Audient's history is steeped in large-format consoles and time-tested circuit designs; the founders both worked at Soundcraft, before starting DDA consoles. While consoles are still a big part of the Audient catalogue, the company has done especially well for itself by pouring its 'world class' DNA into attainable interfaces designed to appeal to home studio enthusiasts. The iD interface series is the vehicle that put Audient designs within reach of the commoner. Starting with a cute two-input box, the iD4, the family has grown steadily into what we have today -- the new iD44. It's a 20-input/24-output USB-C interface with four of Audient's staple Class A preamps designed by founder David Dearden. The iD44 is the first in the series to have dual-ADAT inputs lending it an extra 16 digital channels of potential expansion.
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