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RME BabyFace (mk1)
1st gen babyface, offering 10in 12out (8ch ADAT IO/ and 2ch analog in 4ch analog out) plus MIDI. Stable on my ipad pro. Headphone out with direct level access is super helpful.
400 used
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MOTU UltraLite MK5
Audio interface that features 18 inputs and 22 outputs, including USB-C. High-resolution recording at up to 192 kHz, onboard DSP for mixing and effects processing, and a touch-screen interface for direct control over settings. Very flexible routing, amazing preams!
about $650
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Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 Mk2
It has two XLR & 1/4" Jack combo inputs, two 1/4" Jack Inputs, four 1/4" Jack outputs, SPDIF input and output, and 5 Pin MIDI in & out. Plenty of signals to work with for various situations.
around $179
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Xtone Pro
Multi-functional audio interface designed for guitarists, featuring six footswitches for controlling software, high-quality preamps, and built-in effects loops. Got a discount ordering directly from xsonic. Comes with camera adapter for iPad lightning port and coupon for basic bias fx 2. Clean ins and outs with no perceivable latency. USB powered from iPad or powered hub.
around $210
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Behringer Uphoria UMC204HD
Audio interface with two inputs and four outputs, supporting 24-bit/192 kHz resolution. It includes MIDAS-designed preamps, direct monitoring capability, and USB connectivity.
about $140
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HX Stomp
A compact guitar pedal that integrates Line 6's Helix modeling technology, offering over 300 effects and amp models. It supports up to six simultaneous amp, cab, and effect blocks and includes comprehensive I/O for integration with other gear. An amazing companion to Loopy pro. The ability to use it as a MIDI controller and an audio interface makes it win win solution.
around $637
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Zoom Livetrak L-12
Mixing desk with 12 inputs, also a digital recorder and a class-compliant USB audio interface.
about $500
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Behringer U-phora404HD
Great, cheap, simple, 4 in 4 out with A/B headphone mix 4 Midas preamps, usb powered or 5V DC 192khz, 24 bit
about $179
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Elektron Digitone
Eight-voice digital synthesizer that uses FM synthesis, equipped with a sequencer for pattern-based music creation. It includes four synth tracks and four MIDI tracks for controlling external gear.
around $899
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Tascam Model 12
Integrated production suite that combines a 12-channel mixer, multi-track recorder, and audio interface, supporting 24-bit/48 kHz resolution. It includes built-in effects, a 10-track recording capability to SD card, and USB connectivity for DAW integration.
around $599
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Hotone Ampero Mini
Compact effects processor with amp, cabinet, and effects modeling capabilities. It includes a touch screen and three footswitches for control, and it uses digital signal processing to simulate various audio effects.
around $377
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M-Audio Air 192/8
2-in/4-out MIDI/Audio Interface
about $150-210
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IConnectivity Audio4c
The successor to the Audio4+ supporting two USB-C host devices simultaneously! One port is also 15W powered, so it’s capable of loading a connected iPad or other device. When connecting for instance a Mac to the second port you can stream between devices. It supports class compliant USB audio and MIDI devices. Multiple port configurations can be made through the Auracle X software after which the Audio4c can operate standalone, too. It offers 4x mic / line inputs and 4 outputs. An extra stereo headphones output can also be configured as a separate output, which makes a total of 6 outputs. In addition to the audio connections there are full-sized MIDI in and out connectors. Next to that it offers an 8-port USB-A MIDI hub, to which you can connect a (powered) USB MIDI hub (for instance the Elektron Overhub).
around $400
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Zoom U-44
Does have Toslink and COAX SPDIF in and outputs if you want to use your own AD converter (recommended). Also has MIDI in and out.
around $333
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Focusrite Clarett+ 2Pre USB-C
Great AD converter with ADAT or Toslink input (configurable in the desktop software only (Focusrite Control iOS version needs a USB connection with your desktop computer and therefor not very useful). This also applies for the mixer settings: just set and forget… After that it can be used as a stand-alone unit. Also has MIDI in and out.
about $500
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Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 v1
6 input 4 output 2 microphone inputs 2 line inputs Stereo sp/dif input Solid iOS connection works extremely well with Loopy Pro
Under $100 (used)
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Zoom U-24
Reliable 2-in/4-out interface with good preamps that can be bus-powered , powered with batteries or from an external power supply. Can provide phantom power to condenser mics. The latency is not as low as the RME Babyface but is quite respectable. They can sometimes be had for a bargain price.
