PreSonus Studio 68c USB-C Audio Interface

Description

Beyond that, six outputs supply extra monitoring flexibility and external effects processing possibilities. You also get S/PIDIF I/O, along with MIDI I/O for your keyboard controller, so working with virtual instruments is a breeze. DJs will appreciate the Studio 68c’s Cue Mix A/B headphone selection. And you can start recording right away with the included Studio One Artist software and Studio Magic plug-in suite.

If you’re just getting started with recording, the PreSonus Studio 68c will give you everything you need to hit the ground running — just add music! No matter what kind of recording you do, the PreSonus Studio 68c USB-C audio interface will exceed your expectations.

Professional-level digital resolution available

Speaking of headroom, thanks to the Studio 68c’s high-quality digital converters, you get an impressive 115dB of dynamic range that allows you to capture every nuance and sonic detail of your source. What’s more, these converters are capable of operating at up to 192kHz resolution, allowing you to go well past the 96kHz of professional studio work and future-proof your recordings for the high-quality standards yet to come. In other words, whether you need ultra-high-resolution audio for sound-design work or simply want to capture your recordings in the greatest possible sonic detail, your Studio 68c is ready for the job.

Equipped with convenient A/B monitoring

One thing that’s absolutely critical when it comes to high-quality studio recording and DJ/electronic music performance is flexible monitoring, and the Studio 68c delivers. PreSonus outfitted the Studio 68c with their Cue Mix A/B headphone selection. This allows you to switch smoothly between two independent mixes, which is great when shifting between a recording mix and the main mix or cueing up tracks in a live DJ set.

Extended I/O covers MIDI and more

Need to hook up MIDI gear? Your Studio 68c has that covered too. It lets you connect everything from old-school controller keyboards to modern digitally controlled guitar amps, all via a set of 5-pin MIDI jacks supplied by the included serial breakout cable. This cable also includes S/PDIF digital connections, which allow you to expand your system with additional preamps or other digital audio sources.