With 2 XLR/combi inputs into two dedicated channels, it is incredibly versatile. The Mackie Onyx Producer interface is the most expensive on this list, but it also boasts some of the best specs and incredible sounding analog circuitry. It combines plenty of connectivity options with flawless audio recording, all at a ridiculously reasonable price. One of the most popular audio interfaces on the market, it’s easy to see why so many musicians choose the Focusrite Scarlett Solo. It is light, compact but sturdy, which makes it the best choice for home studio musicians who have limited space. It has good output options too, with both a headphone jack and balanced stereo monitor outputs for hum free audio. With both a dedicated microphone XLR input (alongside a48v phantom power option) and high-headroom instrument jack, it is a versatile audio interface that sounds great with professional standard 24-bit/192kHz AD-DA converters for recording the best possible signal. It is just as easy to use, with two gain knobs for each input, as well as a master monitor level knob. It is very easy to install and use, with a single USB 2.0 connector and low resource software drivers. The 3rd generation Scarlett Solo is their simplest, most affordable product and is perfect for home studios with fairly basic needs. Focusrite are one of the biggest brands in the audio interface market, with loads of acclaimed and popular products.
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