around $220
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UA Volt
Compact, USB-powered interface featuring Universal Audio's renowned preamp modeling and vintage analog emulation technology.
around $274
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Audient Evo 4
Two line in two out, auto gain settings to avoid clipping.
around $130
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Focusrite Scarlett 18i20
Audio interface offering 18 inputs and 20 outputs, with 24-bit/192 kHz audio resolution. It includes eight Scarlett mic preamps, ADAT expansion capabilities, and USB-C connectivity.
around $500
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RME Babyface Pro FS
Analog: 4 Input / 4 Output Digital: 12 Input / 12 Output ~ USB Bus Power---- 2x XLR 3-Pin Balanced Mic/Line Input, 2x 1/4" TS Unbalanced Line/Hi-Z Input, 2x XLR 3-Pin Balanced Monitor Output, 1x 1/4" TRS Unbalanced Headphone Output, 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Unbalanced Headphone Output, 1x TOSLINK Optical ADAT / S/PDIF Input, 1x TOSLINK Optical ADAT / S/PDIF Output
around $1149
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ZOOM AMS 24
2-in/4-out USB Audio Interface at up to 24-bit/96 kHz resolutions. Connects via USB C. USB 2.0.
about $120
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Zoom AMS44
4-in/4-out USB-C Audio Interface with 4 Preamps, 24-bit/96kHz AD/DA, Phantom Power, Direct Monitoring, and Loopback.
about $169
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Motu M6
Great interface with clean preamps and small latency.
around $400
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TC Helicon GO Twin
Portable audio interface with two combo inputs for microphones and instruments, offering 24-bit/48 kHz audio quality. It features direct monitoring, phantom power, and is compatible with iOS, Android, and computer platforms via USB connectivity.
about $100
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ZOOM H6
4 or 6 Combo-Jacks (with different Mics and EXH-6 – Duale XLR/TRS-Combo) only USB mini Power with 4 AA or USB.
around $250
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Behringer XR18 Digital Mixer
XR18 presents industry leading value. 18x18 USB, USB compliant, 4 FX busses, 6 aux buses and main L&R out. It features fully parametric EQ, gate & comp on all channels and buses. Comes in a shallow 3RU format.
around $739
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Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
Audio interface with two inputs and two outputs, supporting 24-bit/192 kHz audio. It features Scarlett microphone preamps, direct monitoring, and USB-C connectivity.
around $171
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Sterling Audio Harmony H224
2 Hi-Z inputs, 2 combo inputs, 4 outputs, MIDI IN/OUT
about $80
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Axe I/O One
A high-quality audio interface specifically designed for guitarists, featuring advanced tone-shaping options including an active/passive pickup selector, refined preamps, and a variety of onboard effects. It also supports amp output with a dedicated Amp Out, allowing direct connection to an amplifier without the need for a DI box.
around $100
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Behringer Flow 8
Mixer/interface with app and various ins and outs + Bluetooth.
around $299
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Soundcraft Notepad 12fx
A handy usb interface/ mixer with great sound but inconsistent performance
about $170
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Behringer UMC1820
18x20, 24-Bit/96 kHz USB Audio/MIDI 1u rack-mountable audio Interface.
about $300
MIDI Controllers
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BMC Holly
Teensy 4.0 powered MIDI Controller with 6 footswitches, + additional buttons/leds/oleds.
about $319
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Morningstar MC6 Pro
A midi tool for nearly any occasion. 6 Footswitches, 3 color screens, 4 omniports(exp, trs) din midi, usbC midi, mobile and desktop editor, midi to the moon!
about $349
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Nektar Pacer
Great foot pedal for midi actions in Loopy Pro. It’s possible to set it up so it reflects the state of widgets (on/off) and it shows the state of loops as well (recording, playing, counting in). Very sturdy with large clickless buttons. Maybe a bit chunky for some people.
around $230
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iRig Blueboard
Bluetooth MIDI Footswitch with 4 pads and 2 jacks for external expression or sustain pedals
around $120
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Harley Benton MP-500 / MeloAudio Tone Shifter Mega
MIDI Foot Controller with Bus Power and AUDIO INTERFACE
about $200
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Behringer FSB1010
Programmable MIDI Foot Controller with 10 Switches plus 2 Expression Pedals
about $160
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M-Vave Chocolate
Very tiny and cheap wireless MIDI foot controller. Features customizable footswitches that can send a range of MIDI commands.
