Audio Interfaces

Audio interfaces are the central hub of your studio. Through A/D and D/A conversion, the interface allows all of the elements of your studio to communication with each other. From converting analogue signals from microphones and instruments into digital information and feeding it to your recording system, to providing MIDI connectivity and word clock synchronisation, your audio interface is one of the most important parts of your setup. Without it, your studio is just a room full of gear.

The quality of signal that arrives at your speakers is another area that the audio interface is largely responsible for, in addition to cable quality. Depending on your style of production or your particular application of audio, you may want a transparent signal that is clean and true to the original source or you may want something that is pumped full of character and harmonic richness. Different audio interface are comprised of different components and will impart different characteristics on the sound they output. It is essential to match your new interface to your particular style or application.

Our staff are standing by to help you choose your new audio interface and get your studio communicating effectively.