Audio interface Audient iD24 with monitor control and high‑quality preamps (model 18-90048)

Audient iD24 is a professional desktop USB audio interface designed for studio tracking, mixing and home production. It features 24-bit/96 kHz conversion, low-latency performance and high-quality mic/line preamps for clear, detailed recordings. The unit includes a dedicated monitor control section with balanced monitor outputs and flexible routing, plus expanded I/O to connect external gear and outboard processors.

Advantages

The interface integrates Audient’s mic preamps and converter design to deliver transparent gain staging and low-noise captures. Its dedicated monitor control offers level management, source selection and dim/mute functions while maintaining balanced outputs for accurate speaker reproduction. Desktop form factor and sturdy build provide a compact studio footprint with tactile encoders for precise adjustments. USB connectivity ensures compatibility with common DAWs and real-time monitoring with low CPU overhead.

Suitable for

• Home studios recording vocals, acoustic instruments and small ensembles
• Project studios for multitrack tracking and mixing
• Podcasts and voice-over production requiring clear mic preamps
• Musicians and producers needing reliable monitor control and external I/O

Key specifications

• Audio resolution: up to 24-bit / 96 kHz conversion
• Mic/line preamps: high-quality low-noise analogue preamplifiers
• I/O: multiple inputs and outputs for microphones, line-level devices and monitors
• Monitor control: dedicated section with level control, source selection and balanced outputs
• Latency: low-latency monitoring suitable for real-time tracking
• Connectivity: USB interface for computer integration and DAW compatibility

How to use

Connect the Audient iD24 to a computer via USB and install any required drivers or bundled control software as indicated by your operating system. Plug microphones into the mic inputs and line-level instruments or external preamps into the line inputs. Use the monitor control section to set headphone and speaker levels, select sources and engage dim or mute functions when needed. Adjust input gain using the preamp controls while monitoring through headphones or studio monitors to achieve clean levels without clipping. Route additional external gear via the available I/O for tracking or mixing tasks.

Usage recommendations

For optimal audio quality, set input gain so peaks remain below clipping, use balanced cables for monitor connections to reduce interference, and allow the interface and connected monitors to warm up for consistent level matching. Update firmware and drivers periodically to ensure compatibility with your DAW and operating system.