HOW TO choose an Audio Interface - The Ultimate Guide

In this video I go over the most important specification and features of audio interfaces and explain how you chose the best interface for you.
Support the channel on Patreon: / juliankrause **
Follow me on Twitter: / thejuliankrause
Amazon US | Focusrite Solo Scarlett 3rd Gen: amzn.to/3mN6YZu *
Thomann EU | Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen: www.thomann.de/intl/focusrite... *
Amazon US | Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen: amzn.to/3vcnh64 *
Thomann EU | Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen: www.thomann.de/intl/focusrite... *
Amazon US | Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 3rd Gen: amzn.to/3B1eR6D *
Thomann EU | Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 3rd Gen: www.thomann.de/intl/focusrite... *
Amazon US | Focusrite Clarett+ 2Pre: amzn.to/3mQPWuk *
Thomann EU | Focusrite Clarett+ 2Pre: www.thomann.de/intl/focusrite... *
Amazon US | M-AUDIO AIR 192|4: amzn.to/3ABPowE *
Thomann EU | M-AUDIO AIR 192|4: www.thomann.de/intl/m_audio_a... *
Amazon US | Steinberg UR22C: amzn.to/3AHf5Mj *
Thomann EU | Steinberg UR22C: www.thomann.de/intl/steinberg... *
Amazon US | NI Komplete Audio 1: amzn.to/3iYmkta *
Thomann EU | NI Komplete Audio 1: www.thomann.de/intl/native_in... *
Amazon US | NI Komplete Audio 2: amzn.to/3j4rp3j *
Thomann EU | NI Komplete Audio 2: www.thomann.de/intl/native_in... *
Amazon US | M-Audio M-Track Solo: amzn.to/3p4BzED *
Amazon US | M-Audio M-Track Duo: amzn.to/3DI9ib6 *
Amazon US | Tascam US-2x2HR: amzn.to/3j4RcIG *
Thomann EU | Tascam US-2x2HR: www.thomann.de/intl/tascam_us... *
Amazon US | Audient iD4 MKII: amzn.to/2YKoTrA *
Thomann EU | Audient iD4 MKII: www.thomann.de/intl/audient_i... *
Amazon US | Audient iD14 MKII: amzn.to/3p7fq8O *
Thomann EU | Audient iD14 MKII: www.thomann.de/intl/audient_i... *
Amazon US | Solid State Logic SSL 2: amzn.to/3iYXBVt *
Thomann EU | Solid State Logic SSL 2: www.thomann.de/intl/ssl_2.htm... *
Amazon US | Audient EVO 4: amzn.to/3mN7Qxe *
Thomann EU | Audient EVO 4: www.thomann.de/intl/audient_e... *
Amazon US | Black Lion Audio Revolution 2x2: amzn.to/2YPdy9y *
Thomann EU | Black Lion Audio Revolution 2x2: www.thomann.de/intl/black_lio... *
Amazon US | Antelope Zen Go Synergy Core: amzn.to/3DNc2nT *
Thomann EU | Antelope Zen Go Synergy Core: www.thomann.de/intl/antelope_... *
Amazon US | Behringer UMC202HD: amzn.to/3p3SXte *
Thomann EU | Behringer UMC202HD: www.thomann.de/intl/behringer... *
Amazon US | Behringer UM2: amzn.to/3p5lCOG *
Thomann EU | Behringer UM2: www.thomann.de/intl/behringer... *
Amazon US | Behringer UMC22: amzn.to/3vh8qHt *
Thomann EU | Behringer UMC22: www.thomann.de/intl/behringer... *
Amazon US | Behringer UMC404HD: amzn.to/3pbc4S6 *
Thomann EU | Behringer UMC404HD: www.thomann.de/intl/behringer... *
Amazon US | MOTU M2: amzn.to/3DGk4yD *
Thomann EU | MOTU M2: www.thomann.de/intl/motu_m2.h... *
Thomann EU | MOTU UltraLite mk-5: www.thomann.de/intl/motu_ultr... *
Amazon US | Zoom AMS-22: amzn.to/3xb8eeX *
Thomann EU | Zoom AMS-24: www.thomann.de/intl/zoom_ams_... *
00:00 Intro
01:13 Input/output
03:34 Formfactor
04:04 Controls
05:06 Direct Monitoring
05:54 Phantom Power
06:24 USB and Wall Power
07:08 Build Quality
07:20 Software Features
07:31 Real-time Audio Processing
08:15 Mixing Controls
08:35 Loopback
08:55 Tech Specs
10:04 Sample Rate
10:37 Bit Depth
11:18 Preamp Noise
12:13 Dynamic Range
12:44 Provided Gain
13:32 HP Output Impedance
13:57 HP Output Power
14:33 ASIO Driver
14:49 Round-Trip Latency (RTL)
15:26 Tech Specs Verdict
15:48 RTFM
15:58 Product Reviews
16:39 Bundled Software
16:50 Design
17:11 Steps to choose an interface
19:27 Create Awesome Content!
* Affiliate links from which I receive a commission for sales. This doesn't generate any additional cost for you. As an Amazon and Thomann Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
** Patreon is a platform where you can choose to support the channel by purchasing a monthly subscription.

