Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Record at home or on the go with the CAD Audio CX1 USB Audio Interface. The CX1 features an XLR combo input which can accommodate microphones using XLR connectors or line level devices using ¼” connectors. The CX1 is an easy to use and affordable interface ideal for recording your next vocal track, podcast, voice over project or acoustic instrument track. The CX1 offers 48V phantom power and is fully USB powered, no external power source required. You’ll get high-quality professional recordings with 24-bit/96kHz digital resolution, all in a lightweight, compact device that is easy to take with you for portable recording.
Charly20
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
Me agrada el producto tiene un precio muy bueno a diferencia del que tiene en mi país y trabaja de manera excelente
Keith Davis
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024
Perfect bridge from my Fredenstein Bento Box (XLR) to my MacBook (USB-C)…
Frank O'Brien
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024
I wanted a cheap second AI to bring around when I travel. Sound is pretty clear, a lot of noise as compared to my Scarlet Focusrite. A lot of my issues will simply be based upon the comparison to the Scarlet, which is more than 3 times the price, so take that into consideration.My reason for the 3 star is mainly to do with the knobs. I am using this for guitar plugins, so perhaps that is my main fault.The Gain knob is practically unresponsive until its at about 12 o'clock, this yields a normal guitar sound, anything below is just a fizzy weak mess. But at 12 is when a loud annoying buzz is introduced. Anything upwards of 12 is quite fat and muffly. So there is about 10 degrees of turning to work with. Perhaps if you are using this for vocals this would be a different story.The monitor knob also controls the headphone volume of playback. So again for guitar, I constantly have my direct sound along side my returning amp sound. Just a bit inconvenient, especially if I'm really digging into the strings, I get half chug and half floppy clean string. More expensive interfaces usually have a switch to turn on self-monitoring, so maybe I should have come to that conclusion before the purchase.I really don't think I can recommend this except for the price and the size. Takes up almost no real estate on the desk and is super light. So light you'll definitely want to use some sort of adhesive to stick it where you want otherwise it will slide all over the place.
mizzzgabby
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
The media could not be loaded.
Dan,OBEY!
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2024
I was looking for a cheap, 1 input Audio Interface to use for live effects. This is not it.Drivers:I was able to quickly set it up without needing to do anything special with drivers. I found that it does not include any ASIO drivers, and would require a universal WDM to ASIO driver such as ASIO4ALL.Build:This device is pretty small, and very portable. That's what drew me to it. I could see this being used if you wanted to track vocals while on the road. It is fully plastic though, so I'm not sure that it'd stand up to too much abuse.My issue:I wanted to use the interface to run some VSTs for live sound. This doesn't allow that, because live monitoring appears to be permanently on. That means, when you have a microphone hooked up, you are hearing a mix of the raw vocal and the processed sound. There is no switch to disable it, and it does not respect the Windows option to disable live listening. I will be returning this as a result. It may be okay for recording, but not for my use.
Recommended Products
