What inputs does the API console offer?

The API console is designed to accommodate various input sources that are essential for recording and mixing audio effectively. Among the different types, the most relevant inputs offered by the API console include microphone inputs (Mic) and auxiliary inputs (Aux).

Microphone inputs are critical as they provide the necessary gain for capturing low-level audio signals from microphones, which are commonly used in recordings. Auxiliary inputs, on the other hand, facilitate the connection of external devices such as keyboards, synthesizers, or effects processors, which can enhance the overall sound and provide flexibility in routing audio through the mixing process.

Although other input types like tape and line also exist within audio mixing contexts, the combination of mic and aux inputs is particularly significant because it reflects the most common sources of audio professionals will work with in a recording session using an API console. This versatility is essential for modern recording setups where multiple input sources are required.