Universal Audio has created a new Thunderbolt 3 portable desktop recording audio interface, supported by both Windows and Mac systems that is capable of delivering “class-leading audio conversion”.

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Are you unable to record your voice or sound in Audacity on your Windows PC? Audacity is a popular free and open-source audio recorder and creation software for different platforms. It allows you to ...

Lexicon has introduced its I·ONIX Series of desktop recording interfaces. The I·ONIX Series products transform any modern computer into a professional 24-bit digital recording studio including the USB ...

Popular audio gear maker Rode just launched the affordable AI-Micro, a compact, dual-channel interface for recording to a mobile device or computer. Using the small gadget, one or two mini microphones ...

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Following weeks of evidence and source reports on Apple's intentions to include video recording features in its next-generation iPhone, a new discovery within betas of the company's iPhone 3.0 ...

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I'm hesitantly considering getting my boyfriend a good sound card for audio recording. He recently bought a fancy new computer, but didn't get a sound card at the time. He's been recording through the ...

The tiny little AI-Micro from RØDE weighs just 20g and can connect two 3.5mm microphones that connects to computers, phones and tablets. Once upon a time, to record sound you had to be in a studio.

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