Arturia MiniFuse 1 is a compact 1-input / 2-output USB-C audio interface for solo recording, guitar, vocals, podcasting and mobile production. It gives one flexible mic, instrument or line input, a stereo pair of monitor outputs, an independent headphone output, direct monitoring and a built-in USB-A hub in a small aluminum chassis. Free shipping · Free local pickup in Miami · Financing at checkout I/O and Connectivity Recording inputs 1 x combo XLR / 1/4-inch mic, instrument or line input Phantom power 48V for compatible condenser microphones Main outputs 2 x 1/4-inch balanced monitor outputs, left and right Headphones 1 x stereo 1/4-inch headphone output with independent level control Computer connection USB-C Extra USB connection 1 x USB-A hub port for a compatible low-power USB device Monitoring Direct monitoring for low-latency tracking Why Choose MiniFuse 1? Simple solo workflow: connect one microphone, guitar, bass, synth or other source and record without paying for unused channels. Studio monitor ready: dedicated left and right balanced outputs connect directly to powered monitors. Clean recording performance: Arturia specifies 110 dB dynamic range and typical microphone EIN of -129 dB. Portable: USB-C connectivity and a rugged aluminum enclosure suit desktop or mobile work. Creator friendly: useful for music recording, voice work, streaming and content production. Who Is It Best For? Choose MiniFuse 1 when you normally record one source at a time. A singer with one mic, a guitarist recording direct, a keyboardist tracking a mono source, or a creator recording voice can keep the setup compact. For two simultaneous inputs or MIDI DIN connectivity, MiniFuse 2 is the better fit. Frequently Asked Questions How many inputs does MiniFuse 1 have?One analog recording input channel through a combo XLR / 1/4-inch connector. How many outputs does it have?It is a 1-in / 2-out interface with a stereo left-right monitor output pair, plus a separate stereo headphone connection. Can it power a condenser microphone?Yes. The mic input provides 48V phantom power for compatible condenser microphones. Can I connect studio monitors and headphones at the same time?Yes. The rear monitor outputs and headphone output are separate connections with dedicated controls.