Best of all, the AudioBox GO is small enough to toss into your guitar case or your laptop bag. Whether you're recording on Android™ or Apple® mobile devices, a laptop, your desktop computer, the AudioBox GO makes recording fun and easy. Ultra-affordable, ultra-compact, versatile USB-C® compatible audio interface for home and mobile recording with professional sound quality The only caveat is that 50 dB of gain is not really enough to cope with gain-hungry dynamic mics, such as Shure's SM7B, a podcasters' favourite. So, if you're using a mic like this be aware that your recordings could become noisy. Recording Software included: Get started right away with Studio One® Prime DAW recording software and Studio Magic software bundle including music tutorials, tons of sound samples and virtual instruments. Connect an instrument and a microphone at the same time: 1 TS instrument input to record guitar or bass and 1 XLR mic/line combo input to record vocals or a keyboard, drum machine, or other line-level instrument.

Connect an instrument and a microphone at the same time: One TS instrument input to record guitar or bass and one mic/line combo input to record vocals or a keyboard, drum machine or other line-level instrument.Studio One® Prime and the Studio Magic software bundle for Mac® and Windows® are also included, so your new recording studio will be up and running right out of the box. With AudioBox GO , you can record wherever sound takes you and make recording the adventure that it should be. Key Features Plug it in – the AudioBox GO is USB bus-powered – and the power LED lights up like a red-eyed Cyclops caught in bright headlights on a dark night. It's dazzlingly strong, but at least you'll know when the unit is on. PreSonus hasn't published an EIN figure for the AudioBox GO's preamp, but we found it to be suitably quiet. Pristine? Well, it's not going to get the teams at Neve or Universal Audio in a fluster, but it's more than up to the job. Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 : If you want to record vocals as well as guitar then you really can't go wrong with the Scarlett 2i2, which has to be one of the most popular audio interfaces on the market!

tutorials, tons of sound samples and virtual instruments.• Bus-powered by your connected USB-C® device so no need for an additional power supply - works great with both Apple and Android devices.

Operation couldn't be more straightforward, or more manual. Each channel has a gain knob that provides 50 dB of variable gain (0 to +50 dB for mics, and -15 to +35 dB for line/instrument) and bright red LED that illuminates if your signal starts clipping. Phantom power can be supplied to the XLR out via a small textured button that illuminates a soft cobalt blue when turned on. Quite a contrast to those angry-looking red LEDs.