[@bennysuts814]

Longevity of driver support is underrated too

[@JC-fj7oo]

Totally true, but very hard to quantify. Just because the company had long lasting driver support for their last product doesn't mean they won't screw you on the next one.

[@theAristocrap]

Yep. Focusrite was terrible - is good since v3. Tascam dropped me with their first series of 4x4's. Emu stopped supporting their older devices very quickly...

[@actioncameraspro]

So which u recomendd for 100 euros?

[@theAristocrap]

@@actioncameraspro Depends on your needs. If your budget is hard 100 and nothing more: Arturia's MiniFuse could be a good choice or NI's Komplete Audio 1.

[@actioncameraspro]

@@theAristocrap like max 120 euros, need only one mic line and i would use on windows 10 with dynamic mic.

[@joesalyers]

Julian here's an idea for a video, how about going through a few of the interfaces you have had for a year or two years to see if there is any degradation to them and compare them to your original charts. My guess is not much would change with most of them but a few might show more signs of wear than others. It might be a dumb idea that shows no problems and then again the results might surprise us. Cheers for all your hard work!!

[@JC-fj7oo]

Actually there has been reports of it happening with the behringer and a few others... That's a great episode idea since he has all of them right there it's a good time to run some tests.

[@joesalyers]

@@JC-fj7oo That is what I was thinking after I saw all of them on the table. I know it's a lot of work but it is interesting content to see what brands hold up after a year or two. Cheers!

[@JulianKrause]

Hey Joe, that's a pretty interesting idea. Some interface I have owned for quite some time now and it would be interesting to see if anything changed.

[@joesalyers]

@@JulianKrause love the channel and after seeing all of those interfaces on your desk I thought maybe a long term review might be interesting. Cheers!

[@mandalorian8922]

@@JulianKrause Hey Julian! Thanks for your videos! Probably for more than a year I've been asking you to make a video about Apollo Twin X. I ask very much, could you check all aspects of this sound card?!

[@MichaelNatrin]

Fantastic video! You covered such a broad range of considerations. Can't imagine testing that many interfaces.

[@steve_one]

An absolute brilliant one stop shop video for me. Thanks for making this and taking the time to explain things in detail. Much appreciated.

[@DOHandDOH]

I really appreciate your audio interface reviews, Julian. Awesome job! Very helpful!

[@businessanonymous5142]

Great Video. You managed to be very thorough and detailed while keeping it concise and to the point.

[@davidsinclair699]

Superb video with excellent advice. Thanks Julian.

[@jotainmuuta8233]

This was an excellent video. Comprehensive, well structured and efficient. Thank you.

[@dezolatestation]

Julian, am glad to found ur channel, comparing audio interface with built in motherboard system was insanely impactfull to me, thanks!

[@deeliciousplum]

Oh? This new upload's thumbnail reveals an overwhelming number of choices. Even with being overwhelmed, I am forever grateful to Julian for sharing very helpful tips and insights into not only sound gear, but of a diversity of other topics which are essential for somone who wishes to record or to learn about sound/music.

[@onthewaycyam]

I was not expecting to receive this much information all at once. Thanks for this!

[@Bwalston910]

Great video! I chose the MOTU Ultralight MK5 as my interface, thank you for these incredibly useful videos!

[@MarceloLaraM]

Thank you Julian!! We all appreciate your time and knowledge.

[@denisyermak3891]

It was straight to the point, thank you for this guide ❤

[@kenl2861]

Brilliant overview. Thank you!!

[@lizardltd7647]

This video is astonishing - the dedication and hard work put into it are truly remarkable.

[@WimmelJimmel]

Julian, you know what I'd love to see: how classic vintage interfaces, like the RME FF 800, Metric Halo, Focusrite Saffire PRO 40 etc. still stand up to todays interfaces in comparison.

