AUDIENT Horizon 32: connect more channels without expanding your rack

The AUDIENT Horizon 32 is a 50-input, 50-output audio interface for macOS studios that need numerous line connections and centralized routing control. It integrates 32 line inputs and 32 line outputs via DB25, 32-bit conversion, and sample rates up to 192 kHz in a single 19-inch rack unit.

Organize the signals in your setup from the virtual patchbay, connect your line equipment, and use the dedicated stereo mix bus input to record the final master directly into the DAW. The dedicated monitor output and hardware control features allow you to check the result during the session.

Key features of the AUDIENT Horizon 32

50 inputs and 50 outputs, with 32 line inputs and 32 line outputs via DB25.

32-bit conversion, up to 192 kHz, and 133 dB dynamic range.

Dedicated stereo mix bus input to capture the final master in the DAW.

Two ADAT inputs and two ADAT outputs, plus Word Clock input and output via BNC.

Virtual patchbay and hardware monitoring with mono, polarity, and attenuation.

What makes the AUDIENT Horizon 32 special?

It concentrates 32 line input and output channels in a one-unit rack format. This capability allows you to integrate numerous pieces of external equipment and organize their signal path via the virtual patchbay. The dedicated stereo return to the mix bus adds a specific path for recording the final mix in the DAW, facilitating work in setups that combine external processing and digital production.

Individual monitoring and selectable reference levels of +18 dBu and +24 dBu allow you to adapt the setup to the needs of the studio. The mono, polarity, attenuation, and reference level controls bring together tools to check the sound from the hardware.

The ADAT and Word Clock connections provide digital integration and synchronization options. It also allows you to daisy-chain up to four devices, with a maximum system capacity of 200 × 200 inputs and outputs, to expand the connections as your setup grows.