Sono : Very versatile and good sound quality

I use this audio interface mainly for guitar recording. I is very versatile audio interface. Not like the other audio interface, it has software mixer, which you can use instead of monitor mix knob. Also software mixer has several routing possibilities, so with any DAW you can have separate mixes for headphone output and line output.

Another great feature is that you can use it as a reamping box. You can put your guitar directly into the audient sono DI input, connect your amp output to guitar amp, put the mic on your cabinet and do the recordings. with this feature you can record 3 guitar tracks on your DAW: 1 - direct guitar input, 2 - torpedo cab sim, 3 - yours amp mic. It is great feature you want to record your guitar feedback and also have the clean guitar signal in parallel, and yeah if you don't like the your recorded guitar tone, you can anytime reamp it.

Pros:

- very versatile, different routings with sono mixer software

- good sound quality

- reamping

- you can use it as stand alone guitar pramp (no need a pc or a laptop to be connected)

Cons:

- build quality, I don't like the feeling of the knobs. Also it feels that if you drop it on the floor, the tube will be damaged.

- very complex setup and installation for the first time.

Overall:

This is a great interface for guitarists and bassists, has a different routing possibilities, you can use it without a pc, as stand alone guitar preamp. Have tube preamp section, so it works very well with guitar pedals in front of it. I do not recommend it as your's first audio interface, it could be painful to setup it and use a software mixer for your needs.