[@matthewmatiki]

I was looking for a video like this , that is up to date . All the others I found were for a years ago or a few months. Thanks so much.

[@tporter23]

Another great video, love all of them Julian. MOTU has finally released their M6 interface and I'd love to see how it compares to the M4 and Focusrite 8i6!

[@Azraenore]

Thanks a lot for the work put to make this video.

[@thomaswidter]

Thank you for another year of excellent videos on a niche topic. I really value your work.

[@BraVia96]

Wow such a highly informative video! Thank you a lot for all your hard work!!! 😊

[@MrDatomi]

thanks for your work on this video helped me much. keep up your way you doing this type of videos they are really understandable and well done and explains everything i wanted to know 👍

[@psycofdo]

Great summary. Love your reviews, very clear and in-depth. You're my top review source for audio interfaces and measurements, and also my top recommendation for people that may be looking for detailed information. Thanks for your work man!.

[@sinocelt]

This is _not_ Julian Krause. Ignore the scammer, everyone.

[@NME_REK]

Really good video here probably best I’ve seen on interfaces 👍🏻

[@djpete8725]

Thank you Julian, great vid as usual.

[@_B.C_]

Great video. Lots of great information for anyone at any level. I noticed two types of interfaces that I use that aren’t on your list. I use a Roland MX1 performance mixer to tie all my synths and drum machines together. The second is my Sound Blaster AE-9 pcie audio interface.

[@LuisAlexanderAlarcon]

Hi, greetings from Venezuela, i find your videos really useful and practical, i think you are a really honest KZbinr. I hope you continues doing videos. Hugs and cheers from South America.

[@alpenglow4243]

Excellent overview on how to choose an audio interface.

[@jackjames3914]

love you videos , keep this going dude 🔥

[@TrggrWarning]

Step 6 no problem you have helped me and others lots. Will do!

[@rockatanescu7023]

Excellent content, Julian! I own a UA Volt 276 (based on Julian's review) and I use it mostly for Zoom calls and listening to music. It's a great interface which can easily drive my 600s and pairs nicely with my Lewitt 440 Pure microphone. However, I kind of hope that manufacturers would think a bit more about people working from home and create products that not only work well, but also look nice on a desk. For example, my UA 276 would be perfect if they would have placed the microphone inputs, have an extra headphone jack at the back (same output, just a duplicated jack) and use a more wedge-like form factor so they could put the knobs and LEDs in the front, not on top. Otherwise, it's so easy to buy an amazing audio interface nowadays, as long as there are passionate people like Julian reviewing them.

[@cosimoto6production139]

very good information.. THX!

[@techmed-rainer]

Excellent wrap up 👍🏼👍🏼

[@trekstortablet7711]

Thanks for giving a sane and intelligent talk,I am 63 and have all the outboard,just want to get it into my daw and use my midi keyboard to play virtual instruments. Have asked Santa for m audio air 192 / 6 as it had midi in/ out. Wish me luck and Happy Christmas Julien

[@nicktumi]

Dude, thank you so much. With your data charts I was finally able to come to a decision on which one to get. I decided on the Motu Ultralight Mk5 based on your data. Got it on sale too for 4th July sale! GB

[@davidnollmusic363]

Thank you for your excellent and very helpful video!

[@NghiaKTS]

Hi Julian, your reviews and comparisons are always sharp and clear. Do you think one day you will review more studio headphones, true wireless earbuds or Studio monitor? Good luck and keep up this great work. Thank you!

[@EdoZ-cs6yb]

No one has made such a comparison in KZbin. Excellet video. Congratulation.

[@Solid_Brass]

Great overview and look on specs! I would also have appreciated the Behringer Flow 8 in your selection. It seems to meet the needs of many amateur musicians due to its features.

[@jackson7078]

Thanks for another great video! Would love to see measurements and your opinions on universal audio Apollo solo

[@Stranger.within]

Great video and very informative.

[@vRoMe0]

Fabulous video as always !!!!!!

[@narendrakoppisetti2449]

Wow.... So helpful. Very good research.

[@arxaaron]

Great, practical, straight forward info. Love your accent as well! 🙂

[@riccardominuto]

Hi Julian! Awesome quality content as always. Have you ever tried the Arturia Audiofuse Studio? I would like very much to hear what you think about it (in comparison to something like an Audient iD44 MKII). Thank you for the wonderful service you provide for the community, cheers ❤

[@Gasked]

Thanks your videos are so useful 💜

[@redaxnela]

Wow. This channel is pure gold!

