Shure MOTIV MVI Single-Channel USB Audio Interface (New Packaging, Silver)

The Shure MVI-DIG is a single channel USB audio interface that turns your computer, tablet, or phone into a reliable recording rig. It accepts nearly any source thanks to a combo XLR and 1/4-inch input, so you can plug in a microphone for a podcast, a guitar for a demo, or a keyboard for a quick songwriting session.

This interface fits creators who need professional sound without a studio. Podcasters can record clear speech, vloggers can capture dialogue on location, and remote workers can improve the quality of online meetings. Musicians will appreciate the ability to track ideas anywhere they carry a laptop or iPad.

The housing is made of solid metal, giving the unit the toughness to travel in a backpack or gear bag. A small footprint keeps desk space free, while front-panel touch controls let you set gain or mute a channel in seconds. Five built-in DSP presets—Speech, Singing, Flat, Acoustic Instrument, and Loud—automatically shape tone for common tasks, and manual mode lets you adjust gain, equalization, and compression to taste.

A dedicated headphone jack provides real-time monitoring, so you can hear exactly what the microphone hears before you hit record. The interface ships with both USB Type-A and USB Type-C cables, and it is MFi certified for direct connection to iOS devices when you add an optional Lightning cable. Class-compliant operation with Mac and Windows means no extra drivers, while 48 kHz, 24-bit conversion preserves detail and clarity.

• Combo XLR and 1/4-inch input handles microphones, guitars, and keyboards
• All-metal body adds durability for travel and daily use
• Five selectable DSP modes with optional manual control
• Front-panel touch buttons simplify gain, mute, and mode changes
• Headphone output allows zero-latency monitoring
• Includes USB Type-A and USB Type-C cables for flexible connectivity
• MFi certified for direct use with iOS devices (Lightning cable sold separately)
• Works with Mac and Windows computers without drivers
• Supports 48 kHz, 24-bit recording for clean, detailed audio