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Universal Audio's two input interface gives musicians and podcasters a vintage preamp flavor and a strong plug-in bundle. Mobile use needs the external power supply and an adapter that may not be in the box.
A desktop interface with onboard UAD processing, Unison preamps and a plug-in bundle, for recording through emulated hardware in realtime. The listing is hazy on channel counts.
A desktop Thunderbolt interface with Unison preamps and onboard DSP for UAD plug-in processing during tracking. The input and output layout is not given.
A complete home studio bundle with a four input interface, monitors, mic and headphones for new producers and podcasters. The description and bullets disagree on the interface generation and some accessory details.
A USB interface bundled with headphones, a pop filter and an XLR cable, plus a software suite for desktop recording. The listing gives the XLR cable length two different ways.
A ready made home studio starter with an interface, monitors and a vocal shield for musicians and podcasters. Bundle contents and software editions are described inconsistently, so confirm them before buying.
A strong desktop studio for a producer who wants to track through UAD plug-ins and model classic mics. It connects over Thunderbolt, so check that your computer has it.
A simple USB interface for one mic plus a guitar or line source, with software to start producing. Its RCA outputs and small headphone jack limit studio monitor options.
A four preamp USB interface with MIDI for home studios recording several sources at once. The listing gives no dimensions, weight or warranty.
A two-input, two-output USB interface with phantom power, direct monitoring and a headphone output with its own level control. It is a computer interface, not a standalone recorder, and weight and size are not listed.
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 four preamp desktop interface with console style preamps and inserts for home studios that use outboard gear. The listing is short on specs like dimensions and phantom power.
A compact, many-channel interface for studio and live recording with a long warranty. The listing gives very little detail on preamps and connectors.
A rack mounted line level hub for studios and live rigs that need many channels, onboard mixing and network audio. It has no microphone preamps, so mics need external preamps.
A large desktop interface with eight console style preamps and ADAT expansion for project studios recording full bands. Phantom power and dimensions are not stated in the listing.
A small USB interface for moving stereo audio between a mixer or instrument and a computer. It has no mic preamp or XLR input listed.
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 pocket sized two channel interface with strong preamps and onboard processing for traveling musicians and podcasters. Connections run through a breakout cable, and the top sample rate is lower than many desktop units.
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.
An XLR audio interface that attaches to a Stream Deck + to bring mixing, effects and gain control into one desk device. It needs a Stream Deck +, which is not included.
A large USB3 interface with mic, line, instrument and digital inputs plus built-in mixing and effects. The listing gives no phantom power, preamp or output details, so check those first.
A two input interface with four outputs and MIDI for home recordists who want to feed extra outputs to monitors or effects. Warranty is not stated.
A rackmount interface that moves sixteen inputs and eight outputs over USB, with control software. The listing says little else, and the warranty is short.
A pocket-size interface that connects small mini-jack mics to phones and computers for mobile recording and calls. It does not take XLR microphones.
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