Well, according to Wikipedia it’s anybody who “consumes and produces”. Which is why for today’s post, I’ve created an in-depth guide to help you find the perfect option for your studio.īut before we dive right it, I’d like to address a recent phenomenon: the ever-growing rise of “prosumer” equipment.īut how does one quickly defines a prosumer device compared to a consumer or fully professional counterpart?
Needless to say, matching the right interface with the right studio is tricky even for the experienced. However, with the recently growing trend of “prosumer” equipment, the audio interface offer has greatly shifted in the past few years… If all you need is a single pair of outputs for your studio monitors.Īt the opposite extreme, a pro studio that requires dozens of INs/OUTs might need several interfaces, each costing $4000 or more. There’s no single purchase more confusing than the audio interface.Įach one is designed to meet the demands of a specific “type” of studio.Īt one extreme, a small $100 interface might be perfect in a simple bedroom studio…
Whether you’re starting a new home studio, or improving an existing one…
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