So, how do you connect your audio interface to your computer? Here, we’ll take you through the process from start to finish – for both Windows PCs and Mac laptops.

Your MIDI keyboard should now be successfully interfaced with your computer, potentially via your audio interface. This hurdle cleared, you are now unfortunately through the looking glass – and may be ...

These kinds of keyboards are not connected to audio interfaces, but rather straight into your computer – because, internally, they are their own USB interface.

To get audio, you'll need to use a separate audio cable. Generally your computer and television will both have a 3.5mm audio port (it looks just like a headphone jack, and often is the headphone ...

Audio interfaces come in all shapes and sizes and commonly connect to your computer via USB or FireWire. They also have built-in microphone preamps, which amplify your mic’s signal to line level.

Eight-Channel Audio Interface The M-Track Eight's inputs can be used for microphone, instrument and line level devices. It supports digital resolution up to 24-bit/96 kHz resolution.

In the above picture you can see the USB-C hub I used to connect a 2nd generation Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 to my long-suffering partner’s workhorse iPad Pro. 5. Set up your audio interface on a ...

6. Device settings With your audio interface plugged into your device – and once you’ve verified that it powers on – you should now be able to see it in your device’s apps.

3. Plug it in If you have a newer iPhone or iPad with a USB-C port, and a newer audio interface with straight USB-C connectivity – like Universal Audio’s Volt 1 or a Focusrite Scarlett 4th Gen, then ...