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Arturia audiofuse studio
I was just at the Guitar Center near me and got a sales pitch on this sound interface system that appears to have almost unlimited inputs and will beat the socks off my Focusrite 2i2 regarding abilities it has. I want to replace the Focusrite since I am limited to only 2 inputs. Is it that good and is it easy and understandable to use?
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I don't know anything about it, but I just looked it up and it looks cool. They certainly seem to have thought of just about everything with it.
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Thats kind of what I think barring any negative feedback that I have, so far, not been able to find. And Guitar center has them on sale with 15% off of the lowest price you can find on the internet!
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I'll add one more thing, and this is purely a personal preference, but I tend to avoid products that fall outside a company's wheelhouse. Arturia is best known for keyboards and synths. I didn't even know they had an interface on the market until this thread showed up. Maybe the interface is fine and would work great but because I don't know that first hand my own preference would be to stick with one of the companies for whom interfaces IS their strength.
Again, that's not a knock on the Arturia interface, it's just a philosophy of gear shopping I've adopted over the years to avoid making unforced errors.
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