Today we are looking at Audient’s iD14 MKII audio interface.
A couple of weeks ago we tried out the iD4 MKII and the main difference between the iD4 and the iD14 is that the iD14 MKII has TWO mic pre’s in it.
Watch our review of the Audient iD4 MKII here!
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The Audient iD14 MKII is a compact desktop audio interface that gives you the superior audio performance normally associated with a large-format console. The iD14 sports two of Audient’s excellent Class A mic preamps, class-leading Burr-Brown converter technology, console-style monitor control, and a JFET direct input.
Also, onboard is Audient’s ScrollControl mode, which gives you quick and easy control over compatible parameters within your DAW. And with its 8-channel ADAT input bumping your input capabilities up to ten channels, the iD14 is ready for your future studio expansion. At Sweetwater, we’re liking the iD14 – a lot. If you need a versatile, great-sounding hub for your DAW-based studio, we can recommend the Audient iD14.
Features:
- 2 Class A console microphone preamplifiers
- 2-in/4-out high-performance Burr-Brown converters
- 1 discrete JFET DI instrument input
- Separate headphone amplifier output stage
- Console-style monitor control with:
- Mono, polarity, cut, talkback, and cue mix
- 2 Neutrik combo connectors for mic/line inputs
- 8-channel ADAT input lets you expand to a total of 10 channels
- Balanced 1/4″ main outputs
Control your DAW and plug-ins with the iD14 MKII’s virtual scroll wheel.
Watch the video below to learn more about the Audient iD14 MKII!
