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An eight preamp interface with automatic gain setting for home studios recording drums or full bands. Phantom power and dimensions are not stated.
A streaming-focused XLR to USB-C interface with onboard processing and connections for two PCs or a console. Sample rate, channel counts and bundled cables are not listed.
Bundled software and cables make it a ready-to-record starter for a solo player. It offers only a pair of inputs, so larger sessions need a bigger interface.
A strong match for a streamer running two mics and two machines who wants mixing in hardware. Phantom power and sample rate are not stated, so condenser users should confirm before buying.
A desirable two channel front end for engineers who want transformer coloured Neve sound in a desktop interface. With two analog inputs it suits vocals and overdubs, not full band tracking without ADAT expansion.
A streamer-focused interface and mixer combination with a built-in microphone processing chain and two-computer support. The listing is thin on specs.
A two input USB interface for duo podcasts or vocal and guitar recording, with full size outputs for monitors. Recording resolution is modest.
A pocket-size two-channel USB-C interface for recording vocals and guitar at the same time, on a computer or a mobile device. It offers just two inputs, so it suits solo sessions.
A two-input USB interface that runs on bus power and works with iPad, Mac and Windows, with recording software included. The listing says nothing on headphone output or phantom power.
A high-end desktop interface with flagship conversion, preamp emulations and onboard DSP for serious home studios. It needs its own power supply, so it is less portable than bus powered boxes.
A tidy podcasting starter pair: a one-input interface plus a quiet broadcast arm for positioning the mic. One channel limits it to a single voice or instrument, and no mic is included.
A solo podcasting interface with Auto Gain, one-click enhancement and loopback, bundled with a broadcast arm and XLR cable. It is built for one voice, not a two-person show.
A rugged two-in, two-out interface for recording on a computer or iPad, with MIDI and a guitar input. It is a small setup, so larger sessions need more inputs.
A bus-powered USB digital interface with optical connections for thirty-two channels in and out. The listing shows no analog inputs, so microphones need separate preamps and converters.
A portable multi-channel mixer and interface for video creators and musicians, with a display, knobs and effects. Warranty details are on the manufacturer's site.
A portable, bus-powered bridge between Dante networks, MADI gear and a laptop, built for broadcast and live recording. It is a network and digital hub with no mic preamps, so it needs other gear to capture sound.
A deep, rack-ready interface with mixing, effects and network expansion for project studios that need lots of I/O. Its feature set is more than a solo home recorder needs.
A USB recording interface bundled with a large modeling plug-in for guitar and bass recording. The channel count entry is unexplained and the compatibility line reads amplifiers.
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 compact interface with an ultra-linear preamp, phantom power and real-time monitoring across PC, Mac and phones. The listing gives no input and output layout.
A complete four-host podcast studio in one purchase, from console to matching mics, headphones and stands. Its size and setup are overkill for a solo show.
A rack-style interface with eight vintage preamps and built-in compression for producers who track full sessions. It connects over USB rather than Thunderbolt.
A desktop interface bundle that adds monitoring gear and a mic, so recording can start without extra purchases. The listing omits model details for both.
A desktop studio interface with touchscreen mixing, talkback and network audio for engineers who want console-style control. The listing gives no computer compatibility or weight, so check those details first.
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