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Focusrite Forte vs RME BabyFace

Focusrite Forte Sound Card
Focusrite Forte
RME BabyFace Sound Card
RME BabyFace
Editiorial reviews
3
3 editorial reviews
A new flagship mobile interface in a familiar packageRead more
The Forte is Focusrite’s attempt to build the best compact USB audio interface possible. Have they hit this ambitious target?Read more
The Focusrite Forte delivers two channels of clean, professional-level recording and playback to both PCs and Macs, but it's not as effective at remote recording thanks to its AC power requirement.Read more
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2
2 editorial reviews
RME's interfaces get ever smaller — but this baby packs a powerful punch despite its miniature dimensions.Read more
RME miniaturise the Fireface range into a portable solutionRead more
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User rating
42
4.2 out of 5
42 user ratings
5 stars
45 %
4 stars
30 %
3 stars
21 %
2 stars
2 %
1 stars
0 %
41
4.0 out of 5
41 user ratings
5 stars
36 %
4 stars
34 %
3 stars
26 %
2 stars
2 %
1 stars
0 %

Full Comparison

General

Focusrite ForteFocusrite Forte
RME BabyFaceRME BabyFace
Sound TypeStereoStereo

Connectivity

Focusrite ForteFocusrite Forte
RME BabyFaceRME BabyFace
Headphone outputyesyes
Headphone output (6.3 mm / 1/4)11
Microphone inputyesyes
USByesyes

Design

Focusrite ForteFocusrite Forte
RME BabyFaceRME BabyFace
Placement TypeExternalExternal

Audio properties

Focusrite ForteFocusrite Forte
RME BabyFaceRME BabyFace
Noise level (SNR)118.0 dB98.0 dB
D/A audio24 bit / 192 kHz24 bit / 192 kHz

Power

Focusrite ForteFocusrite Forte
RME BabyFaceRME BabyFace
Power source
  • Powerline
  • USB
  • Powerline
  • USB

Pros & Cons

Pros
      Cons

          Often compared with RME BabyFace