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M-AUDIO AIR 192x14 USB-C Audio Interface for Studio Recording with 8 In and 4 Out, MIDI Connectivity, and Software from MPC Beats and Ableton Live Lite

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Condition
New
Size
Interface only
Style
Air 192|14
Dimensions
7.32"D x 10.2"W x 3.6"H
Weight
1800 g
Supported Software
Ableton Live Lite, MPC Beats
Frequency Response
20 KHz
Warranty
1 year manufacturer.
Works with
Guitar, Keyboard, Microphone, Speaker

Features 7

  • Capture every detail - premium component selection and 24-bit/192kHz resolution for professional recording and monitoring to your Mac/ PC;
  • Low latency - Hi-Speed USB/ USB-C circuitry gives you the fastest connection, with a class-leading round trip latency of only 2. 59Ms; USB and USB-C connection cables included
  • Pristine studio grade capture - transparent crystal preamps and ultra-pristine ad converters for unsurpassed audio recording quality
  • Connectivity - 4 XLR+¼ TRS combo inputs, 2 ¼” instrument inputs and 2 ¼” Line inputs; stereo ¼” outputs with direct mono/stereo switch; 2 ¼” assignable auxiliary Outs; 2 ¼” headphone outputs"

Description

db33, strike, hybrid 3 and boom from air music Tech. crystal preamps, & premium components; pristine ad converters versatile connectivity; flexible routing Usb-c ready&nba; premium components; hear the performance Now - not a second later unite your MIDI gear make this interface the beating core of your studio! 5-Pin MIDI in and out connections are included for connecting synths, sequencers and other external MIDI gear. . AIR 192|14 – Frequently Asked Questions How can I obtain the bundled software? You can obtain your copy of ProTools First | M-Audio Edition, the included Windows Driver and software instruments/plugins by creating an account and registering your AIR 192|14 at m-audio.com/register An Ableton Live Lite license code is supplied within the box contents. What recording software works with the AIR 192|14? AIR 192|14 is compatible with virtually any DAW/Music Production software including Logic Pro, ProTools, GarageBand, Studio One, Cubase, Ableton Live and many more! Which operating systems are compatible with the AIR 192|14? -Windows 7-10 (via M-Audio ASIO Driver; obtainable upon product registration) -Mac OS High Sierra – Big Sur (Class Compliant – No Drivers Required) What does the USB/Direct knob do? The USB/Direct knob adjusts the mix of the audio signal from the AIR's inputs (Direct) and the audio output of your computer (USB). This mix is monitored from the Main Outputs and Headphone Output. This knob is useful when compensating for latency. If you are experiencing a delay between your input and output signal while recording, turn the knob toward the Direct position to increase the blend of unprocessed audio. When you are finished recording, return the knob to the USB position to monitor directly from your DAW. Support If you have any pre/after-sales questions, the M-Audio support team are available to help! Ask a question here on Amazon to collaborate with other users and receive direct responses from M-Audio. To connect directly with our Amazon Support team, please email - [email protected]

Specs 19

Supported Software Ableton Live Lite, MPC Beats
Connectivity Technology 1/8” MIDI input, 1/8” MIDI output, Fixed Line Inputs 7–8 (balanced 1/4" TRS), Fixed Line Outputs 3–4 (balanced 1/4" TRS), Headphone Outputs (stereo 1/4"), Inst Inputs 5-6 (unbalanced 1/4" TS), Line Inputs 1-4 (balanced 1/4" TRS), Line Outputs 1–2 (balanced 1/4" TRS), Mic Inputs 1-4 (balanced XLR), USB Type-C port
Number of Channels 8
Frequency Response 20 KHz
Impedance 1 megaohms
Operating System Windows, macOS
Audio Input USB
Maximum Sample Rate 192 KHz

