Apogee Introduces One For Mac

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Apogee Introduces One For Mac

Apogee Electronics is pleased to introduce a new member of their ONE audio interface family, ONE for Mac. ONE for Mac is a 2 IN x 2 OUT USB Audio Interface/Microphone that is the most affordable all-in-one solution for writing, recording and mixing music on your Mac. The third generation in the Apogee ONE family, ONE for Mac features the same sound quality and essential functionality as the Apogee ONE for iPad & Mac. Now streamlined for Mac-only use, (it does not include iOS cable, power supply or battery operation), ONE for Mac is available at the more accessible price point of $249 USD – with an optional iOS connectivity kit sold separately. Whether you are a beginner or pro, you can use ONE with its built-in microphone, instrument and mic input and high quality output as the ultimate all-in-one tool for making professional recordings in your studio or on the go. Apogee ONE is a music creation Swiss Army knife. Connect a microphone, guitar or use ONE’s exceptional built-in omnidirectional microphone to easily capture your music without compromise.

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ONE even lets you record with a microphone (built-in or external) and guitar simultaneously. Using Apogee’s industry-leading AD/DA conversion and mic preamp technology, ONE produces pristine music, podcast, and voice-over recordings while also delivering studio quality sound to your headphones for precision mixing or hi-fi listening. With an intuitive controller knob and seamless compatibility with Mac OS X, ONE is easy for anyone to use and works great with GarageBand, Logic Pro X, Pro Tools, Ableton or any Core Audio compatible application.

Apogee Introduces One For Mac And Ipad

Apogee ONE for Mac users have access to special offers on their choice of any world-class audio plugins from Waves. Simply purchase ONE for Mac from an authorized dealer and register to receive a discount code good for 25% off a single plugin or 35% off any Waves bundle plus an additional $100 voucher that can be used towards your next Waves plugin purchase. These offers can even be applied to any special deals from Waves, giving you the ability to save up to thousands of dollars.

The Element Series is more of a traditional rack mounted-style design compared to the Duet and Quartet that are both made to be desktop audio interfaces. That means the Element products don’t have a touch panel and large knob, but instead offer better connectivity options compared to Duet and Quartet for the price. The new Element Series includes the 2 IN x 2 OUT Element 24 ($595), 4 IN x 2 OUT Element 46 ($895), and the 8 IN x 4 OUT Element 88 ($1495). All of which include Optical ADAT/SMUX/SPIDF in/out support for additional connectivity, and the Element 46 and Element 88 include two stereo headphone jacks as opposed to one on the Element 24. You can, however, optionally buy a $195 Element Control Remote accessory that brings a Duet/Quartet-style hardware controller with a large control knob, 8 buttons, and metering (pictured below).

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The Element Series also has companion iOS and Mac apps that let you control the interfaces that way: The company noted the Thunderbolt connection to Mac– its other products in this price range connect over USB– means super low-latency with Logic Pro X: The Element Series Thunderbolt driver offers incredible low-latency performance (1.41 ms round-trip) and rock-solid stability. Apogee’s custom driver uses less of your computer’s CPU power with the help of Direct Memory Access (DMA) technology. This allows you to run more plugins and monitor through your DAW at a low buffer setting. Element’s low latency driver means you don’t have to choose between power and speed.

You can also connect any two of the new Element audio interfaces to your Mac over Thunderbolt at the same time. The Element 46 and 88 are available now, everything else is coming in November.

You can also find Apogee stuff at Apple Stores, Guitar Center and elsewhere.

This entry was posted on 22.01.2020.