Apogee ONE Audio Interface for iPad & Mac

Apogee ONE Audio Interface for iPad & Mac

• First studio quality audio interface and microphone for iPad
• USB 2.0 audio with 24-bit/96kHz A/D and D/A conversion and direct digital connection to iPod touch, iPhone, iPad
• Low latency monitoring, complete input/output control with Apogee's Maestro software (iOS and Mac)
• Built-in omnidirectional condenser microphone (mic stand adapter included)
• Made in the USA

The Apogee ONE is designed for fast and easy recordings on your favorite iOS device or Mac, and it sounds amazing. Using Apogees premium AD/DA conversion paired with its advanced built-in mic, ONE is capable of producing pristine quality audio for podcasts, voice-overs, or just about any music application. Studio-quality audio interface and mic for iPad and Mac.Sound QualityA difference you will hearONE makes the legendary quality of Apogee's mic preamps, AD/DA converters and clocking available in a portable form factor and at a great price. With components carefully selected in critical listening tests and a highly efficient circuit design, ONE was built by Apogee engineers to make a difference you can hear.Pristine, next generation AD/DA convertersONE's AD/DA converters are designed to deliver the purest recordings and best listening experience possible. ONE's efficient circuitry and state-of-the-art components provide a simplified signal path resulting in incredibly transparent recordings.Smooth, detailed world-class mic preampsONE features two microphone preamps with seamless click-free transitions as the gain increases and decreases throughout the incredible gain range of 0 to 63 dB. This unprecedented feature allows you to dial in the perfect level, either with the controller knob or from within software, while delivering ultra-low noise and smooth, crisp detail. ONE's mic pres are suitable for all dynamic, condenser or ribbon microphones, allowing you to capture any sound without compromise.Music Creation on iPadiPad puts you in touch with your creativityInteracting with iPad to make music is like playing an instrument. In fact, some apps like Apple's GarageBand turn your iPad into a guitar or virtual instrument. Whether you are moving faders on a mixer, adjusting software parameters, or editing a waveform, iPad's multi-touch inter