Roland Rubix24 USB Audio Interface

Cheaper more capable options out there. Many reviews indicate this is a noisy unit but i cant say either way.

I've had this interface for a month now and I'm most impressed.The inputs give transparent and detailed recordings from my NT2 mics, with none of the false 'air' added by other interfaces. Monitoring is likewise clear and uncoloured.Build quality is excellent. The input sockets are good quality, the pots have a smooth and easily controlled action and feel like they will last for years and years. There is a rapid increase in gain in the last 10 degrees or so of travel - not uncommon in circuits using variable resistors without a custom law: still perfectly controllable with the controlled action of the pots. Noise also increases when you enter this range, as you might expect - better to find other solutions than just increasing the 'volume'.The chassis is heavy ... MoreI've had this interface for a month now and I'm most impressed.The inputs give transparent and detailed recordings from my NT2 mics, with none of the false 'air' added by other interfaces. Monitoring is likewise clear and uncoloured.Build quality is excellent. The input sockets are good quality, the pots have a smooth and easily controlled action and feel like they will last for years and years. There is a rapid increase in gain in the last 10 degrees or so of travel - not uncommon in circuits using variable resistors without a custom law: still perfectly controllable with the controlled action of the pots. Noise also increases when you enter this range, as you might expect - better to find other solutions than just increasing the 'volume'.The chassis is heavy and looks like it is built to last: I'd have no hesitation in taking this out in a gear bag.Works very well with Linux, both Ubuntu 18.04 and Ubuntu Studio 19.04. The interface was recognized by both immediately with no tweaking required. A couple of clicks of the mouse and Carla had Mixbus purring away. I don't use Mac or Windows, so no experience to share on ProTools etc.I also have the Scarlett 2i4 and the Rubix is a far better interface. We also have a Behringer UMC22 for Zoom calls: it's fine for these but I wouldn't use it for recording.Rubix24 - recommended.

I am using this interface primarily to record 2 stereo pairs from my Elektron Octatrack and multitracking with Ableton Live and Adobe Audition. I'm monitoring on JBL LSR205s & KRK KNS8400s.The build quality of the interface is very nice and the knobs feel durable with no wobble and a good amount of rotation pressure that feels precise and smooth. I have am experiencing very low latency on OSX El Capitan and successfully multitracked into my iPad using Beatmaker.The compressors sounds nice, especially for the price range. I find them to be perfectly subtle; there to enhance your audio recording rather than act as an effect. I think that's a smart decision for an onboard compressor since you could get more dramatic, pumping, compression in your DAW if that's what ... MoreI am using this interface primarily to record 2 stereo pairs from my Elektron Octatrack and multitracking with Ableton Live and Adobe Audition. I'm monitoring on JBL LSR205s & KRK KNS8400s.The build quality of the interface is very nice and the knobs feel durable with no wobble and a good amount of rotation pressure that feels precise and smooth. I have am experiencing very low latency on OSX El Capitan and successfully multitracked into my iPad using Beatmaker.The compressors sounds nice, especially for the price range. I find them to be perfectly subtle; there to enhance your audio recording rather than act as an effect. I think that's a smart decision for an onboard compressor since you could get more dramatic, pumping, compression in your DAW if that's what you're going for.Overall I'm really happy with this interface. I could hardly find reviews of this line so hopefully this is helpful for anyone else looking at these.