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Not sure how to read audio interface specs?

The specs that matter most on an audio interface are the quality of its converters and preamps, then sample rate, bit depth, channel count, and how it connects to your computer. Higher numbers are not always better, and a simpler interface at the same price often has better components. This guide explains sample rate and bit depth in plain terms, compares USB vs Thunderbolt connections, covers preamps, channels, DSP, and digital formats like ADAT and Dante, and shows how to pick the right interface for a home studio without overpaying for features you will not use. Start here →