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They’re well-built, easy to take around and sound great. Price: £99 / $129 / €119 Inputs: 2x combo inputs (XLR / 1/4″), Outputs: 2x TRS outputs (1/4″) Preamps: 2x Mic, 1x Instrument Mic Pre Gain Range: 58dB (-10db Pad for Line) Connection Protocol: USB Type-C (USB 3.0 / 3.1 Gen 1) Headphone Outputs: 1x 1/4” Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (3rd Gen) Image: Focusriteįor several years now, Focusrite’s Scarlett interfaces have been considered the modern songwriter’s best friend. Also, for its very affordable price tag, this interface boasts some serious audio quality, coming from console and interface makers, Audient. The way that this interface combines its intuitive layout with auto gain setting makes it especially straightforward. It’s a two-input/two-output interface, which means you get two dual-function sockets for your XLR and quarter-inch inputs, and a pair of quarter-inch outputs for your speakers. The Audient EVO 4 is a compact, no-nonsense interface ideal for those wanting to get into recording quickly without worrying about the more technical aspects, at least yet. Even setting levels for the newbie can seem like a step you can get wrong. Seasoned engineers working on more complex setups might have forgotten how daunting even the most basic recording tasks can be to a beginner. The best audio interfaces under $300 at a glance The boom of affordable home recording gear has led to fierce competition between brands, which, much to the benefit of music-makers, has led to more affordable devices and some impressive bundled third-party software.įrom home recording stalwarts to great throw-in-your-bag options, here are our top picks for the best audio interfaces you can buy this year for under $300.

If you’re picking out your first proper audio interface, but don’t necessarily want to break the bank, it’s a great time to be in the market.