BandLab Machines "Link Analog" Portable Studio Recorder

Honestly, this thing would be perfect if I didn't have to plug it into an app just to get the headphones to work. Does what it can, and a decent price, but it could be much more useful.

I got my degree in audio engineering 10 years ago and have been recording ever since. Of course this little box isn’t going to compare to a 4 or 5 figure audio interface, but it gets the job done for the price. Construction is great and asthetically pleasing, and sound quality is great considering what it’s working with. It’s ideal for tracking song ideas on the go, not necessarily for “studio quality”. I would recommend! I’m disappointed by the negative experiences some people had, but I’m glad I chose to pick one up despite their bad experiences.

Really disappointed with this product. I researched and knew that this was the first hardware product from a new company but I was excited about what they were doing with this interface and their app. Unfortunately this interface lasted a little more than 3 months with minimal use. I was looking forward to purchasing their second generation of digital interfaces in the future but most likely will not after this experience.

This thing is awesome it's everything I wanted knob feels good inputs are tight. It did not agree with my iPad 3 it had the same buzz as the I rig. However it worked great with my galaxy. I record on my iPad. The company was amazing and took care of me. If they make this product with a 30pin ipad connector I would buy it.

Doesn't work with my celphone headphones...

This interface was a disappointment for me. I never got to use the unit, as the instrument/mic input never did work. I returned it.

Lots of latency and not a very good sound. Save up some money and buy a better product.

I like the price and size with its built-in battery. What i dislike about it is that there is constant static and clipping when recording/listening. This happens on my samsung s6 and android tablet. To help minimize this issue is to turn the screen display off on your device, but it is still noticeable throughout the recording session. This leads me to believe interferance between the devices causes the issue and possibly a longer cable to allow further distance between devices may solve the issue.