder
• Record into your computer with controllable latency