Solid State Logic Black Harrison Audio Flex-10 Usb C And Adat Audio Interface With H-Drive Preamps (Black)
Harrison Audio Flex-10 brings classic Harrison analog character into a modern desktop recording interface. Its 10-input, 12-output architecture combines 32 bit/192 kHz conversion with USB-C and ADAT connectivity, giving musicians and producers a compact way to capture detailed audio while adding the smooth tonal character associated with Harrison consoles.Console-Inspired Front EndTwo Harrison high-performance microphone preamps form the front end, with H-Drive transformer circuits for controllable saturation and musical color. Classic high-pass and low-pass filters, derived from Harrison 32 Series console design, provide direct tone shaping before the signal reaches the DAW. Two front panel Hi-Z instrument inputs make it easy to connect guitar, bass, and other instrument-level sources.Hybrid Studio ConnectivityBalanced insert points on both channels let you place external processors directly in the recording path. Eight channels of ADAT I/O expand the system for larger sessions, while MIDI I/O on 3.5 mm TRS connectors supports synths, drum machines, and other MIDI hardware. Two independent monitor outputs with dedicated level controls and two headphone outputs support flexible monitoring for solo sessions or collaboration.Hardware and Software WorkflowFlex-10 pairs its analog front end with modern conversion and computer integration. It is class compliant with Mac OS and works on Windows with the provided ASIO driver. Harrison Mixbus 12 DAW and the Harrison Creator Pack software bundle add recording, mixing, virtual instruments, plug-ins, loops, and samples for a complete production workflow from tracking through mixdown.
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Details:Solid State Logic Black Harrison Audio Flex-10 Usb C And Adat Audio Interface With H-Drive Preamps (Black)
Harrison Audio Flex-10 brings classic Harrison analog character into a modern desktop recording interface. Its 10-input, 12-output architecture combines 32 bit/192 kHz conversion with USB-C and ADAT connectivity, giving musicians and producers a compact way to capture detailed audio while adding the smooth tonal character associated with Harrison consoles.Console-Inspired Front EndTwo Harrison high-performance microphone preamps form the front end, with H-Drive transformer circuits for controllable saturation and musical color. Classic high-pass and low-pass filters, derived from Harrison 32 Series console design, provide direct tone shaping before the signal reaches the DAW. Two front panel Hi-Z instrument inputs make it easy to connect guitar, bass, and other instrument-level sources.Hybrid Studio ConnectivityBalanced insert points on both channels let you place external processors directly in the recording path. Eight channels of ADAT I/O expand the system for larger sessions, while MIDI I/O on 3.5 mm TRS connectors supports synths, drum machines, and other MIDI hardware. Two independent monitor outputs with dedicated level controls and two headphone outputs support flexible monitoring for solo sessions or collaboration.Hardware and Software WorkflowFlex-10 pairs its analog front end with modern conversion and computer integration. It is class compliant with Mac OS and works on Windows with the provided ASIO driver. Harrison Mixbus 12 DAW and the Harrison Creator Pack software bundle add recording, mixing, virtual instruments, plug-ins, loops, and samples for a complete production workflow from tracking through mixdown.
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Harrison Audio Flex-10 brings classic Harrison analog character into a modern desktop recording interface. Its 10-input, 12-output architecture combines 32 bit/192 kHz conversion with USB-C and ADAT connectivity, giving musicians and producers a compact way to capture detailed audio while adding the smooth tonal character associated with Harrison consoles.Console-Inspired Front EndTwo Harrison high-performance microphone preamps form the front end, with H-Drive transformer circuits for controllable saturation and musical color. Classic high-pass and low-pass filters, derived from Harrison 32 Series console design, provide direct tone shaping before the signal reaches the DAW. Two front panel Hi-Z instrument inputs make it easy to connect guitar, bass, and other instrument-level sources.Hybrid Studio ConnectivityBalanced insert points on both channels let you place external processors directly in the recording path. Eight channels of ADAT I/O expand the system for larger sessions, while MIDI I/O on 3.5 mm TRS connectors supports synths, drum machines, and other MIDI hardware. Two independent monitor outputs with dedicated level controls and two headphone outputs support flexible monitoring for solo sessions or collaboration.Hardware and Software WorkflowFlex-10 pairs its analog front end with modern conversion and computer integration. It is class compliant with Mac OS and works on Windows with the provided ASIO driver. Harrison Mixbus 12 DAW and the Harrison Creator Pack software bundle add recording, mixing, virtual instruments, plug-ins, loops, and samples for a complete production workflow from tracking through mixdown.
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Brand | Harrison Audio |
Color | black |
Size | large |
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