audio interface
[ˈɔːdiːoʊ ˈɪntərfeɪs]
nounpl: audio interfaces
interface de áudio
1. A hardware device that connects musical instruments, microphones, and other audio equipment to a computer for recording and playback
The producer connected his microphone to the audio interface before starting the recording session.
O produtor conectou seu microfone à interface de áudio antes de iniciar a sessão de gravação.
2. A device that converts analog audio signals to digital signals and vice versa
A good audio interface is essential for professional music production.
Uma boa interface de áudio é essencial para a produção musical profissional.
3. The point of interaction between audio equipment and a computer system
The audio interface allows seamless communication between your instruments and DAW software.
A interface de áudio permite comunicação perfeita entre seus instrumentos e software DAW.
Audio interfaces have become increasingly important in both Brazilian and American music production scenes. With the rise of home studios and bedroom producers, affordable interfaces have democratized music production in both countries. The term is primarily used in professional music production, podcasting, and streaming communities. In Brazil, the English term 'interface de áudio' is widely understood in tech and music circles, reflecting the international nature of music production terminology.
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