The Symphony I/O Release 4.2 can be previewed at the NAMM Show, Apogee Booth #6500, Hall A.
Release features:
- Supports use of 1 Symphony I/O and supported combinations of X-Symphony-equipped Apogee Legacy interfaces (AD-16X, DA-16X, Rosetta 800) with 1 Symphony 64 card
- Provides support for Apogee Legacy units with Maestro 2 and OS X Lion
- Supports use of Symphony I/O (in Pro Tools HD mode) with Avid HD-X PCIe cards, provides bug fixes when using the Avid Pro Tools Native PCIe card
- Supports the new 16×16 Analog I/O Module for up to 32 channels of I/O per Symphony I/O chassis
- Supports “star” clocking mode in Symphony and Pro Tools HD AIM (essential when using Symphony I/O with Apogee Legacy interfaces)
Availability: 2nd quarter, 2012
Price: Free download from Apogee website
Check out www.apogeedigital.com for more details.
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