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How do you know what Apogee interface is right for your studio? What's the difference between the brand's microphone offerings? How can the brand's plug-ins help you utilize the sound of a mix master? All will be answered in the Buyer's Guide below. First, let's talk a little about the legacy of Apogee.
Apogee would make its public debut at the 1986 AES show where the trio would offer demos of the new 944 Series lowpass filter. This filter fit into several channels of a Sony PCM3324 24-track digital machine.
While the brand's first offering wasn't an immediate success (it did win a TEC Award), Apogee would quickly become known for its impactful converter technology and streamlined interfaces. In 1991, Apogee's first standalone converters, the AD-500 and DA-1000, became available to the public, and in 1997, the Apogee Innovation audio interface made its debut.
Apogee is still led by Betty Bennett and under her watch, the brand is continuously evolving its product offerings and tailoring gear towards creators of all backgrounds. From the brilliant Symphony I/O MkII and Symphony Desktop interfaces to plug-ins like Clearmountain’s Domain, Apogee continues to be synonymous with great-sounding recordings and mixes.
As the flagship of Apogee’s interface offerings, the Symphony I/O Mk II is viewed by many as one of the highest-end options for studios. Offering detailed, crystal-clear AD/DA conversion, the Symphony captures the depth and tone of your recordings in a way that sounds incredibly lifelike. With its ultra-low latency, touchscreen display, and robust chassis, users will find the Symphony I/O MkII to be incredibly high-performing.
The true beauty of the Apogee Symphony I/O Mk II is its ability to conform to your environment. Its stunning range of connectivity options includes Thunderbolt, Pro Tools HD, Dante + Pro Tools HD, and Waves SoundGrid network, so no matter your workflow the interface will fit.
In addition, the I/O is completely customizable with four base I/O configurations (8x8, 16x16, 24x24, and 32x32) that can be expanded via two module slots as you grow your studio.
Spec Check
Basics - Up to 32 channels of modular analog I/O with optional mic preamps. Additional cards for I/O include 2×6, 8×8, 16×16, or 8×8 with 8 mic preamps. - Choice of Thunderbolt (Mac), Pro Tools HD (Mac/PC), Dante + Pro Tools HD (Mac/PC, or Waves SoundGrid (Mac/PC) connectivity. - Ultra-low latency performance – 1.35 ms with Thunderbolt and Logic Pro X - Highly customizable Symphony Control software provides easy access to all I/O parameters - Intuitive touchscreen display and front panel control
In 2024, Apogee introduced the Symphony Studio Series, including the 8x8, 2x12, and 8x16 interfaces. The Apogee Symphony Studio Series features Symphony Mk II-grade converters, offering exceptional clarity and dynamic range, along with studio-quality preamps and flexible I/O. With onboard DSP for signal processing, speaker calibration, surround sound support, and advanced monitor control via Control 2 software, these interfaces are designed for seamless handling of any recording or mixing session, including immersive audio formats like Dolby Atmos.
Symphony Studio 8x8
- 8 IN x 8 OUT simultaneous channels of audio - A/D & D/A Resolution up to 24bit/192kHz - 8 class-leading mic preamps with up to 75dB of gain - Stereo, 5.1.2, 7.1.4, and 9.1.6 monitor calibration and control - USB connectivity over type C Connector - Included Software: Apogee Control 2, Symphony Studio Channel
Symphony Studio 2x12
- 2 IN x 12 OUT simultaneous channels of audio - A/D & D/A Resolution up to 24bit/192kHz - 2 class-leading mic preamps with up to 75dB of gain - Stereo, 5.1.2, 7.1.4, and 9.1.6 monitor calibration and control - USB connectivity over type C Connector - Included Software: Apogee Control 2, Symphony Studio Channel
Symphony Studio 8x16
- 8 IN x 16 OUT simultaneous channels of audio - A/D & D/A Resolution up to 24bit/192kHz - 8 class-leading mic preamps with up to 75dB of gain - Stereo, 5.1.2, 7.1.4, and 9.1.6 monitor calibration and control - USB connectivity over type C Connector - Included Software: Apogee Control 2, Symphony Studio Channel
With a conveniently small footprint, the Symphony Desktop is perfect for users needing the convenience of a home studio interface while still demanding excellent sound quality. The Symphony Desktop brings you two high-end mic preamps, fantastic Apogee AD/DA conversion, and onboard DSP.
Using Apogee’s Alloy Mic Preamp emulation technology, the Symphony Desktop brings you accurate, precise-sounding emulations of the Neve 1066 and Ampex 601. Offering USB connectivity and 24-bit/192 kHz resolution, this interface is perfect for Mac and PC users in both on-the-go settings as well as at home.
Basics - 10 IN x 14 OUT simultaneous channels of audio - USB connectivity over type C Connector - A/D & D/A Resolution up to 24bit/192kHz - 2 Advanced Stepped Gain mic preamps, up to 75dB of gain, variable impedance - Built-in hardware DSP processing of Apogee FX Rack plug-ins
Analog Inputs -2 mic/line/instrument combination inputs - 1 1/4″ balanced analog inserts
Analog Outputs - 2 balanced 1/4” outputs - 2 assignable headphone outputs: 1 x 1/4", 1 x 1/8”
Digital I/O - 2 Optical Toslink (ADAT, S/PDIF)
Perfect for musicians, podcasters, and content creators, Apogee’s BOOM USB audio interface makes it easy to capture studio-quality sound at home or on the go with world-class mic preamps, pristine digital conversion, and more.
