Hisong AirStudio S1: the all-in-one mobile recording studio that literally fits in your pocketAudio tech startup Hisong has announced the AirStudio S1, a pocket-sized “recording capsule” that promises to simplify mobile music-making and content creation once and for all.
Designed for musicians, podcasters and streamers who need professional-grade audio without the bulk, AirStudio S1 combines a dual-mode microphone, wireless in-ear monitors, and a USB-C audio interface in a single pocket-sized device.

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The goal? To make high-quality recording, monitoring and streaming possible anywhere without the hassle of tangled cables and external gear.
At its core, the AirStudio features a switchable condenser/dynamic mic with a built-in pop filter, capable of 24-bit/48kHz recording and handling up to 137dB SPL. An onboard DSP engine delivers EQ, compression, reverb and limiting, along with AI-powered noise reduction, all adjustable via the Hisong Link app.
Wireless monitoring is another major selling point. Hisong says the bundled in-ears offer “imperceptible” ultra-low latency, with up to 10 hours of battery life on the mic and 3.5 hours on the earbuds. The device can also double as a USB-C audio interface for laptops, tablets and smartphones, and comes with a free license for Steinberg’s Cubasis LE app to get users started right out of the box.
Three versions of the kit are available: The $299 4-in-1 Musician Kit, which includes the capsule, IEMs and interface; The $349 5-in-1 Creator Kit which adds a Wireless RX Mini dongle for USB-C connectivity; and the $399 Master Kit which includes the Wireless RX Plus with a 3.5mm output.
Hisong’s Kickstarter campaign for the AirStudio S1 launches 14 October, with early-bird VIP slots offering up to 40% off. First units are expected to ship on 30 November.

Learn more at Hisong.
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