Zoom UAC-232 USB-C Audio Interface

Dedicated 32-Bit Float Audio Interface

Content creators, podcasters, streamers, and musicians will find capturing and streaming high-quality audio extraordinarily easy with the Zoom UAC-232, the company’s first dedicated, 2-in / 2-out audio interface with 32-bit float recording, professional preamps, and easy mixing controls.

The UAC-232 uses dual AD converters and 32-bit float / 192 kHz technology to capture clip-free, low-noise recordings no matter how loud or quiet a performance gets. While this can save takes that would otherwise be lost due to changes in volume, it also means that you can be free from the responsibility of adjusting gain and stay focused on creating your original content.

With its compact design, the UAC-232 can be easily transported and placed anywhere. Set it up vertically, horizontally, or even mount it to a mic stand with the included hook-and-loop straps. The unit is bus-powered via your computer or requires an external USB-C power source (available separately) when operating with a Lightning-enabled iOS device.

Compatibility

• Connect the UAC-232 via USB-C when recording and streaming in 32-bit float on a Windows/Mac computer running software like Cubase, Pro Tools, OBS, and more.
• Record and stream in 24-bit with iOS devices using apps such as GarageBand, YouTube, and Instagram.

32-Bit Float: No Need to Set Gain

• 32-bit float is ideal for content creators and journalists who are recording out in the field, or for documentary filmmakers who are capturing unique events with unpredictable volume changes, and which they can only get once.

Zoom’s Finest Preamps

• The UAC-232 is equipped with two, low-noise preamps, equivalent to the preamps found in the company’s professional F-Series recorders and known for delivering crisp and clean recordings no matter your mic or instrument.
• The two XLR-1/4″ combo inputs (with switchable 48V phantom for condenser mics) can accept microphone-, instrument-, and line-level signals.
• Activate Hi-Z for recording guitar directly to your computer