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Everything I wanted
Style: Air 192|14
Review Image by James Langston
I used to use an M-Audio Profire 610 from ~2009 and it still works to this day. However, in that time I have transitioned from a mac user to a Windows user, and having only firewire connectivity is limiting for me. Since my Profire has served me so well for so long, I wanted to stick with M-Audio instead of jumping on tp similar Focusrite products. Some of the reviews here were a tad limited or negative from my perspective as a potential customer, but I still thought it was worth a try to see how M-Audio's quality has stood the test of time. So right off the bat, I was all excited to start using it and in a rush I downloaded the 192 | 4 driver instead of the 192 | 14 driver like a dumb muppet, and was wondering why the app said no hardware was connected. After I got that sorted, everything else integrated smoothly. I like how the headphone outputs can drive my 300 ohm Sennheiser HD 800s with ease. If you turn the knob to 3 o'clock, it's loud enough that you'll feel your hair follicles vibrating. The mic quality and latency is sublime with my MXL 990 condenser. While the VU meters do work well indicating the volume levels of my turntable, I found that they are not very helpful when plugging in my mic. It's better to rely on your DAW in this case. I am very happy with the guitar inputs and really enjoyed noodling around with Guitar Rig and experimenting with different audio formats and sample rates. I suppose that thing that stood out to me about this device is how much it can do. I can route my vinyl to it, use a mic, have my monitors bumping, plug in two sets of headphones, jam along with my guitar, poke notes on my midi keyboard with my nose, all while listening for any notifications that may come through on my computer. I like that. One thing I miss that the Profire 610 had was a more robust computer interface. I could name my tracks for inputs and outputs, and I could control it on my computer. However, that device only had two gain knobs, two headphone audio knobs, and a master knob. I suppose it's nice to have a more physical interface and it takes me back to my guitar pedal collector days. As far as build and feel go, I am pretty happy. It looks very appealing and the metal chassis seems indestructible. My two slight complaints would be that I wish the main volume potentiometer had a little more resistance when I am turning it. It is super smooth. Also, the right side where the power goes in can get quite hot. I found that at a 192000 kHz sample rate it was much hotter than at 44.1 kHz and it kinda worried me about the longevity of the device if I were to be always running it that hot. When it comes to using it as a media device, I have been using it in conjunction with Voicemeeter Banana and Light Host. This allows me to have a lot of control over the inputs and outputs and I can also patch in VSTs if desired. All in all, I suppose my needs are a little odd, but this does the job at a reasonable price. Hopefully, this M-Audio interface will last me 11+ years as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2020 by James Langston
Title: Great Interface—Now I Need Better Mics!
Style: Air 192|14
Title: Great Interface—Now I Need Better Mics! The M-Audio AIR 192x14 is a fantastic unit. It’s been rock-solid for me, delivering clean recordings with zero noticeable latency and plenty of input/output options to handle my setup. The build quality is excellent, and the ease of use is perfect for both beginners and those advancing their home studio game. That said, it’s made me realize that my microphones are the limiting factor in my recordings now. The clarity this interface provides really exposes the quality of the input source. It’s a testament to how good the AIR 192x14 is—it’s outperforming my current gear! For anyone on the fence about this interface, I highly recommend it. Just be prepared: it might inspire you to upgrade the rest of your setup too! 🎤🎧🎶 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by Locksmith Buyer
Drivers are over 2 years out of date, interface causes problems with every program.
Style: Air 192|14
This had everything I wanted, dual headphone jacks, multiple inputs, USB-C connector, nice desktop hardware with the big knob. However, this thing comes with the worse driver I've ever seen for Windows 10. It's over two years out of date and causes SEVERAL audio glitching with not just audio programs, but also with video games. One game in particular, Rocket League, does not like the 32-bit audio. Which would be fine, because you can force Windows to use 24/16 bit, except for the fact that the device/driver wants to switch it back resulting in this ever constant sample rate/bit rate switching which makes the audio choppy and pegs out the CPU. Their driver must do a lot of non-standard stuff that Windows 10 (up to date, BTW) doesn't like and after a week of troubleshooting sample rates and tech forums, I give up. It's not worth it. Thankfully, I wasn't out of the return period and just sent it back. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024 by Vid
Blown away at the quality!!
Style: Air 192|14
We were looking for a simple design interface with at least 4 XLR inputs for recording audio for an ongoing podcast. I debated between this interface and the Motu M6 for a couple of months. I went with the M-Audio because it seemed to be set up a little bit more like a sound console and figured it would be a little easier for the average person to understand. I thought maybe someone would be able to figure it out even if I couldn’t be there for a recording. This thing blew my expectations out of the water! First off, it is heavy! Heavy in a good way. It is definitely built solid. The knobs feel great and the switches for monitor selection and phantom power seem to be very well made. I can only speak for Mac with pro tools but it was very easy to get up an running. Everything was recognized right away. It was a nice touch that every cable you need is included. Even some midi cables that I will likely never use but I appreciate that you don’t have to buy a bunch of adapters and cables to make it work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023 by Bryanth60
Well built and great sounding interface.
Style: Air 192|14
Review Image by Amazon Customer
Awesome piece of equipment. Very sturdy and well built. The control knobs, switches, buttons, inserts, connections are robust and high quality...equipment is often rendered useless due to a cheap components. The sound is amazing, the ASIO driver ensures very low latency, plug and play out of the box, three types of inputs and assignable extra outputs are perfect for my studio recording needs. Well worth the money! Works great with OBS and Waveform 11. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Decent
Style: Air 192|14
Very decent audio interface, with a few cons: - The 12v adapter failed after 13 months, I thought it was the interface, but thankfully it works OK with a new adapter - The front connectors are a little awkward, and the gain adjustment is especially precise and difficult to adjust. It will apply no gain until the knob is at 90% and then it ramps up very quickly. - The noise floor is a little higher that I'd like, but still usable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025 by Mr. Fnord
I love this thing, great little device!
Style: Air 192|14
Great little machine! I love the routing options, and it's easy to use. Integration with my DAW was painless (Reaper). I'm pleasantly surprised at the # of inputs for this price point. I'm really pleased with this
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2025 by G. Leverett
This is probably overkill for me
Style: Air 192|14
Relative to my experience level, this interface is probably overkill for me; but at just $100 more than the version that meets my needs, I thought it made sense to plan for the future. So far, I am not disappointed. The quality of the audio is as good as I have ever heard. I am getting no discernible latency on my well equipped XPS laptop and I was up and running with the provided version of ProTools First in my first session, laying down three short tracks and mixing them as needed for a very pleasing result. I will say, I am not wild about ProTools and will likely try some other DAWS. The setup in the ProTools First that is included does not match what's in the tutorials with respect to what are supposed to be "included" plug-ins. In fact many items are missing and sorting through the available downloads and figuring out how best to augment my setup is just terrible on the AVID site. It's like they were striving to be obtuse. But don't let that stop you from buying the interface. I was able to get up and running with Studio One just as quickly and navigating their library of included and paid plus-ins is decidedly more intuitive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2020 by C. E. Morgan
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