[@CesarBenzoni]

Hey Julian, thanks for your reviews, always very helpful! Will you review any Apollo any time soon?

[@thawlinoo6492]

Thanks for the great content. It helped a lot.

[@whatchadiscomb]

This is the best video I have ever watched on KZbin. Fantastic!

[@JulianKrause]

Thank you very much!! 😃

[@jonastaedr3862]

Hello! Thanks for your video! My recommendation for your Part 2 of this video is to evaluate each important specs category by giving score to each audio interface for said category, score for standing in its range (size, price, etc.) highlited extra points for extra features, e.g. AIR mode would be bonus points for Mic/Hi-Z category.. score for user reviews, software usefulness/driver stability, longevity etc... you could even poll as extra category and to compare this to the price of the product, services of the company and so on.... Because some interfaces are clearly worth more than the others, this could help decide for alot of ppl even better.. I think it's a logical step since you've done all these complex measurements and are already halfway there. This could bring much more attention to your channel or even get more relevant in the industry, as companies are already watching your content. Good luck! !!

[@BJ-fj6jw]

Now this is excellence. Grand daddy of all Audio Interface Guides for 2023. Thank you for taking the time to do this!

[@dimitargadzhev3800]

Thank you very much, great video!

[@reasons4171]

Great video as usual!!

[@user-cy9uu1vr9l]

God praise this video!! I’ve listened to a dozen videos all explaining bits and pieces of what I was searching for and this guy explains it all within 20 min. Informative and straight to the point, I love my German people 😂🙏🏾 keep it up buddy !

[@new_aether]

great video, thank you for your work

[@musicalneptunian]

First priority for me is "will it work on Linux?" I do audio book narration. I use a focusrite 2i2 3rd gen because it is easy to get the Linux drivers to work. I like the Air mode.

[@nikolasnavarro4161]

Hey Julian! Thank you for your work. It's been really helpful. Would you consider making a database for all of your measurements? I was trying to find a chart on the lowest RTL interfaces you reviewed, but I couldn't find it.

[@mhsbosco]

i'd love some more info on RTL as well!

[@user-ti5ko2md9x]

Cheap cards, even the FOCUSRITE Clarett level, have high latency. Here is the king of RME. Even at Apollo they are higher than RME

[@ele_ditor]

Fantastic!! Thank you so much💫

[@rytcy13]

Very well done!!!!

[@Delta66-jz1vl]

Thanks for the informations, good job

[@sheepbunmonster]

What an awesome video! Wish I had it a few months ago when my friends were asking me which audio interfaces they should get. To add to build quality, it's worth considering what environment an audio interface will be used in. Will it be shared in a bigger studio or moved around a lot? Maybe go for something all metal, has better built knobs, or lacks a screen. Will it just live on a desk for a streaming setup? Perhaps it's all good to get something a bit cheaper, or more fancy & intricate. Picking the right level of build quality is important for making sure your equipment lasts wherever it's used.

[@geoffreysmith4618]

Super helpful video!!

[@Windiguana]

Don't know where to comment this, but super interested in your review and analysis of the new audient evo 16. Thanks for all the hard work that you do making these videos.

[@Sarsour_]

Awesome as always!

[@ricardopineda8224]

Thank you very much for this information. Your comments are very accurate and neutral.

[@stateoftate]

Great video! I'm looking at the iConnectivity Audio4C for the dual USB C inputs (can connect an iPad and computer at the same time.) I'd love to see you do some measurements with that and maybe cover other interfaces with a comparable feature set especially as it relates to the world if iOS music.

[@physsong]

Yes, this video is DEFINITELY great.

[@maximeheberttalbot4505]

Just when I’m wondering what interface to buy! Haha such a nice timing!

[@robertcarolinar]

Good video, thank you!!

[@LucasMastropasqua]

Great video! I am currently considering which interface I am going to choose and of all the specs and features I am concerned with the RTL is at the top of the list! I am fully aware that the computer specs have a lot to do with RTL but at the same time I want to be sure that the interface itself is capable of supporting as low a latency as possible. The main use of my interface is for recording guitar and bass tracks while also monitoring my playing using amp sims and even though the RTL isn't necessarily audible under a certain point, in my experience the RTL is quite noticeable when it comes to the feeling and response of amp sims when playing a bass or guitar. You are one of the reviewers that include RTL in you videos however I am surprised with how few reviews cover this especially considering the amount of people that use their interface in this same scenario. Specs are great to have but we almost need someone to do a comparison with the interfaces used for tracking guitar using an amp sim. Thanks for all the great videos!

