52: Back to Basics: Anatomy of an Interface

If you enjoy our podcast, please leave a quick rating. It only takes a minute and it means the world to us. The audio interface is kind of like the Grand Central stations of the typical DIY recording studio. All of the audio coming into and out of the computer needs to go through the interface. It's an absolutely critical piece of a home recording studio but how well do you actually know your interface? Are there any features on it that you just ignore or aren't sure exactly what to do with? On this "back to basics" episode, the guys do a deep dive on the anatomy of a typical audio interface - exploring and explaining all of the features and functions contained within this magical hub. In this episode you will learn:An overview of the audio signal path into and out of an interfaceA review of the key studio sub-components that are packaged together to create what we call an interfaceThe different types of input and output jacks commonly found on interfacesThe difference between the different signal level typesWhat phantom power is and when it should (and shouldn't) be usedDifferent types of digital connectionsWhat a digital clock is used for and why you probably don't have to ever think about itExamples of other "interfaces" you have in your studio right now without even knowing itThe difference between an interface and convertersAnd more!Where to Find the GuysThe DIY Recording Guys Website - www.diyrecordingguys.comVadim's Studio Site - Get your FREE test mix today! - https://calmfrogrecording.comBenjamin's Studio Site - https://dreamloudstudio.comLeave a rating. Be a friend - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1494761702