Audio interfaces

Focusrite has earned quite the reputation among many over the years, having been the recipient of four Queen’s Awards for Enterprise as well as two for International Trade, and another two for Technology.

Their products are by and far some of the most popular choices for musicians and it’s not difficult to understand why – they sound great. The Focusrite Clarett+ 8Pre USB is no exception to the rule.

Native Instruments have long been at the forefront of what’s possible in music production. While their original Komplete Audio 1 and 2 would have been left in the cold if not for their striking looks, the new Komplete Audio 6 Mk2 has a little bit more to offer to make it stand out.

In this article, I’ll be reviewing the M-Audio M-Track Solo audio interface. As an entry-level, 2-in/2-out interface, its low price is a little more than suspicious. Let’s see if it’s worth the money, or just a rip-off.

Today, we’ll be taking a look at the Tascam US-1x2HR audio interface.

As far as entry-level budget interfaces go, the Tascam seems to offer the same level of performance.

Let’s go through everything the US-1x2HR has to offer.

In this review, I’ll be taking a look at the Audient iD4 Mk2 audio interface. The original iD4 was a success with music makers who wanted something portable with great quality. The iD4 Mk2 delivers improved quality and better styling at an entry-level price. Let’s take a closer look.

In this review, I’m taking a look at Focusrite’s Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen audio interface. The unit has proven to be exceedingly popular among entry-level musicians, and each new iteration has steadily improved upon the former’s successes. Let’s see if the third generation follows suit.