Recommended audio interfaces

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When you connect a USB audio interface to your computer, you can record with XLR microphones and have more ability to adjust the sound. The audio interface converts the XLR microphone's analog signal into a digital signal for your computer.

Some audio interfaces frequently used by creators on Riverside are below.

Reminder: For some hardware, part of the initial setup is downloading software from the manufacturer's site. Please check to see if your device requires software support.

	Name	Resources	Notes
	PreSonus AudioBox iOne	Manufacturer Info Use this interface with Riverside	Headphone monitor port is ⅛th inch TRS.
	Focusrite Scarlett 2i2	Manufacturer Info Using this interface with Riverside
	RODECaster Pro	Manufacturer Info Using this interface with Riverside	Use the RODECaster Pro's Mix-minus setting to limit feedback and echo and select 'RØDECaster Pro Stereo' as the audio input and output in the Riverside Studio.

Learn more

• I don’t see my interface or microphone in the menu of the Lobby or Studio
• Isolate Tracks With a Mixer or Rodecaster Pro
• Why am I getting no sound in the Studio when I use a USB audio interface/mixer?
• Adjust microphone input sensitivity before recording
• Best Audio Interfaces for Podcasting for All Levels (Riverside.fm YouTube Channel)