Synido Live Dock A10 USB-C Audio Interface for Guitar and DJ Recording
Product description
Capture a guitar practice session, record a DJ mix or stream a performance with the Synido Live Dock A10. Its USB-C connection and plug-and-play setup make it suited to recording with a phone, tablet or computer.
When you want a simple mobile recording setup, the compact interface keeps key controls close at hand. For sessions built around accompaniment, wireless backing-track support lets you play tracks from one phone while recording on another.
Two independent buttons adjust input and headphone-monitor levels, while a dedicated monitoring switch supports direct, zero-latency listening. You can also record while charging a connected phone or tablet, helping keep a session going when power is available.
Technical overview
- Type: Portable USB-C audio interface
- Model: Live Dock A10
- Channels: 2
- Sampling: 24-bit/48 kHz
- Instrument interface: 1/8-inch
- Controls: Separate input and monitor volume buttons, plus a monitoring switch
- Recording features: Wireless backing-track support, recording while charging
- Compatible device types: Smartphones, tablets, laptops and PCs
The 24-bit/48 kHz sampling format is designed for recording musical performances, while the two-channel setup provides a straightforward route for mobile sessions. Use the input control to set the instrument signal and the monitor control to adjust headphone listening independently. The compact format suits a desk setup at home or a portable recording arrangement for practice and live content.
Who it’s for
This interface is a practical match for musicians recording guitar, bass, keyboards or electronic drums, and for DJs capturing mixes on a compatible device. It also suits creators who want to monitor their playing while recording without building a larger studio setup. If your priority is a self-contained mobile recording workflow, its USB-C connection and recording-while-charging support address that need, if you mainly want to play along with tracks, wireless accompaniment gives you a second way to use it.
Buyers describe the interface as straightforward to set up and use, and mention recording DJ sessions and using it with iPads and iPhones. Their comments also highlight sound quality and day-to-day functionality, making ease of operation a recurring point of interest.
Usage tips
Connect the interface to a compatible USB-C device, then use the separate controls to balance the instrument input and headphone monitoring for your session. For wireless backing tracks, play the accompaniment from one phone and record on the other. When recording while charging, connect a suitable power source to the device being used, for higher-power devices, the manufacturer recommends a charger or power bank rated at 5V 2A or higher.
Phone compatibility depends on the specific model. The manufacturer identifies HONOR PAD 7, X30, VIVO X70, iQOO 9, Xiaomi 11, Xiaomi 11 lite, Redmi PAD SE, nova5, Huawei 20 Plus 5G, Honor X50i, OnePlus ACE2, OPPO A77S, OPPO reno ace, Lenovo 2nd generation PAD pro, and Moto Stylus 5G 2023 as incompatible with the current version.
What to clarify
What recording format does the A10 support? It supports 24-bit/48 kHz sampling, with two channels for recording.
Can I record and charge at the same time? Yes. The interface supports recording while charging a connected phone or tablet. For higher-power devices, the manufacturer recommends a 5V 2A-or-higher charger or power bank.
Can I play backing tracks while recording? Yes. Wireless backing-track support lets one phone play accompaniment while another device records, without a cable between the phones.
Should you buy it?
Choose the Synido Live Dock A10 if you want a portable USB-C interface for instrument recording, DJ mixes or mobile streaming, with practical controls for input and headphone levels. Its 24-bit/48 kHz sampling, wireless backing-track feature and ability to record while charging make it especially useful for musicians and creators who want to work from a compatible phone, tablet or computer.