Apogee Symphony I/O MKII Audio Interface

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Select the connectivity option that best suits your studio setup. The Apogee Symphony I/O MKII offers three connectivity modules to choose from: Thunderbolt, Pro Tools + (Dante & Pro Tools), and Waves SoundGrid.

The Apogee Symphony I/O MKII Modules are the heart and soul of the Apogee Symphony I/O MKII, offering you complete flexibility to create your ideal interface. Our special edition modules deliver the highest performance system we’ve ever designed.

With Apogee Symphony I/O MKII Thunderbolt’s Monitor Workflows, you can easily configure and manage your monitoring system for Dolby Atmos, Sony 360 Reality Audio, and other immersive audio setups, with control of up to 32 speaker outputs.

Features

• Best AD/DA conversion of any Thunderbolt Audio Interface
• Up to 32 Channels of modular analogue I/O
• Ultra-low latency performance
• Intuitive touchscreen display
• Designed and Built in the U.S.A.
• Connectivity options: Pro Tools Plus, Thunderbolt, & SoundGrid
• Thunderbolt: Mac OS only 10.10 and above
• Pro Tools HD/HDX: Any Mac or PC running Pro Tools HD 9 or greater.
• Symphony Mk II Dante is also PC compatible

8×8 Mk II Module
Provides a total of 16 channels of audio input and output: – 8 channels of analogue input and output – 8 channels of digital input and 8 channels of digital output through either the AES DB25 connector (Yamaha Pin-out configuration), or Optical ports.

Digital Coaxial RCA S/PDIF ports are also provided.

• SPDIF IN replaces a pair of analogue or digital audio inputs. Routing of the S/PDIF input is set with the S/PDIF Replaces drop down menu, found in the Symphony Control Software’s Device Sidebar.
• SPDIF OUT will duplicate any pair of analogue or digital audio outputs. Routing of the S/PDIF Output is set with the S/ PDIF Mirrors drop down menu, found in the Symphony Control Software’s Device Sidebar.

16×16 Mk II Module
Provides 16 channels of analogue input and output. Digital Coaxial RCA S/PDIF ports are also provided.

• SPDIF IN replaces a pair of analogue or digital audio inputs. Routing of the S/PDIF input is set with the S/PDIF Replaces drop down menu, found in the Symphony Control Software’s Device Sidebar.
• SPDIF OUT will duplicate any pair of analogue or digital audio outputs. Routing of the S/PDIF Output is set with the S/ PDIF Mirrors drop down menu, found in the Symphony Control Software’s Device Sidebar.

Mic Pre Module
The Mic Preamp Module upgrades the functionality of any 8×8 or 16×16 module by adding mic preamps to the existing line inputs. A direct connection between the Mic Preamp Module and the Analog I/O Module inserts a mic preamp stage before the line inputs.

1. INSTRUMENTS 1-4 – These 1/4″ TS connectors accept input from a wide range of instruments, including keyboards, guitars and other electronic instruments. The input impedance is high enough to avoid the loading of input sources such as passive electric guitars and basses.
2. INSERTS Send 1-8 – This DB-25 connector provides 8 analogue balanced line level sends routed after each channel’s mic preamp stage.
3. INSERTS Return 1-8 – This DB-25 connector accepts 8 analogue balanced line level returns routed before each channel’s A/D conversion stage. Use the INSERT sends and returns to insert analogue line level gear (such as compressors and equalizers) between a channel’s mic preamp and A/D conversion stage.

2×6 Analog + AES + 8 Optical Module
Provides up to 12 channels of audio input, and up to 16 channels of audio output.

The Optical format is selected in the Symphony Control Software’s I/O View of the Primary Window.

Digital Coaxial RCA S/PDIF ports are also provided.

• SPDIF IN replaces a pair of analogue or digital audio inputs. Routing of the S/PDIF input is set with the S/PDIF Replaces drop down menu, found in the Symphony Control Software’s Device Sidebar.
• SPDIF OUT will duplicate any pair of analogue or digital audio outputs. Routing of the S/PDIF Output is set with the S/ PDIF Mirrors drop down menu, found in the Symphony Control Software’s Device Sidebar.