Audio Interfaces
Pioneer is now shipping the Interface 2, a two-channel audio interface designed for rekordbox dj and rekordbox dvs, which allows for tactile control over the DJ software utilizing your own preferred DJ equipment, such as turntables and CD players. The interface comes bundled with rekordbox dj and rekordbox dvs, as well as two vinyl control records. Simply connect two turntables or CD players and start DJ’ing right away
In this hands-on review, B&H’s Rob Rives tests the iZotope RX 6, a music and post-production tool that helps repair unwanted noise in a variety of circumstances. Modules tested in this review include De-Bleed, De-Plosive, De-Clip, De-Wind, Mouth De-Click, Vocal De-Noise, De-Rustle, and Dialog Isolate. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other
by Nicholas Messitte ·Posted
When I first started mixing, I had an interface and a pair of monitors, but something didn’t sound right. The audio wasn’t as loud, full, and rounded as I knew it could be. I did some research, and it seemed my connections were mismatched: My interface sported unbalanced outputs, while the monitors boasted balanced inputs. Herein lay the problem, right?
Right—but also wrong. As it was explained to me by the pro-audio dealer, the primary problem turned out to be a matter of signal level (-10 dBV versus +4 dBu). Balanced versus Unbalanced
by Nicholas Messitte ·Posted
Looking for a two-channel interface with 24-bit converters that can operate up to 96 kHz? Luckily, PreSonus has just what you need in the neat, little—and wallet-friendly—AudioBox 96. Indeed, this unit is a great choice for recording on the road. It boasts two PreSonus microphone preamps with switchable 48V phantom power for those condenser microphones.
You’ll find the combo jacks quite useful, because they accommodate both
by Nicholas Messitte ·Posted
Are you looking for a portable, dependable 32-channel interface with low-latency recording, onboard DSP, networkability, and widely venerated respected word-clocking? Then look no further than the Antelope Zen Studio+, which provides 12 class-A microphone preamps, as well as mic, line, Hi-Z, and 1/4" re-amp jacks. With this feature set, the Zen Studio+ suits the needs of individuals looking to fashion a sturdy mobile rig with a
by Nicholas Messitte ·Posted
Do you want a highly portable interface that’ll record guitars straight to your Mac/Windows computer—but (and here’s the twist) with Apogee’s quality analog-to-digital conversion? If so, then you should definitely check out this JAM 96k Guitar Interface. It’s a rather small tool, to be sure, but it’s
Dave Roberts, from MOTU, explains the ins and outs of the new Thunderbolt-compatible 1248, 16M, and 8M audio interfaces. He also explains how the separately available MOTU AVB (Audio Video Bridge) box enables you to network with multiple computers and extend cable runs, and he emphasizes how the interfaces themselves are outfitted with top-notch components. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the
In the following video, Rob Rives shows off the Resident Audio T4 Thunderbolt Audio Interface. Rives discusses the features of the interface, including how it provides four mic preamps with phantom power while being exclusively bus powered, its color LED gain indicators, and its master volume knob. Rives also shows you the unit's multiple output options and MIDI I/O. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide
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In this video, Rob Rives shows us around the MOTU 828x, a professional digital audio interface that features a total of 28 inputs and 30 outputs. The unit, which is equipped with bothThunderbolt and USB connections, can be used with 32- or 64-bit Mac or PC systems. The interface is rackmountable and offers eight channels of 192kHz analog recording and playback, combined with 16 channels of ADAT optical digital I/O (8 channels at 96kHz), stereo S/PDIF, MIDI I/O, word clock, two headphone jacks, and stereo XLR main outs.