[@henrikstolpe]

Hi, which interface did you end up with?

[@LucasMastropasqua]

@@henrikstolpeKind of a long story but I haven’t bought one yet. It’s going to happen in a couple months so I’ll let you know once I’ve decided.

[@cpttazko8864]

Merry Christmas Julian, first of all thank you for all the detailed videos you have uploaded. I've been dabbling in audio for quite some time now and your content really helps out a lot! I have a question regarding my audio setup, if you find the time to read this, I would appreciate your thoughts on this: I have Sennheiser HD660S headphones and use an EVGA Nu Audio sound card. I bought those back in 2019 and so far I love the audio experience. Not having a mic anymore, I had to get a stand alone and chose the AT2020 Xlr mic, which I eventually ended up hooking into a DBX 286S (thank you for making that video on the DBX). I recently started having noise/static issues and just assuming the worst (my sound card just introducing noise now) I wanted to go external, so I had looked at a stack of Schiit Magnius + Modius until I realized I would not be able to connect the DBX to the stack. So I'm unsure what to do. I have tried dac's like the Sennheiser GSX1200 and felt like the audio quality/volume wasn't even close to my EVGA sound card and regarding my xlr mic, I really like the DBX, but people have told me, that if I used any other interface and setup the processing just like on my DBX, they would sound identical. Is that really the case? I thought the DBX processing has its own characteristic. I had checked a review on my sound card on audiosciencereview.com and it compared really well. If I could, I would like to keep the DBX or get something similar or better (maybe in a smaller form factor) but if not, thats fine as well. And for the interface (since DAC/AMP won't work, right) I would like something that is comparable to my sound card. Sorry for the wall of text and thank you if you ever choose to read this! Besinnliche Festtage wünsche ich! :) Cheers, Taz

[@doodoogtube]

By watching your videos in the past, I finally realized why my low impedance $1200 headphones need to be turned almost all the way up...because the output impedance was too high on my audio interface. I then knew I had to replace what I have with something more suitable like the SSL 12 that just came out. From looking at the specs it looks like it's a winner paired with my Audeze CD-X's. Would love to see you review the new SSL 12. Looks like they have been watching your videos because they really upgraded the specs compared to their earlier units. 👍🏾

[@nick9486]

Very informative, thx

[@eddynaim6082]

Great Review Julian! Maybe next time you do something similar you can cover the use of the MIDI I/O on interfaces. Thanks,

[@_blackgalaxy]

Very very helpful! Arturia minifuse 2 , Thanks julian , 😊

[@adde65]

Thanks for the comprehensive video! I have had ab EVO-4 for a couple of years, and I'm very happy with it. By the way, would love to see you review of the Tula USB mic, if you can get your hands on one.

[@mareksabkowski6583]

Great Work!!!! Thanks!

[@JeffyG]

The best insight on KZbin!

[@SaccoBelmonte]

I have a combo TASCAM 2x2HR for system sounds and record from the other interface when capturing, and TASCAM 16x08 for music production / recording / broadcasting with low latency ASIO and DSP. Cannot be happier. These are quite problem free, have super clean converters and cost way less than what they should/could. Plus is a nice looking combo.

[@JC-fj7oo]

Built like a tank too. I never realized how wobbly other knobs really were until I tried to flex the 2x2 knobs.

[@AG_before]

Fantastic video! For some, the technical jargon might be confusing, but (to anyone who might read this) please keep some of the initial advice in mind. It will help you a lot: 1. What are you using it for now. 2. Which features are _critical_ for you, now that they have been addressed and simplified. 3. Expensive doesn't mean better. 4. Garbage in, garbage out. A lot of the comments will help as well. This will filter out a _lot_ of them. You might just have to make a choice between two or three then - maybe even have the one. Thank you so much for this Julian. 👍

[@okutet]

Thanks again for the content, I bought a Motu M2 a little after your video reviewing the unit. It helped with my decision and I am quite satisfied. If only we had better prices in Japan with imported stuff tho… ^^

[@CrazyDriverSwed]

The most difficult part of choosing an audio interface is to find one that really works with you computer. There are so many things, operating system, drivers, buffer settings, hw firmware, usb-cables and more that can affect the stability and quality of the sound. I recently bought an Motu M2 interface to my new PC. I decided to go for a well known brand and not the cheapest and still I've ended up with an audio interface that makes me spend more time on troubleshooting than making music. You really should make a video about troubleshooting audio interfaces. It's not just about buffer settings, it's choosing the right USB port (faster is not always better) and fine tuning the system to minimize interference from other components. I just wish there was a better way to verify that everything works and not having to rely on your ears to identify clicks n pops and other issues with digital jitter. It's unbelievable that we are still having the same problem with audio interfaces today that we had 20 years ago.

