It’s all about the quality of the sound. Whether you’re a budding podcaster or aspiring musician, an audio interface recording mixer between your microphone and computer is a critical tool for your digital recording applications. They help you achieve consistency and quality with your audio output, and some help with equalizer settings or added effects. The best audio interface recording mixer for you will depend on the number of planned users, the importance of audio effects and equalization, and your level of user sophistication.
Clean Playback
This popular recording mixer has one input, suitable for solo artists or podcasters. Focusrite
The number of users or mics needed for your recording project will dictate how many inputs you need in your audio mixer. If you’re a solo artist or podcaster, all you need is one input. If you’re recording your band, or your podcast has frequent guests, you’ll need more.
State of the Art
This connects seamlessly to your computer, with full access to your recording program’s equalizers and effects. Behringer
While you can get by with recording using a mixer without a USB connection, if you’re going to add equalizer effects to your sound (and why wouldn’t you?) you will need the full audio interface with USB connection.
Studio Quality
The app allows you to control and easily recall all of your preferred settings. TC-Helicon
You don’t need a degree in audio engineering to make a quality recording. You do need recording equipment that is easy to understand and use.