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USB
Interfejs USB (od ang. Universal Serial Bus - uniwersalna magistrala szeregowa) został powstał jako zastąpienie starych portów szeregowych i równoległych. Został stworzony przez firmy Microsoft, Intel, Compaq, IBM i DEC. Aktualnie na rynku dostępne jest wiele różniących się od siebie rodzajów USB. Jedną z najnowszych wersji USB jest USB-C. Swoim wyglądem nie różni zbytnio się od wtyczki Thunderbolt 3.
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NUX NAI-24 - Interface
NUX NAI-24 is a 2x4 USB audio interface offering 32-bit/192 kHz audio resolution. Features include combo XLR/TRS inputs, HI-Z guitar input, and two independent headphone outputs. Perfect for studio work, streaming, and mobile production. Includes Cubase 13 LE software.
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Universal Audio UA - APOLLO X6 - Audio interface
Universal Audio UA - Apollo x6 is a Thunderbolt 3 audio interface for project and home studios, offering elite A/D and D/A conversion and UAD HEXA Core plugin processing. With two Unison™ preamps and full LUNA integration, it enables near-zero latency recording. Connect up to four Apollo devices for 156 channels of I/O.
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Universal Audio UA Volt 876 - USB Audio Interface
Learn MoreUniversal Audio Volt 876 is a professional USB audio interface in a 1U rack format, featuring 24 inputs and 28 outputs, eight Vintage microphone preamps, and eight analog 1176-style compressors. With 32-bit / 192 kHz conversion, cue mixes with talkback, Auto-Gain, ADAT expansion, and seamless integration with UAD Console and LUNA DAW, the Volt 876 is the perfect choice for bands, producers, and engineers. Compatible with Mac, Windows, and iOS, it delivers legendary UA sound both in the studio and on the go.
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Universal Audio UA - APOLLO X8 - Audio interface
Universal Audio UA - Apollo x8 is a Thunderbolt 3 audio interface for larger projects and home studios, offering elite A/D and D/A conversion and UAD HEXA Core plugin processing. With four Unison™ preamps and full LUNA integration, it enables near-zero latency recording. Connect up to four Apollo devices for 160 channels of I/O.
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