PreSonus has updated its Studio series of audio interfaces with five new 24-bit, 192kHz USB-C models.
Dubbed the Studio Series USB-C, this family of audio interfaces replaces PreSonus’ first-gen Studio series. All of the new models except Studio 24c feature DC-coupled outputs for sending control voltages. They all also have MIDI compatibility, and ship with both USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to USB-A cables. Here’s a closer look:
Studio 24c
Best suited for musicians on the move, this portable bus-powered device features a two-in, two-out design: Two front panel combo mic/line/instrument inputs with XMAX-L solid-state mic preamps, two rear panel line outputs and onboard direct monitoring control.
Studio 26c
The 26c is another portable option, but geared towards DJs and electronic musicians. It has a two-in, four-out design: Two front panel combo mic/line/instrument inputs with XMAX-L solid-state mic preamps, four rear panel line outputs, and a Cue Mix A/B button.
Studio 68c
The 68c, on the other hand, is well-suited for small bands with its six-in, six-out design: Four XMAX-L preamps (two mic/line/instrument on the front and two mic/line on the back) and S/PDIF I/O.
Studio 1810c
Built with producers and small bands requiring a wide berth of sources, the 1810c can record up to 18 simultaneous inputs. It sports eight outputs and four microphone inputs with XMAX Class A mic preamps.
Studio 1824c
The bigger cousin to the 1810c, this audio interface is suited for project studios and full bands. It can record up to 18 simultaneous inputs, and has eight microphone inputs with XMAX Class A mic preamps. Its 20 outputs provide the freedom of flexible routing with zero-latency DSP-based monitor mixing and control-room integration through the Studio One Artist and UC Surface software that it comes with.
The Studio 24c retails at $149.95, the Studio 26c at $199, the Studio 68c at $299, the Studio 1810c at $399 and the Studio 1824c at $499.
More information at presonus.com.
