Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Focusrite iTrack Solo is a sophisticated audio ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If you want to use your iPad to make decent quality recordings then you're going to need an ...

If you're a home musician, you probably have experimented in making recordings of yourself. There's a whole cottage industry centered around making audio accessories for Mac and PC that are easy to ...

With a quarter of a century of experience building legendary pro-audio equipment for top recording studios around the world, leading UK-based pro-audio manufacturer Focusrite turns its attention to ...

iTrack Solo is a little box which lets you record two inputs directly into your iPad or your Mac. The aluminium unibody box has inputs for a microphone and a guitar, and outputs not only for the iPad ...

British pro-audio manufacturer Focusrite has announced U.S. availability of its iTrack Solo audio recording interface for the iPad. Featuring studio-quality guitar and microphone inputs, the ...

Easy way to connect instrument to the iPad Works great with GarageBand, on tablet and computer Cost is $149 LOS ANGELES — Here's a fun musical toy to play with over the holidays: the iTrack Solo by ...

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — British pro-audio pioneer Focusrite has announced U.S. mass retail availability of the highly-anticipated iTrack Solo, a simple new way to record and mix ...

Focusrite aggiorna iTrack Studio e iTrack Solo, accessori e interfacce per la registrazione audio digitale. La novità più importante annunciata al NAMM Show, una delle tre maggiori fiere dedicate ai ...

Dead easy to use, and with quality sound, the iTrack Solo could be your ideal choice for recording electric guitar and bass, as well as acoustic guitar and vocals. MusicRadar's got your back Our team ...

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