The audio interface has become an indispensable staple in modern music and audio. Whether you’re talking about top-flight LA super-studios or your old university friend’s bedroom-cupboard producing ...

Built-in computer audio interfaces tend to be very limited, often just two one-eighth-inch jacks, one for an unbalanced microphone input and the other an output for stereo headphones. So what to do ...

Does it make sense to use an audio interface to input audio into your computer? For some users — it’s still a useful tool. Professional musicians are already familiar with the difference between an ...

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When it comes to home recording, an audio interface is an essential tool. The digital intermediary between your laptop and the rest of your studio—your microphones, MIDI keyboards, DI boxes ...

5. Set up your audio interface on a computer Some interfaces are happier talking to Apple devices than others – and some interfaces have some internal workings that you can’t quite access on an Apple ...

The D1 (pictured) bypasses your computer's headphone output or soundcard and sends audio through the USB port, which will improve the audio quality of all your music -- even if you don't listen to HD ...

A computer-audio interface (a device that changes the analog signal to digital) Audio recording software such as Adobe Audition, Garage Band, or Audacity ...

Many of you will be in possession of a USB MIDI keyboard, which uses a USB cable to transmit data. These kinds of keyboards are not connected to audio interfaces, but rather strai ...

For audio editing on a computer and listening to music while you work, a pair of mini studio monitors could be the ideal solution, especially if you use an audio interface to record music or a ...