Arturia AudioFuse Studio Rev2

Arturia AudioFuse Studio Rev2 is a desktop USB-C audio interface that gathers into one chassis what normally takes three separate devices: four DiscretePRO class microphone preamps, an RIAA phono preamp and a Bluetooth module for reference listening.

Preamps that do not run out on a quiet microphone

Four DiscretePRO preamps offer up to 72 dB of gain with equivalent input noise of -129 dBu and 119 dB of dynamic range. That is the headroom ribbon microphones and quiet dynamics need — the sources where an average interface starts hissing before the signal reaches working level.

Turntable and Bluetooth: things nobody else includes

A built-in RIAA preamp lets you sample from a turntable without a separate phono stage, and the updated Bluetooth module supports AAC, aptX, aptX HD and aptX Low Latency, so a mix can be checked on wireless headphones without re-patching. On top come digital inputs and outputs: ADAT, S/PDIF, Word Clock and MIDI, with ADAT expansion adding up to eight channels at 96 kHz.

KEY FEATURES

• 4 DiscretePRO microphone preamps, up to 72 dB of gain
• 8 analogue inputs: 4 mic/line/instrument and 4 line
• Phono input with RIAA preamp for sampling from a turntable
• 4 line outputs, 4 analogue inserts and 2 aux outputs for reamping
• ADAT, S/PDIF, Word Clock and MIDI
• Bluetooth supporting AAC, aptX, aptX HD and aptX Low Latency
• USB-C connection to the computer

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Analogue inputs: 8 (4 mic/line/instrument, 4 line including phono)
• Outputs: 4 line, 2 aux for reamping
• Analogue inserts: 4
• Preamps: 4 x DiscretePRO, gain up to 72 dB
• Equivalent input noise: -129 dBu EIN
• Dynamic range: 119 dB
• Digital I/O: ADAT, S/PDIF, Word Clock, MIDI
• ADAT expansion: up to 8 additional channels at 96 kHz
• Bluetooth: AAC, aptX, aptX HD, aptX Low Latency
• Computer connection: USB-C