Audio Interfaces & Mixers
Professional audio equipment to connect XLR microphones and manage multiple audio sources. From budget interfaces to advanced streaming mixers with voice effects and routing control.
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Audio Interface vs Mixer
Audio interfaces convert analog signals from XLR microphones to digital audio for your computer. They're simple, affordable, and perfect for single-microphone setups. Mixers offer physical controls for multiple audio sources, built-in effects, and advanced routing options. Streaming-focused mixers like the GoXLR provide voice effects, mute buttons, and dedicated controls optimized for live broadcasting.
Choosing the Right Audio Equipment
Consider how many microphones and audio sources you need to connect. Single XLR microphone? A basic interface like the Behringer UMC22 or Focusrite Scarlett Solo works perfectly. Multiple sources or want physical faders? Look at mixers like the Yamaha AG03 or GoXLR. Budget $60-200 for quality interfaces, or $200-500 for advanced streaming mixers with effects and routing capabilities.