Welcome to 2018 - iConnectivity and the year ahead

We're proudly going into 2018 with two new products: our incredible PlayAUDIO12 interface and our revolutionary software control interface, Auracle.

Guest UserJanuary 8, 2018

Making your life easier! The latest updates from iConnectivity

The past month has seen some big developments, here at iConnectivity, and so we've decided to wrap them all up in one big blog, just in case you've missed some of the great advances and releases we've been working on.

Guest UserDecember 5, 2017

PlayAUDIO 12 - The must-have interface the pros are queuing up for!

"iConnectivity are light years ahead of everyone else in the playback industry" - find out why the world's best professionals have been queuing up for the new PlayAUDIO12 by iConnectivity

Guest UserNovember 22, 2017

Make your live shows sound better, with a multi-channel audio interface.

There are a great many reasons why multichannel outputs can improve your live performance. Let's take a look at a few scenarios...

ProTipsGuest UserOctober 20, 2017

PlayAUDIO12 - your questions answered!

We thought it would be a good idea to answer some of the most common questions we've received about the PlayAUDIO12 and put them all in one place.

Guest UserOctober 13, 2017

Perfect Playback with PlayAUDIO12 - Our new interface for live musicians

Today's the day we show our new baby off to the world: the interface we've all been working on furtively behind the scenes, and the one we think might, just might change the way people look at running computer audio and MIDI live...

Guest UserOctober 3, 2017

The Live Connection - The challenges of connecting to a Venue's PA System (aka keeping your sound engineer happy).

Here's the lowdown on what you need to know about interfacing your audio outputs to your venue's stage box and keeping your Front Of House (FOH) engineer a happy bunny.

Guest UserOctober 2, 2017

The Challenges of Running Computers Live

A modern computer is so powerful and so capable of controlling virtually every aspect of our live shows, that it's become the heart of many musician's live performances. With that though, comes the great danger that with a computer failure comes a complete failure of the gig itself!

Guest UserSeptember 27, 2017

20th Century Analogue in the 21st Century Digital World

There are some debates in the world of music and audio which seemingly run and run ad nauseum. Perhaps the oldest chestnut of them is the debate between analogue and digital, and which one's 'best'.

Guest UserSeptember 7, 2017

Great Records made on Junky Equipment

Happy with the songs he recorded, the songs were mixed from the TEAC 144 with a touch of Echoplex delay onto a boombox.... which had previously managed to end up submerged in a river by accident. The tracks were a little wonky sounding, with obvious distortion in places, but hey - they're demos right?

Guest UserAugust 30, 2017

Why the Obsession with Audio Quality?

At what point does the quest for audio quality begin to overtake the suitability of the interface for the job in hand? At what point does the quest for the greatest headroom, the widest bandwidth, and the tightest clocking get in the way of making music?

Guest UserAugust 22, 2017

MIDI: its history and implementation.

MIDI was a musical revolution and was, arguably, fundamental in shaping the sound of music we hear today.

Guest UserJuly 19, 2017

Analogue Connections Explained: XLR and 1/4" Jack

Ever wondered why an XLR plug has three pins, or why it's called an XLR? Ever looked at a Jack plug and asked why some have two poles and some have three? Well, fear not dear reader, for today, your questions shall be answered!

Guest UserJuly 13, 2017