Symphony I/O features a modular based system which can function in StandAlone Mode or connect directly to a Mac via any Mac-based audio workstation. With Symphony I/O, the new Symphony System features new Maestro 2 software, multiple I/O options and low latency performance, according to Apogee.
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With flexible and scalable I/O architecture, the upgraded Symphony System is now designed to allow end-users to define a system to their specific needs while benefitting from an incredible feature set. Symphony I/O’s base chassis can accommodate up to 2 I/O modules, creating any combination of analog and digital I/O with USB 2.0, Symphony and Avid’s Pro Tools connectivity.
The new Maestro 2 offers integral control of Symphony I/O with clean and clear software interface designed to make workflow easy by removing the guesswork from routing, mic pre adjustment, input and output calibration and hardware control. Lastly, connect Symphony I/O to the Symphony 64 PCI or Symphony Mobile Express/34 card for ultra low latency with Apple Logic, and all Apple Core Audio applications.
Check out www.apogeedigital.com/products/symphony-io.php for more.
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