around $34
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Ampero Control
Great little pedal. Work with Bluetooth, usb or midi cable. Two inputs for expression pedals.
around $117
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Rolls Midi Buddy
Basic midi controller. Only DIN connector. Works great
about $50 on eBay
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Airstep Lite
Wireless footswitch designed to control a variety of music apps, hardware devices, and software via Bluetooth and MIDI. It features five footswitches and supports multiple profiles for easy switching between control setups.
around $150
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M-Audio Keystation 49es (Legacy)
It has a pitch wheel, mod wheel, volume slider, and 8 free programmable buttons. A sustain pedal also works natively via a 1/4" Jack. It's a simple plug and play.
about $60 (used)
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Keith McMillen k-board
MPE capable, USB-C, very portable and durable.
around $96
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Reloop Keyfader
Very tiny mini keyboard with lots of controls (faders, encoders, and potentiometers).
around $90
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Arturia KeyStep Pro
A standalone melody, chords and drum sequencer, that also offers a controller mode.
around $540
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Launchpad X
The Launchpad X is a dynamic MIDI grid controller from Novation, designed for music production and performance, offering intuitive control over Ableton Live with its velocity-sensitive pads and customizable layouts for seamless integration into any workflow. 64 pads, USB-C connection, 3 modes (DAW KEY CUSTOM); Programmable
around $150
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Launchpad Mini mk3
Launchpad but Minier
$110
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Novation Launch Control XL
A MIDI controller with an 8 channel mixer layout.
around $160
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ERAE Touch
MPE MIDI Controller. Very inspiring to use!
about $700
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Retrokits RK-008
Inspired by the legendary Alesis MMT8, the RK-008 brings this ease of MIDI Recording and looping to the 21st century with added real-time, non-destructive Track tools like Quantize, Swing, Transpose plus MIDI Output selection in a portable format. The RK-008 has 2x MIDI In, 2x MIDI Out, Sync port and can integrate with the RK-006 MIDI/Gate for extending MIDI connections.
about $370
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KORG NanoKontrol
Very affordable. Has a lot of controls for a small and a light weight unit. Very low power requirements. MK 1: 4 scenes, 9 channel strips, low power requirement, no bidirectional LED MK 2: 8 channel strips (pot, fader, 3 buttons), no scenes, bidirectional LED support.
around $80 new, around $30 used
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Arturia BeatStep Pro
Standalone (drum) sequencer, which can also be used as a MIDI controller for Loopy Pro.
around $249
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Akai APC-40mk2
By default a mixer controller for Ableton Live, but also compatible with Loopy Pro. Best used as a standard controller and therefor MIDI-mapped manually. Capable of controlling channel faders, some rotary controls and activating / launching looper clips. APC40 mkII features a 5x8 RGB clip-launching grid that’s built for dexterous exploration: launch clips and create or perform your song from the ground up using 40 responsive triggers. RGB lighting provides visual feedback and displays three clip statuses—loaded, playing, and recording—so you can intelligently perform without looking at your computer. You can also color code your clips with the RGB lighting for advanced visual organization, and use the Shift button and directional arrows to manipulate the scope of the 5x8 grid.
Only used as Akai discontinued the MK1 and MK2 versions of the controller.
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M-Vave SMC-Mixer
Bluetooth controller with faders and encoders.
around $30
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Eletron Overhub UH-7
7 ports USB-A hub. Supports USB 3.0. Specialy designer for connecting multiple Elektron devices with Overbridge, but also as a standard hub compatible with other USB devices. MTT-technology: USB Full speed (12 Mbit / s) streams. Class compliant, no drivers needed. For use with Windows and Mac or as a multi-port hub for other USB devices. Can be powered separately to bus power connected devices.
about $70
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Baseus 6-in-1 USB C hub for iPad
A USB hub that attaches to your ipad - no more dangling dongles. This version features 2x USB A ports and a USB C port, with HDMI and headphone out. Also it has a physical on/off switch.
around $50
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Apple USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter
Allows users to connect a USB-C-enabled Mac or iPad Pro to an HDMI display, while also connecting a standard USB device and a USB-C charging cable. It features an HDMI port, a USB-A port, and a USB-C charging port.
around $65
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Anyoyo USB C Hub with Power Delivery up 100W
This is very portable usb c hub. It features great compatibility and will charge an iPad while in use with Loopy Pro.
about $13