With BOOM, you can record, monitor, and mix through class-leading mic preamps and pristine digital conversion. You can fine-tune your input sources using BOOM’s built-in hardware DSP FX. Best of all, you can take your studio anywhere your story takes you. All you have to do is connect directly to your Mac, iPad Pro, or Windows laptop, and let your ideas flow.
Basics - 2 IN x 2 OUT desktop audio interface - USB connectivity over type C Connector - A/D & D/A Resolution up to 24bit/192kHz - 2 class-leading mic preamps with up to 62dB of gain - Built-in hardware DSP processing for Symphony ECS Channel Strip plug-in
Apogee’s MiC Plus is a studio-quality condenser that plugs right into USB ports, making it great for podcasting or recording music in unique locations. The microphone easily connects to your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and PC, and allows you to record immediately without the need for a separate interface. With 46 dB of gain, a headphone output, and 24-bit/96 kHz sound quality, the MiC Plus streamlines your recording process with ease.
Basics - PureDIGITAL connection for pristine sound quality up to 24-bit/96kHz - Cardioid condenser microphone capsule - Headphone output with Blend feature offers zero-latency recording - Compatible with iOS, macOS, and Windows 10 - All cables included
With the same feature set as the MiC Plus, the HypeMiC brings great-sounding recording via USB with one major upgrade: studio-quality onboard compression. With three analog compression settings built right into the mic, you’re able to get vocals, acoustic guitars, and more sounding great in a matter of seconds. Plug the mic into your device, choose the amount of compression, and record with detailed, clear sound.
Basics - Built-in analog compressor - PureDIGITAL connection for pristine sound quality up to 24-bit/96kHz - Cardioid condenser microphone capsule - Headphone output with Blend feature offers zero-latency recording - Compatible with iOS, macOS, and Windows 10 - All cables included
The Jam+ is a micro-sized unit that enables you to connect and use instruments on the go. With the Jam+, you’ll be able to connect right to your iOS device or computer and use electric guitar, bass, keyboards, and more. With pristine, high-quality sound, users can record their takes while on the move.
Basics - Apogee’s PureDIGITAL connection for pristine sound quality - Works with guitar, bass, keyboards, synths, or any acoustic instrument with pick-up - Dual mode option for Clean or Overdrive signal - Drive mode makes virtual amps and effects sound more realistic - Stereo output connects to headphones or powered speakers - 24-bit/96kHz high resolution audio - Works with iOS, Mac, and Windows PC - Includes Lightning, USB, and USB Type-C cables - Includes BIAS FX Jam desktop software with premium amplifiers and pedal effects
Apogee’s Groove is a portable USB-connected DAC and headphone amp, allowing you to listen to music from your Mac or PC with brilliant sound quality. Plug it into your USB port and plug your headphones into the Groove, and you’re set. Listening to your favorite music, you’ll notice a vast enhancement of sound, including improved dynamics, stereo image, and better low end.
Basics - Up to 24-bit / 192kHz audio - USB 2.0 connection to Mac and PC - Powered by USB - Top panel buttons for adjusting volume level - Constant Current Drive™ provides smooth frequency response with any headphones Quad Sum DAC™, 4 DACs per channel for highest dynamic range and lowest distortion
Developed with the world-famous mix engineer himself, Clearmountain’s Domain recreates many of the iconic sounds that Bob Clearmountain uses in his mixes. Bob has put his signature stamp on recordings for The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, and David Bowie and now you can access the same tools.
With Apogee’s new plug-in, the spaces, delays, and more can be integrated into your sessions. With tabs like Reverb, Stereo Delay, Delay Blur, Pitch Shifting, and more, the sounds of Bob’s iconic workflow are at your fingertips.
Offering the sounds from a portion of the Clearmountain’s Domain plug-in, Clearmountain’s Spaces is a reverb that offers access to the same echo chambers that Bob’s used on countless hit albums. With a 3-band EQ, De-esser, and Real Time Space Visualizer, the Clearmountain’s Spaces plug-in offers supreme control over reverb sounds.
This versatile channel strip plug-in includes EQ, compression, and saturation controls that let you create the optimal blend of channel FX for tracking vocals or acoustic instruments. Whether you’re recording basic tracks or adding the final touches on your mix, the Apogee Digital Symphony ECS Channel Strip offers a simple but comprehensive channel strip for enhancing your tracks with minimum fuss and maximum results.
Giving you both the EQP-1A and the MEQ-5, the Apogee FX Rack Pultec Bundle brings the sound of the timeless tube EQs to your favorite DAW. Developed in conjunction with Pulse Techniques, the Apogee Pultec plug-ins recreate the magic of these classic units.
Broad, smooth EQ curves allow you to boost and cut crucial frequencies while maintaining a natural sound. Give both of the Pultecs a try, and you’ll see why the hardware is so renowned.
The ModEQ 6 and ModComp bundle offer visual audio sculpting tools in a modern user interface that allows users to tweak, modify, and dig in deep on each of the plug-in’s parameters. The ModEQ 6 offers useful Band Solo controls.
In order to hear each of the EQ bands as they’re tweaked, a built-in spectrum analyzer makes narrowing in on certain frequencies a breeze. ModComp offers brilliant options like a Dry/FX blend for parallel processing and auto makeup gain. With three styles of compression, you’ll find the right tone seamlessly.
A digital recreation of a classic solid-state opto-style compressor, the Apogee Opto-3A offers original controls like one knob Peak Reduction and Output Gain, while adding in useful new amenities like a sidechain HP filter, wet/dry blend knob, and more. Using the same looks and sound as the modeled hardware, the Opto-3A sounds great on guitars, vocals, and more.
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