
Zoom AMS-44 4x4 USB-C Audio Interface Loopback
4x4 USB-C audio interface with dedicated Music and Streaming modes, loopback, and bus-powered portability.
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Overview
Key Features
FOUR INPUTS, FOUR OUTPUTS, ZERO HASSLE – Features four XLR/TRS combo inputs with four low-noise preamps and 48V phantom power, delivering professional-quality audio recording and streaming for musicians and content creators.
ONE SWITCH BETWEEN STUDIO AND STREAM MODE – Toggle instantly between Music mode for independent input routing and DAW recording and Streaming mode that combines all inputs into a single signal for hassle-free livestreaming.
MONITOR AND LOOP BACK WITHOUT EXTRA SOFTWARE – Monitor your input signal in real time with zero latency using the Direct Monitor switch, and combine input audio with computer playback for streaming with the Loopback switch, all without additional software.
WORKS WITH EVERY MAJOR PLATFORM AND DAW – Works seamlessly across all major platforms and operating systems, and integrates with popular software including Pro Tools, Cubase, GarageBand, YouTube, Twitch, and more.
POWERS FROM USB-C OR TWO AA BATTERIES – Powers via USB-C from your computer or an external power supply when working from a tablet or mobile device, with support for two AA batteries for added portability on the AMS-44.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Dedicated hardware switch between Music and Streaming modes eliminates the need to reconfigure software when switching workflows.
- All four inputs are XLR/TRS combo jacks with preamps, accommodating microphones, instruments, and line-level sources without adapters.
- Bus-powered USB-C design means no external power supply to carry, keeping mobile and desktop setups clean.
- Hardware loopback toggle simplifies mixing system audio into streams or recordings without virtual routing software.
- Cross-platform compatibility with PC, Mac, iOS, and Android makes it usable across virtually any device.
👎 Cons
- Only one of the four inputs supports high-impedance guitar signals, limiting simultaneous direct guitar connections to one.
- No MIDI I/O, which may be a drawback for producers who need to connect hardware synthesizers or controllers through their interface.
- The physical controls are hardware switches rather than continuous knobs for some functions, offering less granular adjustment.
- No bundled DAW software included, so new users will need to source their own recording application.
- Two headphone outputs are useful but may not be enough for larger collaborative sessions requiring more independent monitor mixes.