Internal audio interfaces
Audio interface
— this variety can work both for sound output (playing through speakers, headphones, etc.), and for recording from a microphone or other analogue signal source. The main difference between audio interfaces and other sound cards (many of which are also capable of operating in two modes) is that such models are created primarily for digitizing sound — in other words, recording it on a computer from external sources. For this, an extended set of functions of the analogue-to-digital converter is provided, and the overall quality of the ADC itself is significantly higher than in most other sound cards. This has a corresponding cost impact, and therefore audio interfaces are more professional solutions than devices for home use.| audio interface | clear | Save List |