#audio mixer

Open it up and you’ll be greeted by the manuals and audio interface underneath. There’s a condenser mic (model AU-PM320T) on the side and a smaller box containing a 3.5mm (TRRS) audio cable, and a USB-C to USB-A cable. Note that these accessories are all plug-and-play that is extremely helpful for a beginner like me when it comes to audio equipment. There’s the XLR three-pin port, and even a dedicated 6.35mm audio jack for your instrument like an electric guitar. And at the front, it has two 3.5mm audio jack for monitoring audio via headphones. The three main buttons (A-B-C) can capture up to one minute of audio, and there's a loop button beside them to mix your next track. Unfortunately, it's not possible to assign your own sound effects from a PC via audio files to each sound pad. Maono says that this audio interface can last up to eight hours of battery life, and based on my experience, it has gone down to 50% with almost 3 hours of use. Read more in our articles including "Maonocaster E2 Hands-on" and "A Guide to Sony's New High-Res Audio System".