Zoom UAC-232 USB 2.0 Audio Interface w/ 32-bit Float Recording Technology

Description

The ZOOM UAC-232 USB Audio Converter breaks new ground as the world’s first dedicated 32-bit float audio interface, engineered specifically for musicians and content creators who refuse to compromise on audio quality. This innovative technology captures clip-free, low-noise recordings without requiring manual gain adjustment, making it perfect for studio sessions, live performances, podcasting, and voiceover work. The 32-bit float capability ensures your recordings maintain full dynamic range throughout any performance, automatically protecting against clipping even when levels aren’t being actively monitored.

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Built with the same pristine, low-noise preamps found in ZOOM’s professional F-Series recorders, the UAC-232 guarantees exceptional recording quality in any environment. The unit features two XLR/TRS combo inputs supporting both mic and line levels, with +48V phantom power available for condenser microphones. A dedicated Guitar/Bass button activates Hi-Z input for direct instrument recording, while the powerful 100-milliwatt headphone output drives even the most demanding headphones without distortion.

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The included Mix Control software provides comprehensive control over I/O routing, loopback functionality, and input monitoring levels. Users can switch between Music mode for DAW routing and Streaming mode that combines all inputs into a single signal for streaming applications. The loopback function merges input audio with computer playback, ideal for adding background music to streams or performing live with backing tracks. Additional features include MIDI in/out connectivity for external gear, dual TRS main outputs with volume control, and flexible mounting options with included cable straps.

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Compatible with PC and Mac systems running software like Cubase, Pro Tools, and OBS, the UAC-232 also supports 24-bit recording and streaming with iOS devices through apps such as GarageBand, YouTube, and Instagram. The Direct Monitor switch allows real-time input monitoring through headphones while simultaneously routing signals to your DAW or streaming software, with Mix Control enabling precise volume and pan adjustments for your direct monitor feed.