Part of the problem may be that there are so many choices.

keynote1157 wrote:

Anyone have experience with this interface?

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail...-interface

Thanks

I have not used this one, but I've had experience with several similar interfaces. The specs here look good, but I would advise getting a box with more in's. This has two, which may be fine for now, but eventually you will probably want more--most people like to have at least two mics on an acoustic guitar or a piano. The vocal, if there is a vocal, will take up another input, along with the bass, etc. If you are sure that you just want it for Pianoteq, of course, you can ignore this advice, but I would still say that it's better to have too many in's than too few when you meet that cellist or singer that needs an additional mic. Other people, of course, may offer other views.

I was going to use this mainly for live performance, sending Pianoteq from a 2-in-1 laptop to a JBL EON One PA.  I may go with this instead though:

Steinberg UR22C - https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail...-interface

Anyone have experience with this interface?

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail...-interface

Thanks

I have not used this one, but I've had experience with several similar interfaces. The specs here look good, but I would advise getting a box with more in's. This has two, which may be fine for now, but eventually you will probably want more--most people like to have at least two mics on an acoustic guitar or a piano. The vocal, if there is a vocal, will take up another input, along with the bass, etc. If you are sure that you just want it for Pianoteq, of course, you can ignore this advice, but I would still say that it's better to have too many in's than too few when you meet that cellist or singer that needs an additional mic. Other people, of course, may offer other views.

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail...-interface

Thanks