New for NAMM this year, PreSonus announced a brand-new, five-model Studio Series of 24-bit, 192 kHz audio interfaces. The models include the Studio 24c, Studio 26c, Studio 68c, Studio 1810c, and Studio 1824c and will replace the brand's first-generation Studio series models.
Each model in the series comes with a different number of outputs, guaranteeing that any musician can find the right one for them, regardless of circumstance. For example, the two-in, two-out Studio 24c is a great option for bedroom recordists or musicians who want to remain mobile, while the most robust Studio 1824c is perfect for a larger studio, with its ability to record 18 simultaneous inputs and featuring eight microphone inputs with XMAX Class A mic preamps.
All five models in the series come with PreSonus' Studio One Artist music production software (compatible with both Mac and Windows operating systems), as well as the Studio Magic Plugin Suite, which puts a specially curated collection of the leading virtual instruments right at your fingertips.
Through and through, PreSonus has a reputation for excellent audio interfaces for all kinds of musicians, so it's exciting to see updates being made to a longstanding and reliable series. Be sure to continue following along with our ongoing NAMM coverage from the convention in Anaheim by clicking the orange banner below.