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A compact streaming and recording interface with onboard effects and a software mixer that blends app audio for live shows. It has one XLR preamp, so two-mic podcasts need a different unit.
A compact two-channel interface for recording mics and a guitar, with MIDI ports included. The listing gives no sample rate, bit depth or latency figures, so check the maker spec sheet for those.
A hardware controller and audio interface paired with an iPad app that switches wireless phone and tablet cameras for live streaming. It runs on iPad only, and no dimensions are listed.
A deep tracking hub for studios recording full drum kits and bands with separate headphone mixes. Dimensions and warranty are not listed, so confirm both before planning a rack.
A two-input USB-C interface bundled with closed-back headphones and cables, set up for a podcast or small home studio. Input count is low, so it suits one or two sources.
A small cable-style interface that lets an electric guitar record straight into a computer or iOS device. It is not a microphone interface.
A two-channel interface with two combi inputs, so a pair of mics or instruments can record together. Outputs are dual jacks for monitors or stage use, and no sample rate is listed.
A simple way to plug a real XLR mic into a phone or camera for podcasts, interviews and quick recordings. The listing does not state how it is powered, so check that before a shoot.
An interface for bringing an XLR mic or a guitar into Apple mobile devices. Converter specs and dimensions are missing, so confirm recording quality before relying on it.
A pocket-sized one-channel guitar interface that clips onto a phone or tablet for recording and practice. The spec fields mention USB and a personal computer, which conflicts with the mobile focus.
A four mic interface for recording small groups, podcasts with guests or drums, with low latency drivers on Windows. Labor coverage is short and box contents are not listed.
A two input interface with phantom power and MIDI for creators who record on phones and tablets. The listing gives no sample rate, outputs or cable details.
A one mic USB interface for podcasting, streaming and songwriting that also connects to phones and tablets. The listing is thin on inputs and outputs, and labor coverage is short.
A multi-input USB audio interface from SSL for project studios, with its own control software. The listing gives no preamp, monitoring or dimension details.
A two-channel USB interface whose standout feature is switchable Neve transformers on the front inputs, with onboard DSP for monitoring. Check the sample-rate and frequency response fields, which read oddly.
A white, compact USB interface with a headphone amp, an optical output and phone support through OTG. The listing offers no description and no input or output breakdown.
A compact, well-equipped two-channel interface with DSP effects and MIDI for home recording and streaming. Two inputs limit it to small sessions.
A pocket guitar interface for players who record or practice with amp apps on a phone, tablet or computer. It has a single instrument input, so it cannot record a microphone.
A large-format USB interface with a high input and output count and balanced line outputs, listed for personal computers. The listing has no description, preamp count or operating system list.
A playback interface for bands running backing tracks and virtual instruments from a computer on stage. It is built for output, not tracking, and the listing gives no detail on inputs or MIDI port count.
A two channel USB interface from a field recording brand, with mic and line inputs named in the title. The listing has almost no technical data, so confirm sample rate, phantom power and Mac support first.
A multi-channel digital AES/EBU card for studios connecting digital consoles, converters and recorders to a workstation. It is a PCI Express card, so it needs a desktop slot.
An internal PCI Express card that packs both analog and digital connections into one slot. It needs a computer with a free slot, and size is not given.
A rugged, battery-capable two-channel preamp and interface for field recording and simple desktop work. Its older USB link and modest gain limit it with quiet dynamic mics.
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