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Arturia Audiofuse 16Rig

Audio Interface

studio audio interface

many inputs and outputs

convenient desktop or rack mount configuration

audioFuse Creative Suite software included

1.224,00
In stock

5 years warranty

professional staff

1000m2 music store

free shipping from €75,-

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The Arturia Audiofuse 16Rig is an audio interface ideal for studio or live performance.

Is your studio filled with synthesizers? Are you working on full band recordings? Do you have complex monitoring and routing needs? The AudioFuse 16Rig gives you the next-level connectivity, versatility and usability you need for your professional audio applications.

With 16 analog inputs and 8 analog outputs, an entire setup can remain connected at the back, while the connections on your front panel remain available for additional microphones, instruments or devices. Plus, inputs and outputs can be expanded via the ADAT connection.

Give your recordings beautiful sound and clarity with high-quality 24-bit AD/DA converters from ESS and Cirrus Logic. Whether it's synthesizers, guitars, vocals or a combination of inputs, the 16Rig provides first-class sound.

Stand Alone
For DAW-free jamming or live performances, you can use the AudioFuse 16Rig perfectly. The interface can even pass audio and MIDI signals without a computer connected, with a low-latency MIDI-controllable internal mixer. You can even save configuration presets for easy switching between setups.

Configure the AudioFuse 16Rig's connections to almost any need, including multiple sends/returns for creative recording and mixing, A/B speaker switching for confident mixing, guitar reamping, multiple headphone outputs for ensemble recording and more. Make the AudioFuse 16Rig work for you: control settings via front-panel controls or the included AudioFuse Control Center software, configure the interface for desktop or rack mounting, integrate it into virtually any studio environment, and instantly switch between different audio scenarios with ease.

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Arturia Audiofuse 16 Rig features:

  • 16 TRS analog inputs with 2 high-quality digitally controlled preamps
  • 12 analog outputs: 8 DC-coupled TRS line and stereo monitors
  • Front Stereo Jack outputs for re-amping or dual headphones
  • ADAT for up to 16 channels of additional I/O at 48 kHz
  • Wordclock in and out
  • MIDI in and out: 5-pin DIN or USB for DAW or standalone use
  • Low-latency USB-C connection, plus front and rear USB hub ports
  • Two internal independent mixers that can be controlled via MIDI
  • Color display
  • Desktop or rack-mount configuration
  • Includes AudioFuse Control Center software with a full I/O matrix
  • Includes AudioFuse Creative Suite software
  • dimensions: 493 x 294 x 43mm

Get control of your audio with the Arturia AudioFuse 16 Rig and take your recordings to the next level. This versatile interface is the perfect addition to any professional studio setup. Order it today from Klundert Music and improve your audio production!

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More Information

Brand Arturia
Ean Code 3760033531687
Number of mic inputs 2
Number of instrument inputs 2
Aantal line outputs 10
Number of headphone outputs 1
Phantom power ja
Number of ADAT Connectors 2
Number of AES/EBU Connectors geen
Number of MADI Connectors geen
USB Bus-Powered nee
Incl. power supply ja
Number of S/PDIF Connectors geen
Article number 71884
Size (product) 4.3 x 49.3 x 29.4 cm
Size (packaging) 61.5 x 11 x 34 cm
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Welke audio interface moet ik kiezen?

Weg is de tijd dat het producen en opnemen van een nummer alleen voor professionele studio’s is weggelegd. Weg is de tijd dat een audio signaal eerst op tape geprint moest worden en later weer vier keer gebounced om een volledige mix te krijgen. Audio interfaces zijn tegenwoordig de normaalste zaak van de wereld, maar wat doet zo`n ding nou precies? Om het allemaal wat duidelijker te maken gaan we hier eens wat dieper op in.

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