Bandlab Audio Interfaces

[cclarry]

Learn more here

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[RSMcGuitar]

I was wondering how they planned to make money. Not a complaint at all, just didn't get it.

[scook]

BandLab Technologies has several commercial ventures. Click the product logos near the bottom of this page for info about them.

 

[Brian Walton]

USB C, more forward thinking than many of the other options on the market.

[Fleer]

That Analog Mini sure looks good. 

[ensconced]

Regarding these I think azslow3 put it best on the old forums

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I do not know why they call it an "audio interface", technically it is a small portable pre-amp which allows connecting guitar/mic to the mic input of build-in audio interface of phone/tablet/notebook.

http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3776855

But I guess they do 'interface' between devices, but considering what most people consider as an 'Audio Interface' these fall somewhat short.

I doubt anyone is going swap their RME, Motu, Focusrite, etc for 1 of these. But they do seem to fit inline with the group BandLab are targeting with the online BandLab stuff.

[Jim Fogle]

I'm glad to see an online distributor is listing them for sale in the US.  The BandLab Store has listed them for awhile but the store has a minimum of $149 US before the cost of shipping is free.

It bothers me that the Link Digital and Link Digital Duo output is fixed at 16/48k.