In this article, we’ll compare audio interfaces with audio mixers, laying out all the pros, cons, and separate use cases for each, to help you determine which is best for your studio setup. Whether ...

GEAR EXPO 2023: Audio interfaces are the essential devices you need to get sound into and out of your computer. And a mixer enables you to mix multiple channels of this audio together and record it or ...

The portable audio interface rocks four combo XLR/0.25-inch instrument/line-in jack inputs and four low-noise microphone pre-amps with 48-V phantom power, as well as RCA and 3.5-mm connections.

The Maono AU-AM200 Audio Interface offers a comprehensive audio interface that can be used for podcasting, recording, and live streaming. It features a one-click noise cancellation function that ...

The product can also be used as a front-end mixer for a POTS, ISDN or IP codec. RemoteMix 4 will be available in July. Another product JK Audio is introducing is Daptor Three, a professional audio ...

RME ADI-2 FS ($1,199 at Amazon) One of the universal features that you will always find on an audio interface and almost never find on sound cards is 48V phantom power. Most commonly, microphones use ...

Just as with non-mixer audio interfaces, the more you pay for a mixer (such as the $400 Alesis Multimix 16 USB 2.0 FX), the more recording inputs and channels you get, as well as more effects and ...

Most audio interfaces I've used wouldn't be able to be used as a mixer as they route everything to/through the computer. I'm guessing there are some that might work but you'd have to read the manual!