The Arturia AudioFuse Studio is an incredibly flexible 18 - input, 20 - output audio interface. It packs powerful features, offers top - notch sound quality, and is designed with a focus on creative workflows. If you're looking to upgrade your studio's product quality, the AudioFuse Studio is the perfect choice. Key features include 18 inputs and 20 outputs, 4 mic/instrument/line preamps using DiscretePRO® technology, 4 additional line inputs (inputs 5 - 6 can be switched to Phono), 4 analog inserts on channels 1 - 4, a Bluetooth audio receiver supporting aptX© and AAC©, 2 pairs of balanced TRS Jack speaker analog outputs, 2 independent stereo headphone outputs on both 6.35 and 3.5mm TRS, 2 independent analog line outputs with reamp capability, a comprehensive monitoring section with individual level control for speakers and phones, direct monitoring with ultra - low latency internal mixers, 8 digital ADAT inputs/outputs up to 96kHz, S/PDIF inputs/outputs or Word clock input/output/thru on Cinch RCA, a DiscretePRO® individual audio performance certificate for each unit, 24 - bit latest generation AD/DA converters at up to 192kHz sampling rate, a USB - C interface compatible with PC and Mac (fully USB 2.0 compatible), the AudioFuse Creative Suite, a robust metal desktop chassis, and it comes with power supply, 2x MIDI jack adaptor, USB - C to USB - A cable (1.5m), USB - C to USB - C cable (1.5m), and DiscretePro® Achievement Certificate. Its dimensions are 10.4 x 6.3 x 2.8 inches (265 x 160 x 72mm).
Using the Arturia AudioFuse Studio is quite straightforward. First, connect it to your PC or Mac using the provided USB - C cable. You can choose either the USB - C to USB - A or USB - C to USB - C cable according to your device. Then, plug in your speakers to the balanced TRS Jack analog outputs and headphones to the appropriate 6.35 or 3.5mm TRS ports. For microphones, instruments, or other audio sources, use the dedicated inputs. You can adjust the volume levels for speakers and headphones in the monitoring section. When using the Bluetooth feature, make sure your device supports aptX© or AAC© and pair it with the interface. For maintenance, keep the device in a clean and dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you need to clean it, use a soft, dry cloth. Don't forget to handle the cables with care to prevent damage. And always refer to the DiscretePRO® certificate for individual audio performance details.
