AMS Series

Record & Stream With Ease

AMS Audio Interfaces are designed for musicians who want to record music with their DAW or easily livestream on platforms like YouTube and Twitch, without all the typical complications.

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Flip The Switch

The AMS-24 and AMS-44 feature our innovative Music / Streaming Switch.

Music Mode

When switched to Music mode, you can record into your DAW with expanded input and output routing options.

Streaming Mode

When switched to Streaming mode all inputs are combined into a single signal so you can easily stream without needing additional complicated software.

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Choose Your Interface

AMS-24 & AMS-44

For One or More Musicians

AMS-22

For Solo Musicians

The AMS-24 & AMS-44

The Ins and Outs

AMS-24 | 2-In, 4-Out

The AMS-24 is perfect for solo streams and multi-instrument sessions. It features two XLR/TRS combo inputs along with Zoom’s low-noise preamps. Also included are two headphone outputs and two TRS outputs for external monitors.

AMS-44 | 4-In, 4-Out

Whether you’re recording or streaming, the AMS-44 keeps your setup simple. It features four XLR/TRS combo inputs along with Zoom’s high-performance, low-noise preamps. The interface also includes two headphone outputs and two TRS outputs for external monitors.

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Quick Control

With their onboard hardware switches, the AMS-24 and AMS-44 are designed to simplify common streaming challenges without the need for additional software.

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Little Switch, Big Streams

Toggle from recording to livestreaming with the Music/ Streaming Switch. When in Music mode, each input acts independently with individual gain control. It also sends separate mixes to each headphone output.

When in Streaming mode all inputs are combined into one signal to work seamlessly with your streaming software.

^{Left: Evan Sundquist | Studio Musician}

Aaron Rizzo, guitar and vocals, the Shagadelics

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Onboard Monitoring

Use the Direct Monitor Switch to send the input signal directly to your headphones while routing the same signal to your DAW or streaming software.

^{Right: Aaron Rizzo | Singer/Songwriter}

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Loop It Back

The Loopback Switch combines the input audio with playback from your computer and routes it to your streaming software. This is perfect for adding background music to your stream or singing live with an instrumental track.

^{Left: Using the Loopback function for background music during a livestream}

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Mic/Line - Guitar

Switch Input 1 from Mic or Line Level to Guitar Level (Hi-Z).

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Stereo Link

Links two inputs for stereo recording or streaming, and allows you to control both inputs with one gain knob.

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Phantom Power

Provides 48V phantom power for condenser microphones.

The Zoom AMS-22

The Ins and Outs

AMS-22 | 2-In, 2-Out

Perfect for mobile recording or streaming, the AMS-22 includes an XLR/TRS combo input, plus a stereo line in. It also includes a headphone output and 2 TRS outputs for external monitors.

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Quick Control

With onboard hardware switches, the AMS-22 is designed to simplify common streaming challenges without the need for additional software.

Guitarist Justin Lindsay monitoring though his headphones

_{DIRECT MONITORING SWITCH}

Onboard Monitoring

Use the Direct Monitor Switch to directly send the input signal to your headphones while routing the same signal to your DAW or streaming software.

^{Left: Guitarist Justin Lindsay monitors his music in the field and the studio}

_{LOOPBACK SWITCH}

Loop It Back

^{Right: Using Loopback during a livestream on a tablet}

AMS Series on table with a MacBook Pro and a Windows Surface

...And Perform

The AMS Series is designed to integrate seamlessly with commonly used software, apps and platforms.

In Streaming mode, connect with your audience by streaming to popular platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Instagram, and Patreon.

In Music mode, record with software like Adobe Audition, Pro Tools, Cubase, and Garage Band.

