Arturia MiniFuse 2 White

Perfect way for me to record my music. With the instrument and the 48V options, it takes everything I throw at it. The two inputs let me record my mic and instrument at the same time. Never gave me any problems in the almost two years I've owned it.

No troubles, great build quality, clean signal, what else could you want? No bullshit software like Focusrite Scarlets' latest entry.

Does exactly what it advertises it does

Simply put, the perfect external audio interface: simple, stylish, powered by USB, no drivers needed for audio use (you do need to install the drivers for MIDI, apparently, but I haven't tested), excellent build quality (has some weight to it) perfect quality and packed with software! My only issue with Arturia is that the same interface with more inputs skyrockets in price. Arturia is the Apple of audio interfaces.

I've only had Scarlett 2i2 (2nd gen) and Zoom R4 as audio interface. Scarlett always seemed poorly built, and Zoom R4 isn't really convenient as an audio interface, so I got Minifuse 2 and can't complain. This is much sturdier than Scarlett, and looks pretty cute too. Preamps are fine, but I'm gonna get a FetHead anyway, just in case.
Add USB hub, MIDI and it's basically a bargain. If I'm ever gonna get another interface it's gonna be MixPre, but for now I'm all set for a long time.

It would be perfect if it would had a on/off buton, because when i have to turn off it i have to put off the cable from pc always

This has everything:
- Clear and easy to use controls
- Well thought out driver / control panel
- Built in USB-A for plugging in other devices
- MIDI interface
The sound is very good, latency is low, the whole setup experience is smooth. Another win from Arturia.

I liked the build quality, easy setup (especially that USB hub for my MIDI keyboard was awesome), and loud 'n' clear input/output. Would recommend it to everyone who needs an audio interface with a reasonable price tag.

Arturia is a well known brand, they outdid themselves with this interface, packed with the same if not more features as Focusrite's competitor costing a 100€ more, absolutely recommend.