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The Audiolink light from MIDITECH is a compact, inexpensive and nevertheless reliable audio interface with which recordings in 16 bit / 48 kHz can be realized. It features an XLR/jack combination input and a Hi-Z/Line input for guitar signals, as well as a microphone preamplifier with 48 V phantom power. In addition, there is the switchable/adjustable headphone output as well as signal and peak displays. The Audiolink light interface is simply operated via the supplied USB cable - according to the motto Plug & Play. In summary, this audio interface is a simple, intuitive and effective tool for the tight budget or simply for mobile producers.
To make it really grooved right from the start, there is an extensive Miditech software package for free download:
Note: To receive the serial numbers, please send a copy of the proof of purchase to info@miditech.de
Miditech Audiolink lightThe body is a little light and hollow,
Inputs are slightly lose and markings on the back don’t line up with dials correctly but for what it is and the price it’s a great little bit of kit.
Very simple to use. Just plug in and go.
This is actually surprisingly good for the money.
I bought this taking a chance based on cost and availability.
The software bundle you get with it is great.
Input sound quality is really reasonable for creating home demos.
The listen back is a little poor. Very low volume and I think this is because it’s all powered from usb so no real power to the headphones amp I’m just going to feed it out to a powered monitor so not a problem for me. For the money this is very serviceable. Again for demos not studio/release quality but it’s £25 what do you want
When this arrived I opened logic on my Mac and plugged in the USB. It was recognised straight away. Plugged a XLR into a condenser mic, switched on phantom power, signal showed, pressed record and it all worked first time, no issues. Couldn’t ask for better than that!
