Apogee is pleased to announce compatibility with the recently released Mac OS X Leopard update, 10.5.6. All of Apogee’s Mac-compatible audio interfaces have been tested with 10.5.6, which includes: - Symphony 64
- Symphony 32
- Symphony Mobile
- Ensemble
- Duet
- Mini-Me/DAC Firewire
- Mini-Me/DAC USB
- X-Firewire
All questions regarding Apogee products use with Leopard can be submitted to Apogee Tech Support at
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Check out Apogee’s Tony Cariddi demonstrate the new Symphony 64 PCI-e card at the AES Convention in San Francisco. Video> |
Santa Monica, CA, October 24, 2008 - Apogee Electronics announced today that Symphony 64 is now shipping worldwide to authorized dealers and distributors. Symphony 64 is a 64 channel, 24bit/192kHz PCI Express card made to interface Apogee’s X-Series and Rosetta Series converters directly to Apple’s Mac Pro creating The Symphony System. The Symphony System excels on several levels; the award-winning sound quality of Apogee’s AD&DA Converters, the groundbreaking power of Apple’s Mac Pro, and the stability and ultra low latency performance of the Symphony 64 card. This combination provides a flexible, stable, high-end solution for customers seeking a workstation compatible with any Core Audio application. Symphony 64 features Extended Audio Routing with VBus and SBus technology. VBus allows users to route demanding, stand-alone software instruments, directly between Core Audio based applications, instead of running them as plug-ins. Symphony’s SBus doubles the DSP power of The Symphony System by facilitating the communication of digital audio between Symphony equipped Macs with a single cable. Now it is possible to route audio to a second computer and back again for plug-in processing, sample libraries, soft-synth players, and session transfers from one Core Audio application to another. Availability: NOW SHIPPING Price: $995* *Upgrade Program Apogee is offering an upgrade program to customers who have purchased a Symphony PCI-e card between the dates of August 1, 2008 and December 31, 2008. All that qualify for the program can upgrade to Symphony 64 directly thru Apogee for $295. **The Upgrade Program has ended as of December 31, 2008 Symphony 64 at a glance: - 64 channels of 24-bit 192kHz Digital I/O per card
- Up to 128 channels of I/O per Mac Pro
- Near zero latency performance
- Connects directly to Apogee’s X-Series and Rosetta Series converters via the X-Symphony option card
- Apogee’s VBus - virtual routing within a Core Audio application or between multiple applications.
- Apogee’s SBus - 32 channel, 192kHz digital audio network between two Mac computers
- Apogee’s Maestro Software for advanced control and routing
- Compatibility with any Core Audio application
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In connection with the release of Apple’s new 15” MacBook Pro, Apogee is pleased to announce a firmware update to its Symphony Mobile PCI ExpressCard that ensures compatibility between Symphony Mobile and the new MacBook Pro. This update will give Symphony Mobile users choosing to upgrade to a new MacBook Pro a rock solid connection to this exciting new advancement in portable computing. For Symphony Mobile users not upgrading to the new MacBook Pros there is no need to update your computer with this firmware release.
The firmware update is available for download here. Included in the download is a read me file which contains detailed instructions for proper installation. |
AES Convention, San Francisco, October 3, 2008 - Apogee’s Duet audio interface won the prestigious TEC award in the “Digital Converter Technology” category during the Mix Foundation’s 24th Annual Excellence & Creativity Awards show. Other interfaces nominated in the Digital Converter Technology category included, Digidesign Mbox 2 Micro, MOTU 828mk3, PreSonus FireStudio Project, Prism Sound Orpheus, TC Electronic StudioKonnekt. This is the 15th TEC award for Apogee products. The ceremony, held at the Weston St. Francis in San Francisco, also featured a Hall of Fame induction for uber producer, writer, musician, T-Bone Burnett and the presentation of the Les Paul Award to the multi-talented Ray Benson, founder of the legendary country swing band Asleep at the Wheel. About Duet: Duet is a portable, professional audio interface built for the Mac. Duet features two channels of legendary Apogee conversion along with two world class mic-pres. With control functions built directly into Apple’s GarageBand, Logic Pro and Soundtrack Pro Duet empowers artists and engineers to create professional recordings effortlessly. With Duet, you can plug in guitars, keyboards and microphones and record your music, or simply experience how much better your favorite tracks in iTunes sound. Duet is compact and powered by FireWire, so you can pack up your studio and go anywhere your music takes you. Here’s what Duet users are saying: “…To get the professional sound quality that I need, I started using Apogee’s Duet and I can’t believe how amazing it is. Not only have my “demos” become as good as proper studio recordings, but Apogee did something special by making Duet’s user interface extremely easy to use with controls that have been simplified to perfection. Recording is effortless and still as fast as ever, but with the superior quality of any pro studio I’ve ever been in.” Alex Greenwald - Songwriter and member of Phantom Planet “One of the keys to my success in Second Life is the sound quality that I deliver for my virtual performances. Apogee’s Duet is an indispensable part of that equation, giving my voice and guitar all the warmth and clarity I need to ensure my fans get the most “real” listening experience possible.” Jeffrey Krantz - Singer Songwriter |
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