Here's what you need to get audio out of your computer.

In part 3 of our 5-Part series, on the 5 things you need to use MultiTracks, we discuss how to get audio out of your computer, and I share some tips for choosing an audio interface for Live Performance.

5-Things You Need to Use Multitracks:
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Top 5 Audio Interfaces for Live Performance in 2022:
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The Best Audio Interfaces under $399
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Why You Should Never buy a 2-channel interface!
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Hosa 153
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Hosa 159
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Using Dante with Ableton Live course:
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Using Dante with Ableton Live tutorial:
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Using the PlayAudio12 with Ableton Live:
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