Most mixers, for example, incorporate channel strips, headphone outputs and various routing facilities, which means that with a desk and a multi-channel audio interface, you're just a couple of microphones and a pair of monitors away from being able to do some serious multitrack recording. Broadly speaking, there are two approaches: buy separate boxes for the various different facilities you need - an audio interface, a headphone amp, a monitor controller, and so on - or get a few units that each cover a lot of bases. Before you've even decided what equipment you need, you've got to decide on how you plan to work. Setting up a studio can be a complicated business.
The prospect of combining the functionality of a mixer and an audio interface is an attractive one, for a number of reasons.
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