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PreSonus Studio 24c 2x2, 192 kHz, USB Audio Interface with Studio One DAW Recording Software

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Style: Studio 24c (2 Mic Pres/2 Outs)


Pattern Name: Audio Interface


Features

  • Simultaneous I/O up to 2 inputs/2 outputs
  • 2 mic/instrument/line inputs with XMAX-L mic preamps
  • 2 balanced 14-inch TRS main outputs to connect professional studio monitors
  • High-power headphone output
  • MIDI In/Out
  • Mixer knob for low-latency direct input monitoring
  • Front-panel level controls for main outputs. 4 ladder-style LED level meters (2 input, 2 main output)
  • 24-bit resolution, 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192 kHz sampling rates
  • USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to USB-A cables included for compatibility with most computers
  • Recording software included: Studio One 6 Artist Edition

Description

Whether you're recording your first album or your hit podcast's latest episode, the Studio 24c will help you sound your best. With two of PreSonus' pristine XMAX-L mic preamps for recording vocals, high- headroom instrument preamps so you can connect your guitar or bass directly to your interface, and professional input metering so you can keep track of your recording levels, the Studio 24c delivers amazing sound quality in a rugged, compact form factor.\n\nWhen you have the right tools, any job is easier and faster to finish. High-quality converters and PreSonus' professional-grade XMAX-L mic preamps let you capture complex musical harmonics smoothly and naturally. Professional input and output metering let you keep an eye on your levels when you're recording by yourself. An easy to use Mix control lets you blend your analog inputs with playback from your computer, making creating a great monitor mix fast and simple.\n\nWhether you're just getting into recording or are a veteran producer who wants to go mobile, the Studio 24c will give you clear, clean, ultra-high-def sound in a bus-powered, rugged unit. A complete home recording studio right out of the box, the Studio 24c audio interface comes with Studio One 6 Artist Edition, a great way to start recording and a powerful entryway into the Studio One universe. Users can upgrade to Studio One Pro when they're ready to take their game to the next level. Compatatible with virtually all macOS, and Windows. From the Manufacturer Bus-powered USB-C compatible audio interface with two PreSonus XMAX-L solid-state mic preamps; superior 24-bit, 192 kHz recording; two instrument/line inputs; professional input and output metering; direct monitoring; MIDI I/O; all required computer connection cables; as well as Studio One Artist and Studio Magic Plug-in Suite.

Brand: PreSonus


Compatible Devices: Headphone, Instrument, MIDI Hardware, Microphone, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Studio Monitors, Tablet See more


Supported Software: Compatible with Studio One Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Reaper, and many more. See more


Connectivity Technology: USB


Number of Channels: 2


Compatible Devices: Headphone, Instrument, MIDI Hardware, Microphone, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Studio Monitors, Tablet


Supported Software: Compatible with Studio One Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Reaper, and many more.


Connectivity Technology: USB


Number of Channels: 2


Frequency Response: 192 KHz


Operating System: Windows, macOS


Audio Input: USB


Maximum Sample Rate: 192 KHz


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 6.3"D x 7.09"W x 1.77"H


Item Weight: 1 Pounds


Brand Name: PreSonus


Manufacturer: Presonus


UPC: 613817013257 736724299092 673454007910


Global Trade Identification Number: 10


Manufacturer Part Number: STUDIO 24C


Model Number: Studio 24c


Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer.


Included Components: (1) 1M USB-C to USB-A Cable, (1) 1M USB-C to USB-C Cable, (1) PreSonus Health Safety and Compliance Guide, (1) Quick Start Guide, (1) Studio 24c Interface


