In this article and the accompanying video, we’ll be going over some tips and tricks to make the best possible recordings using Universal Audio’s Volt audio interfaces. In upcoming articles we’ll look at some specific recording situations such as recording vocals or recording guitar, so
When starting your journey into producing and recording music choosing an audio interface is pretty much the first choice you’ll need to make. Audio interfaces convert audio signals from a microphone, guitar, synthesizer (or any sound source) into the digital realm and send it to
Universal Audio recently announced its new lineup of USB audio interfaces. The Volt series of interfaces are great for project studios, collaborators, musicians and producers as well as live streamers and content creators. We got lucky and Universal Audio hooked us up with the Volt
Buying an interface is a daunting and exhausting process, there are so many audio interfaces to consider all at different prices. Also, an overly complicated interface with a varied number of features could become a bit of a head-scratcher. For a beginner it’s just a
Universal Audio have announced Volt, a new range of USB audio interfaces and recording bundles with an impressive feature set, at a price lower than you may expect. The Volt range consists of 5 audio/MIDI interfaces that connect via USB Type-C (USB 2.0, not Thunderbolt),
Black Lion Audio have hit the ground running in 2021 with their new Revolution 2×2 interface. Describing it as the truly high-end, portable recording interface the Revolution 2×2 has 2 XLR/TRS combo inputs (with input switch), phantom power, a handy LED meter and headphone output.
It’s that time of year again when music manufacturers from all over flock to the winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, California to show off their latest and greatest gear for the world the see. This year has seen Tascam introduce some exciting products, including some
