Arturia Introduces AudioFuse Studio Rev2 With Refined Preamps and Enhanced Bluetooth

Arturia has announced AudioFuse Studio Rev2, an updated version of its desktop audio interface aimed at combining recording, monitoring, connectivity, and studio routing in a single compact unit.

The new revision retains the original AudioFuse Studio's broad I/O configuration while introducing optimized DiscretePRO® microphone preamps, an updated Bluetooth system, and software improvements through the latest AudioFuse Control Center.

Optimized DiscretePRO Preamps

At the center of the update are four redesigned DiscretePRO preamps. Arturia says the revised circuits provide more headroom, an expanded gain range, and lower total harmonic distortion, while maintaining the low noise and transparent frequency response associated with the AudioFuse platform.

The four front-panel inputs accept microphone, line-level, and instrument sources, while individual analog insert points provide additional options for integrating external processors.

AudioFuse Studio Rev2 also retains four additional rear-panel line inputs, with inputs 5 and 6 switchable to work with the interface's integrated phono/RIAA preamp for direct turntable connections.

Broad Connectivity for Studio Setups

The interface provides eight analog inputs alongside extensive digital connectivity. Its digital section includes eight-channel ADAT input and output at up to 96 kHz, as well as S/PDIF and Word Clock connections.

On the output side, users get four line outputs plus two auxiliary/reamping outputs. The monitoring section includes independently controlled headphone outputs, speaker A/B switching, talkback, and low-latency direct monitoring.

AudioFuse Studio Rev2 also functions as a USB hub through three additional USB 2 ports, while USB-C provides the main computer connection. MIDI input and output are included as well.

Conversion is handled at up to 24-bit/192 kHz, with Arturia positioning the unit as a central hub for recording, monitoring, hardware instruments, and external studio equipment.

Expanded Bluetooth Support

Bluetooth has also received an upgrade in the Rev2 model. The new module supports AAC, aptX, aptX HD, and aptX Low Latency, expanding the range of compatible wireless playback devices.

Arturia says Bluetooth audio can be streamed, monitored, and recorded directly through the interface, making the feature useful for checking mixes and other content from compatible mobile or wireless devices.

AudioFuse Control Center 2.5

The Rev2 launch is accompanied by AudioFuse Control Center 2.5, a free software update available to AudioFuse users. The new version adds features including preset import and export, alongside the routing and configuration controls used to manage the interface.

Arturia is also including its AudioFuse Creative Suite, which currently contains 11 software titles, including Analog Lab Intro and the newly added Comp DIODE-609.

With its combination of upgraded analog circuitry, expanded wireless support, extensive digital and analog connectivity, and software control, AudioFuse Studio Rev2 is positioned as a comprehensive desktop centerpiece for modern recording setups.

Arturia announced the AudioFuse Studio Rev2 on September 10, 2026. The interface is available with a listed price of $1,199 / €999 / £849.