[@JC-fj7oo]

Motu is a pretty small brand overall. And their interfaces are known for being problematic with their connections creating a lot of clicks unless your pc is perfectly setup. Give the tascam 2x2hr a try. It does everything the motu does (and has the blend knob) and it latches on to every computer I've tried. Including windows 7, windows 10, an old apple laptop, a brand new macbook, and several iphones and android phones. Even without the drivers it works perfectly on all of them. And the drivers work well. If you need to test for latency and jitter to see if your computer is working correctly for music, try latencymon. It's free and it scans your computer in real time to see what's not working.

[@rchrd3353]

motu is known to have driver issues/issues with computers. drivers are really the biggest difference between interfaces at similar price points these days. scarlett 3rd gen are rock solid and a better choice.

[@leavingfebruary]

All valid points Julian! I still think that the best option how to choose an audio interface: is to get one, test one and return one in case you're not satisfied. There are too many factors on a table, and you can't predict or foresee all them - like how the interface will work with exactly your computer, your operating system, chipset, etc. How often there are driver updates and how good ASIO drivers are written. You can read a ton of reviews on the same interface and there will be literally always very good reviews, and very bad reviews. Which zeroes out the effort, and give the impression that you are playing a lottery, basically if you got an interface and if it works steady, w.o. pops, cracks and misfunctioning - good for you.

[@DanielWayShadow]

I'm in AWE of your savvy with the audio sciences.

[@foritiswritten]

Great work Julian! Wondering what you think about the SSL 12. Is it a true native 32-bit implementation?

[@schronos76]

Great Julian! Thanks! Here's a suggestion. I don't know if it's feasible, but I would find it interesting to know the power consumption of the interfaces, as more and more people are using them on the go, directly powered on portable devices with USB-C port like Ipads, phones, laptops and have a direct impact on the battery life. Thanks for your work, it's great!

[@SianaGearz]

It is feasible, you can insert something like the Ruideng meter into the USB chain.

[@redbigapplefloppa302]

I just realized that my first (and current) audio interface i bought without any knowledge fits me perfectly, just by sheer luck😅 thank you for making me feel even better about my already much loved steinberg ur22mk2

[@onlymyopiniontech]

Great video! I was a little disappointed in the Audient EVO4. For one thing mine seems to not have enough gain to even drive an SM57. Turned all the way up I still don't get much output although it is clean enough. The other interesting thing to me is their decision to add the flashing LED's for output and then have then on the top. Unless you lean in over it you can't see the LED's.

[@FuzzFace]

Thumbs up! Would love to see review of the Neve 88m.

[@ulysg]

One thing I think is important to watch for, especially if you want to use an iPad or Linux, is if the interface is class compliant

[@vintagesound904]

Happy New Year Julian and greetings from Greece! Could we hope for an apollo solo review in near future, or is it that you're skipping it since you' re using windows? Keep up the good work!!!

[@ejmikk]

Would it be possible for you to make a table of the RTL times similar to the headphone measurement spec table? Round trip latency is very important to me and it would be awesome to see all of the interface times/sample rates in a single table! Thanks anyways the awesome videos! :)

[@sinocelt]

This is _not_ Julian Krause. Ignore the scammer, everyone.

[@asplmn]

I'm very impressed with the Babyface Pro FS

[@jmsjms296]

Well done.

[@thiagocesaro]

Thanks, Julian, for the video. I chose M2 about an year ago, after seeing a lot of your videos. This video sums it up for someone who is in the search. Quick question: what are those acoustic pannels?

[@calogeropaci6940]

Hi Julian. As always, the best pro review channel. Would you consider reviewing studio monitors? I’m desperate for a pro review of the kali audio in-unf. Thanks again for your good work.

That's a lot of interfaces. No wounder why you have the best data, presented in a neat and understandable way.

[@bobjones3027]

Another good one. I’d like to see you concentrate on interfaces with four XLR/combo inputs with both 48V and DI capabilities. I’m most interested in using four condenser mics at once, but the instrument inputs would be a plus.

[@bobjones3027]

Also, should I care if the connection to the computer is USB,USB-C, or Thunderbolt? I have a 2023 MacBook Pro, so I can use any. But is there a difference in performance?