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Ultimate sound quality
Best Apogee interface ever
Symphony I/O is the result of Apogee’s 25 years of research and development, taking legendary sound quality to the next level.
Total flexibility: Built to grow with your studio
Modular design, flexible I/O and future-proof connectivity make Symphony I/O a long term sound investment.
Complete compatibility:
Audio Interface Mode (AIM)
With a simple selection on the front panel, AIM transforms Symphony I/O into an interface optimized for your studio.
Artists using Symphony I/O
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Sample Studio Configurations
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Symphony I/O | Studio 8x8 |
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Symphony I/O Studio 8x8 is the direct path to pristine sound quality for the engineer, producer or musician who simply wants 8 channels of un-compromised AD/DA conversion for their Mac based studio. |
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Symphony I/O | Studio 8x8 |
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8 world-class microphone preamps and 8 channels of premium AD/DA conversion in one unit for the most portable, professional recording rig |
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Symphony I/O | Studio 24x8 |
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Studio 24x8 is ideal for music makers looking to capture the best take with some serious I/O, ultra low latency and pristine conversion. Great for recording live and mixing in the box. |
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Symphony I/O | Studio 48x48 |
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For the large studio, put your money where your sound is with 48 channels of pristine Apogee AD/DA conversion that will clearly capture every nuance and character of your performers and your console. |
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Videos
Recording Jazz with Symphony I/O
and the new Mic Pre Module
Joe Barresi records guitars with
the new Mic Pre Module
Nathan Chapman and Joe West
on Symphony I/O
Symphony I/O Sound Samples
Symphony 64 | Thunderbolt
64 Channel Thunderbolt connection for Apogee Symphony I/O
Connect Symphony I/O to any Thunderbolt™ equipped Mac for true Thunderbolt compatibility and performance. The Symphony | 64 Thunderbolt card will also connect X-Symphony equipped AD-16X, DA-16X and Rosetta Series converters to Thunderbolt Macs.
Release date and price to be announced
Product updates
Symphony I/O Release 4.2 - Preview
Release features:
- Supports use of 1 Symphony I/O and supported combinations of X-Symphony-equipped Apogee Legacy interfaces (AD-16X, DA-16X, Rosetta 800) with 1 Symphony 64 card
- Provides support for Apogee Legacy units with Maestro 2 and OS X Lion
- Supports use of Symphony I/O (in Pro Tools HD mode) with Avid HD-X PCIe cards, provides bug fixes when using the Avid Pro Tools Native PCIe card
- Supports the new 16x16 Analog I/O Module for up to 32 channels of I/O per Symphony I/O chassis
- Supports "star" clocking mode in Symphony and Pro Tools HD AIM (essential when using Symphony I/O with Apogee Legacy interfaces)
Availability: 2nd quarter, 2012
Price: Free download from Apogee website
Awards
Sound On Sound
Best Audio Interface Award 2012
Reviews
Customer Reviews
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Sky is the limit
"Rock and roll, sweetness, awe, I am on cloud 9 with this superb piece of gear. You can tell immediately that Apogee has spared no expense to go a level beyond where there were. If you think they were good...........think again. Then there is the simplicity of set up."
Media Reviews
Professional Audio (Germany): October 2011
"With the Symphony I/O Apogee has created an audio interface with cult potential that belongs to the absolute top devices in the market. It is enormously pliable because of the modular design and the performance is outstanding. Soundwise the new converters exceed the highly respected older Apogee converters."
KCRW Sessions
Recorded live with Symphony I/O at Apogee's Berkeley Street Studio
Along with hosting and recording KCRW’s sessions with Symphony I/O, Apogee’s Berkeley Street Studio has been a host to legendary recording artists, up-and-coming artist showcases, and serves as “The Lab” for Apogee’s product development and testing. In its short but amazing history, icons such as John Fogerty, Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones, Johnny Hallyday, Vonda Shepard, Butch Walker, John Forte, Ozomatli and many more have recorded and performed at Berkeley Street.
