Apogee news

After about a year, Apogee announces at NAMM 2012 that it will start distributing its MiC for iOS in February.

Apogee Electronics announced the 8-Channel Mic Preamp Module for Symphony I/O is now shipping and available.

It looks like Apogee has changed the name of its upcoming mic(rophone) from "Mike" to "Mic".

Apogee introduces Mike, a USB microphone available for iPad, iPhone and Mac standing roughly as tall as an iPhone, designed for use with GarageBand on iOS devices.

Apogee Electronics announces Jam, a guitar input for iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and Mac.

Apogee Electronics R&D is working on a new type of digital audio interface based on the new Intel Thunderbolt technology integrated in Apple's new MacBook Pros.

Apogee Electronics announced the end of production for its X-Series and Rosetta 800 converters, to be replaced by the new Symphony I/O interface.

Apogee Electronics introduced Symphony I/O, a multi-channel audio interface available with Logic and Pro Tools compatibility and I/O flexibility.

Apogee Electronics will present GiO, a guitar interface and foot controller for the Mac, at this year's MusikMesse in Frankfurt from March 24-27, 2010 at Booth: C80, Hall 5.1.

ONE is described as a single input, stereo output USB music interface designed to work seamlessly with Apples iTunes, GarageBand, Logic, Final Cut or any Core Audio compliant application on a Mac.

Apogee has released an update for its Symphony 32 PCI card.

As of 2009, Apogee Electronics will no longer develop products for the Microsoft Windows platform.

Apogee Electronics is has announced the release of new Duet software and User's Guide, now available on the Apogee website.

Apogee announced compatibility with Digidesign's recently released Pro Tools HD 8.

Apogee Electronics has announced that Symphony 64 is now shipping worldwide to authorized dealers and distributors.

Apogee has announced the Symphony 64 PCIe Card.