PreSonus holiday gift ideas for less!

Looking for some bang-for-your buck gifts that will make you a hit with the musician in your life this holiday season? We've got a bunch of stuff for under $300 USD. Of particular note is the AudioBox Studio Ultimate Bundle literally everything a first-timer needs to get started in making studio-quality music.

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AudioBox Studio Ultimate Bundle with Studio One Artist- ($299 USD)

Everything you need to record and produce-and beyond. Produce and record like a pro with a single-purchase bundle! The core of this package is the AudioBox USB 96 audio/MIDI interface and award-winning Studio One recording and production software. You also get PreSonus' best-selling Eris E3.5 Active Media Reference Monitors and HD7 headphones, allowing you to monitor your work loud and proud or quietly to yourself. Lastly, the M7 dynamic microphone is a superior all-purpose condenser mic ideal for guitar and vocals-and we even included all the necessary cables and a desktop mic stand.

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ATOM with Studio One Artist- ($149 USD)

Fast, flexible, and feature-packed. Produce beats, play virtual instruments, and trigger sound effects and loops with unsurpassed expressiveness and flexibility! Both a compact, dynamic performance controller and a tightly integrated production environment, PreSonus' ATOM pad controller and included Studio One Artist production software let you create and perform with ease. The most versatile pad controller in its class, ATOM is compatible with most music software and lets you perform and produce with virtual instruments and trigger samples and loops in real-time, using 16 full-size, velocity- and pressure-sensitive RGB pads and 8 assignable pad banks.

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Eris 3.5 ($99 USD)

Sound you can trust. PreSonus Eris-series studio monitors are used worldwide by audio engineers who need to hear every detail of their recordings. Ideal for gaming and home video production, the Eris E3.5 employs the same technology as the larger Eris models to deliver studio-quality sound, with a smooth and accurate frequency response. Yet they're compact enough to fit almost anywhere.

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Studio 24 with Studio One Artist ($149 USD)

Professional quality wherever you record. Great for home recording, mobile musicians, guitarists, podcasters, and live streaming, the Studio 24 2 2 USB-C bus-powered audio/MIDI interface can record up to 24-bit, 192 kHz audio. Equipped with PreSonus XMAX-L solid-state preamps and high-end converters, it delivers professional quality audio in a rugged, compact enclosure, allowing you to create your next hit in your studio or on the go. A complete, all-in-one recording solution, the Studio 24 comes with PreSonus' award-winning Studio One Artist music production software for macOS and Windows.

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FaderPort ($199 USD) Don't kill that mouse-give it a companion. Although a keyboard and mouse are tried-and-true DAW-control devices, they're far more effective when used in tandem with the FaderPort's precise tactile control over mix and automation functions. A superior solution for anyone who mixes in the box, the FaderPort provides a 100 mm touch-sensitive, motorized fader for writing fades and automation in real-time and 24 buttons covering 40 different functions, all in a compact chassis that easily sits on any desk. Quickly zoom in on audio files for editing. Control track levels with the touch of a finger. With the FaderPort, you'll enjoy the fastest, most efficient workflow you've ever experienced.

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