You get Ableton Live Lite, Pro Tools First, Avid effects and a bunch of instruments and effects from the parent organization AIR Plugin. I felt that the headphone output was a little quiet with my beyerdynamic headphones.Īnd the electric guitar I recorded sounded crisp and clear.Īnd finally the included software with M Audio Air 192|4 is excellent.

You will also get Stereo 1/4 th out /// 1/4 th inch Headphone out (with independent control). Making the whole user interface side quite easy to understand and use.Īs far as output are considered, it's got TRS outputs in the back of the panel. Personally speaking I really love the meters on this audio interface. Talking about input M audio Air 192|4 got a combo microphone and line input option on the back side of the interface and a high Z input for your guitar on the front low end. The knobs on the interface are huge (especially the center volume control one) but they feel quite nice when operated. And you better like that because the interface has to sit on your desk in front of you because of the design.Īnd it's big in size when compared to the rest. M-Audio Air 192|4 is the most unique looking audio interface on this list. Now let’s dive in to the detailed analysis of the best budget audio interfaces under $100.Īlright let's get this started with the newest audio interface of the seven. So I will also let you readers know about how loud the headphone outputs are on these interfaces. As you might know DT 770 is quieter than your average headphones. I used my beyerdynamic DT-770 Pro, 250 ohm headphones to test these interfaces.

Direct Monitoring - Direct monitoring allows you to hear at the direct input of your external sound along with the music from your DAW, so you can sing or play in time with the music.

Latency - all of these had similar latency with my Mac Book pro but they also feature direct monitoring which is a great solution for dealing with latency.

All of these will work with pretty much any DAW on a Mac or a PC.You can plug in your guitars and external keyboards into them as well.You can use all of these interfaces with a microphone, even a condenser microphone because they have phantom power.They all have one set of outputs which will go to your studio monitors.Meaning you have two inputs for external recording. All of these interfaces are 2 channel interfaces.All of these audio interfaces are around $100 except for one of them which is under 60 (at the time of this writing).

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