Each of the audio interfaces mentioned in this post can be use by home studio owners, for the purpose of making, producing, and recording music, as well as streaming podcasts. If this is your first time buying a new audio interface, take a look at the buying guide which covers how to make your choice.
If that’s you, take a look at the RME Fireface UCX for FireWire. Even though a little long in the tooth, FireWire connections are still prevalent in some home studio. Those with audio gear and utilize Thunderbolt connectivity should take a look at the Universal Audio Apollo Twin MKII. Quick answer: if your home studio setup utilizes mainly USB connections, the Steinberg UR28M is your best bet overall.
In this guide we’ll take a look at some of the best audio interfaces for home studio recording and music production.