Item Type Name: Studio 24c 2x2, 192 kHz, USB-C Audio Interface


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 by Luis fuentes
    • 6 years, Still Going Strong 24/7 in a Studio
This is my second PreSonus, but first of this model. I purchased it for $170 in Feb 2020. This is my main audio interface for my studio PC. This PC (and the PreSonus) are powered on 24/7, with proper UPS and surge protection (a surge is what took my earlier PreSonus model out). I am in this studio about 8-12 hours every day, using this PC for everything. This interface has never ever failed me. Everything is crisp and clean. Response is fine. Gain levels are fine, with most knobs left near the middle and things gain-matched elsewhere. My 80ohm headphones are run through a separate pre-amp. I do not use the software, so cannot speak to that. This studio PC is an i9-9900k homemade open-air rig running Windows 10 Pro with all USB routed and grounded properly. I would guess that many of the critical reviews are from bedroom hobby "producers" who do not know how to set things up properly in a studio. I work mostly on the MPC platform, but went through a bout of GAS and have many smaller synths, and a few larger, mostly used for sound design. All routed through a Zoom L-8, then through an Analog Heat mkII, then into the PreSonus via balanced XLR (left on 1, right on 2). From there, out to a 24-channel rack mixer, compressor/limiter, exciter, etc. I have just under 50 tracks released on several platforms. Granted, I specialize in lo-fi BoomBap and TripHop, but have a few Jungle DnB and Liquid Dubstep tracks released. All sound amazing. (Or, when they do not, it's definitely not this interface's fault.) I have returned, in 2026, to buy another as a spare, only because I am afraid PreSonus will eventually stop making this wonderful workhorse of a model, and I am not seeing much better available out there, honestly. Please, PreSonus... you've made the perfect interface, here. Keep just making this. Don't even tweak it. <3 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by Mr. E. Manne
    • Meet the new Audio Interface (26c)...
... almost the same as the 24c version. The Amazon display may be incorrect, since I think the 24C versions were retired and the 26C versions have taken over. The interface is slightly cleaner; inputs and outputs are familiar; setup is easy; and latency is great. I use this on PC/Windows, so I can't comment on other platforms. Recommended for Windows. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026 by Cinjero
    • Easy to set up and sounds phenomenal
I bought this so that I could record my Behringer Neutron synthesizer in my DAW. I had never done anything like this before so I was a little hesitant on what brand and model to get. I settled on the 24c and it has everything I will need for a long while, including Midi Ports on the back. The comparable Scarlett model does not and is slightly more expensive. Once I installed the universal control and plugged it in, it was ready for use and I was able to record within 5 min. Plus, although I did not need it, it came with Studio One Artist, Ableton Live Lite, Music Loops, VST plugins and more. It really is a great deal! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2023 by Customer 41279hff
    • Useful for laptop/desktop, not so useful for mobile device
I like the presonus 24c. the four meters are great, two for the inputs, and two for the mains. The mains are useful when using the headphone jack. The inputs are useful for quick gain adjustments. The idea of a single USB-C port for both power and data is great. But in practice, I found it somewhat wanting. With a laptop, it's actually very nice as it's a single cable for both, and the sound stays very clean. But for connecting to a tablet, it's less useful. iPads don't send out enough power through the lightning port or the new usb-c port to power up the 24c. So, you need some kind of hub in between that handles both powering and data pass-through to the iPad. I don't have any such hubs, but even if I bought one, it's one more thing to carry. If I have to run off a usb battery, then that's 4 things to carry, not including the mic and headphones. So, I would have preferred split ports with the option to run data and power through a single port, or the option to run data through one port and power through another. A simple toggle switch to determine which is preferred. A lot of audio interfaces in the same price range do this. Those devices use older USB interfaces, and frankly, for those devices, the single-port-for-both-power-and-data options is not good, nowhere near the cleanliness of the presonus. But still, I would prefer that choice. I also with the xlr inputs were in the back and the headphone jack was in the front. Seems like most interfaces have the xlr inputs in the front. Not something I prefer, but oh well. Though this may be a lot to ask for such a cost effective device, it would have been nice to have a couple of HPF options and a couple of limiter options. But for the price, maybe that's pushing the desire a bit. I currently have a sound devices 302 in front of the presonus to handle HPF and limiter duties. A rather expensive way to go, but it works well. All in all, a great little device. clean sound, easy to use potentiometers, simple button for phantom powering, indicator for USB power on. For under $200, damn impressive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2019 by Tetsu Noguchi
    • Simple, efficient, attractive, and easy to use.
This was bought to upgrade a Presonus AudioBox USB that I got in 2013, which still works perfectly as intended, but is no longer sufficient for my needs. This unit covered every upgrade I needed for that system. There were not many of these available but I knew it was what I wanted. If you can't find one in stock at a fair price, any Presonus unit in the same range should be equally sufficient, but cost may vary greatly. Recording and playback are equally impressive. It is used for guitar, bass, and vocals, and does so quite well. It has been used now for several months and works as perfectly as it did on day one. It's a good size. Not too big or small and it easily fits into tighter spaces. No external power is needed as it runs off of the USB connection. It is very much a plug-and-play unit, simple and efficient. My only complaint on the whole interface, just like the box I replaced, is that there is no front option for the headphones. I hate that all of my headphone cables are permanently bent from always having to run them to the rear of these units. Even with that complaint, I give it 5 stars for what it is. The only reason to rate it lower would be if I was comparing it to larger, more powerful units. ... show more
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2021 by sifelaver
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I bought this audio interface to be able to use with my laptop so that I can take it easily anywhere and it does not require external power, running straight from the USB connection. I have been very impressed with the PreSonus Studio 24c Audio Interface. It has 2 audio inputs that are combined jack / XLR connections for microphones or line devices like guitar. I found that when I plugged my guitar in there was enough gain that I did not need any kind of DI box between the guitar and audio interface. The XMAX-L mic preamps are very nice sounding giving a relatively true reproduction of the input. There are nice LED indicators on the front for the signal so that you can adjust the input gain appropriately. There are individual gain controls for each channel and 48V phantom can be supplied also. There are also 2 balanced ¼-inch outputs on the back and LED indicators for the output level on the front for easy monitoring of levels. There is also a headphone output on the back, alongside MIDI IN/OUT connections. There are separate volume controls for output monitoring and headphones. There is also a mixer knob for low-latency direct input monitoring. The audio interface supports 24-bit resolution, 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192 kHz sampling rates. It came with USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to USB-A cables included for compatibility with most computers. This is a smart, very nicely built piece of kit. It looks good and more importantly it sounds good. ... show more
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