^{Left: Maggie Monica | Singer/Songwriter/Actor}

Aaron Rizzo and Evan Sundquist livestreaming with the AMS-44

What’s in the Box

AMS-24

AMS-24 USB Audio Interface
USB-C Cable
Quick Tour

AMS-44

AMS-44 USB Audio Interface
USB-C Cable
Quick Tour

AMS-22

AMS-22 USB Audio Interface
USB-C Cable
Quick Tour

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Number of input channels	Mono (MIC/GUITAR)	1
	Stereo (LINE IN)	1
Number of output channels	Stereo (TRS)	1
	Stereo (PHONES)	1

MIC/GUITAR	Type	XLR/TRS combo jack
		(XLR: 2 HOT, TRS: TIP HOT)
	Input Gain	+8 - +54 dB (MIC) / +8 - +54 dB (GUITAR)
	Input impedance	XLR: 2 kΩ (MIC)
		TS: 1 MΩ (GUITAR)
	Maximum input level	XLR: +0.6 dBu (MIC)
		TS: +11 dBu (GUITAR)
	Phantom power	+48 V
OUTPUT (standard phone jacks)	Type	TRS phone jacks (balanced)
	Maximum output level	−2 dBu (at 0 dBFS)
	Output impedance	100 Ω
OUTPUT (headphone jack)	Type	3.5mm stereo mini jack
		20 mW + 20 mW (32 Ω load)
	Output impedance	10 Ω
USB		USB Type-C (audio interface function)
		• Use a USB cable that supports data transfer. USB bus power is supported.
DC 5V		USB Type-C (for power supply)
LINE IN	Type	3.5mm stereo mini jack
	Input impedance	20 kΩ
	Maximum input level	+1.5 dBu

Input and output channels		Recording: 2 channels
		Playback: 2 channels
Sampling frequencies		96 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 48 kHz, 44.1 kHz
Bit Depth		24-bit
Interface		USB 2.0
Class		USB Audio Class 2.0

Number of input channels	Mono (MIC/LINE)	2
Number of output channels	Stereo (TRS)	1
	Stereo (PHONES)	2

Input 1–2	Type	XLR/TRS combo jacks
		(XLR: 2 HOT, TRS: TIP HOT)
	Input gain	−∞ – +58 dB / −∞ – +50 dB (when set to GUITAR)
	Input impedance	XLR: 2.7 kΩ
		TRS: 18 kΩ / 330 kΩ (when set to GUITAR)
	Maximum input level	XLR: +6 dBu
		TRS: +22 dBu / +8.5 dBu (when set to GUITAR)
	Phantom	+48 V
OUTPUT A (standard phone jacks)	Type	TRS phone jacks (balanced)
	Maximum output level	+10 dBu (at 0 dBFS)
	Output impedance	100 Ω
OUTPUT A–B (headphone jacks)	Type	3.5mm stereo mini jacks
		30 mW + 30 mW (32 Ω load)
	Output impedance	10 Ω
USB		USB Type-C (audio interface function)
		• Use a USB cable that supports data transfer. USB bus power is supported.
DC 5V		USB Type-C (for power supply)

	44.1 kHz: +0/−2 dB (20 Hz – 20 kHz)
	96 kHz: +0/−3 dB (20 Hz – 40 kHz)

	85 g
	Note: 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms

	44.1 kHz: ±1 dB (20 Hz – 20 kHz)
	96 kHz: ±1.5 dB (20 Hz – 40 kHz)

	2 AA batteries (alkaline, lithium, or rechargeable NiMH)
	AC adapter (ZOOM AD-17): DC 5 V/1A
	• USB bus power is supported.

Record & Stream With Ease

Flip The Switch

The AMS-24 and AMS-44 feature our innovative Music / Streaming Switch.

Music Mode

Streaming Mode

Choose Your Interface

AMS-24 & AMS-44

AMS-22

The AMS-24 & AMS-44

The Ins and Outs

AMS-24 | 2-In, 4-Out

AMS-44 | 4-In, 4-Out

Quick Control

With their onboard hardware switches, the AMS-24 and AMS-44 are designed to simplify common streaming challenges without the need for additional software.

Little Switch, Big Streams

Onboard Monitoring

Loop It Back

Mic/Line - Guitar

Stereo Link

Phantom Power

The Zoom AMS-22

The Ins and Outs

AMS-22 | 2-In, 2-Out

Quick Control

With onboard hardware switches, the AMS-22 is designed to simplify common streaming challenges without the need for additional software.

Onboard Monitoring

Loop It Back

Power Options

Plug It In...

...And Perform

What’s in the Box

AMS-24

AMS-44

AMS-22

AMS Image Gallery

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