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1
Yes
,
Apogee
interfaces
including
Duet
,
ONE
,
and
Quartet
have
been
tested
and
work
well
with
USB
3
.
0
ports
.
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To find out what version of Maestro you have installed:
- Open Maestro 2 (found in your Mac's application folder) and click on the “Apogee Maestro 2″ menu in the upper left-hand corner of the desktop menu bar
- select “About Maestro 2″. This will bring up a window showing you which version you have installed (see example below)
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September 4, 2012
Quartet, Quartet: Compatibility, Quartet: General, Quartet: How To
0
Before
you
get
started
,
make
sure
that
you
have
updated
the
firmware
on
both
Quartets
to
the
most
recent
version
.
After
the
firmware
has
been
updated
,
run
the
most
recent
Quartet
software
installer
.
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nbsp
;
Setup
1
)
After
you
have
ran
the
software
installer
,
open
up
"
Audio
MIDI
Setup
",
found
in
Applications
&
gt
;
Utilities
.
2
)
Make
sure
both
Quartets
are
set
to
the
same
sample
-
rate
by
selecting
each
device
and
choosing
the
correct
sample
-
rate
from
the
drop
-
down
menu
.
3
)
Create
an
Aggregate
Device
in
Audio
MIDI
Setup
by
clicking
on
the
"+"
icon
at
the
bottom
left
side
of
the
device
column
and
selecting
"
Create
Aggregate
Device
".
4
)
In
the
right
side
of
Audio
MIDI
Setup
,
select
the
checkbox
beside
each
Quartet
.
The
Clock
Source
drop
-
down
menu
should
blank
.
5
)
With
"
Aggregate
Device
"
still
selected
,
go
back
to
the
bottom
of
the
device
column
and
click
on
the
"
gear
"
icon
.
Choose
"
Use
This
Device
For
Sound
Input
"
and
"
Use
This
Device
For
Sound
Output
"
to
set
your
Aggregate
Device
as
the
default
input
&
amp
;
output
.
The
Aggregate
Device
should
now
show
the
speaker
and
mic
icons
next
to
it
.
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nbsp
;
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nbsp
;
Using Logic
1
)
Launch
Logic
and
go
to
the
Audio
Preferences
(
Logic
Pro
&
gt
;
Preferences
&
gt
;
Audio
).
Click
on
the
drop
-
down
menu
for
the
Output
Device
and
select
"
Aggregate
Device
".
It
should
automatically
select
Aggregate
Device
for
your
Input
Device
as
well
.
Click
the
"
Apply
Changes
"
button
at
the
bottom
of
the
window
.
2
)
To
set
up
the
I
/
O
labels
in
Logic
for
your
Aggregate
Device
,
go
to
the
Options
menu
,
select
"
Audio
"
and
then
"
I
/
O
Labels
".
The
I
/
O
Labels
window
will
appear
.
Click
anywhere
in
the
window
and
then
press
Command
-
A
to
select
all
.
Now
click
on
one
of
the
circles
in
the
"
Provided
by
Driver
"
column
.
This
will
select
all
of
the
i
/
o
labels
for
your
Aggregate
Device
.
Close
the
I
/
O
Labels
window
.
3
)
Now
you
'
re
ready
to
record
with
your
Aggregate
Device
!
Create
a
track
and
assign
your
input
and
output
.
&
nbsp
;
Hotplugging
devices
or
sleep
/
wake
while
Logic
is
open
isn
'
t
recommended
while
using
an
Aggregate
Device
.
If
you
hotplug
or
sleep
/
wake
,
you
may
have
to
quit
and
relaunch
Logic
.
&
nbsp
;
Using ProTools
1
)
Launch
ProTools
and
before
creating
or
opening
a
session
,
select
"
Playback
Engine
"
by
clicking
on
the
Setup
menu
.
Select
"
Aggregate
Device
"
in
the
top
drop
-
down
menu
for
the
Playback
Engine
and
then
click
"
OK
".
ProTools
may
have
to
quit
and
relaunch
after
this
.
2
)
After
you
'
ve
relaunched
ProTools
,
go
to
the
"
I
/
O
Setup
"
by
clicking
on
the
Setup
menu
and
selecting
"
I
/
O
".
After
the
I
/
O
Setup
window
opens
,
click
"
Default
"
in
both
the
input
and
output
tabs
.
3
)
You
can
customize
the
i
/
o
labels
by
double
-
clicking
on
an
entry
and
entering
a
label
of
your
choice
.
Hotplugging
devices
or
sleep
/
wake
while
ProTools
is
open
isn
'
t
recommended
while
using
an
Aggregate
Device
.
If
you
hotplug
or
sleep
/
wake
,
you
may
have
to
quit
and
relaunch
ProTools
.
&
nbsp
;
&
nbsp
;
Troubleshooting
If
you
ever
run
into
"
choppy
"
audio
or
clicks
and
pops
while
using
an
Aggregate
Device
,
here
is
a
list
of
troubleshooting
tips
:
-
Make
sure
both
devices
are
set
to
the
same
sample
-
rate
in
Audio
MIDI
Setup
-
Quit
and
relaunch
Logic
or
ProTools
.
-
Reload
the
driver
in
Logic
by
going
to
the
Audio
Preferences
,
toggling
the
I
/
O
Buffer
Size
back
&
amp
;
forth
and
then
clicking
"
Apply
Changes
".
-
Try
raising
the
I
/
O
Buffer
Size
in
Logic
'
s
Audio
Preferences
or
ProTools
'
Playback
Engine
.
-
Open
Audio
MIDI
Setup
,
delete
Aggregate
Device
and
create
a
new
Aggregate
Device
using
the
steps
above
.
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Quartet, Quartet: Compatibility, Quartet: General
1
Yes
,
if
the
Quartet
is
assigned
to
be
used
for
the
Macintosh
computers
Input
and
Output
,
audio
can
be
recorded
and
played
back
in
iMovie
through
the
Quartet
.
This
is
done
by
opening
the
Apple
Audio
MIDI
Setup
Utility
in
the
Utilities
folder
,
Selecting
the
Quartet
in
the
left
column
,
then
Right
or
Control
Click
on
it
and
select
"
Use
this
device
for
Sound
Input
and
Output
".
Alternatively
this
can
be
setup
in
System
Preferences
Sound
page
by
selecting
Quartet
for
Input
and
Output
.
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Apogee's 30-pin cable lets you connect Quartet to any Apple iOS device with a 30-pin dock connector*.
*Devices such as iPhone 5 and iPad Mini require Apple’s 
Apogee’s free Maestro app for iOS brings total hardware control to iPod touch, iPhone and iPad. The app includes all the same essential functions available on the Mac including low latency monitoring.