audient audio interface
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Most USB audio interfaces include combo XLR/TRS mic and instrument inputs with Hi‑Z switching, headphone outputs, and main line outputs (TRS or RCA). Some models also offer MIDI DIN I/O and front‑panel monitoring controls.
Supported formats vary by model but commonly include 24‑bit/96 kHz and 24‑bit/192 kHz, with some units offering up to 32‑bit/192 kHz.
You’ll find front‑panel gain knobs, instrument/line switches, and precision mic preamps. Examples in listings include preamps offering up to 60 dB of gain with 1 dB steps for fine control.
Some personal‑monitoring systems are expandable to multi‑station setups. For example, one system in the listings can scale to up to eight stations and support a total of 24 inputs.
Beyond mic and instrument jacks, some interfaces include MIDI DIN I/O, built‑in USB hub ports, multiple line outputs (RCA or TRS), and, in some cases, digital connections.