Ljudinterface
Ljudinterface, or audio interface, is a device that connects musical instruments, microphones, and other audio sources to a computer or digital recording system. It converts analog signals into digital data for processing and recording, and performs the reverse conversion to playback through speakers or headphones. Most units also provide microphone preamplifiers, instrument inputs, and built‑in monitoring options, making them central to modern audio production.
A typical ljudinterface serves as a hub for analog and digital signal flow. It offers inputs for
Technical characteristics vary widely. Common specifications include sample rate and bit depth (for example 24‑bit, 44.1–192
Typical uses include home and project studios, professional recording facilities, podcasting, and live sound environments. In