Showing posts with label Phonic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phonic. Show all posts

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Phonic Midihub MIDI-USB Interface

Phonic Midihub MIDI-USB Interface Review



Phonic Midihub MIDI-USB Interface Feature

  • Two MIDI inputs and two MIDI outputs
  • 32 discrete MIDI input channels
  • 32 discrete MIDI output channels
  • USB bus powered or through external power supply
  • MIDI 'thru' switch
Two MIDI inputs and two MIDI outputs 32 discrete MIDI input channels 32 discrete MIDI output channels USB bus powered or through external power supply MIDI 'thru' switch LED indicators Compact and lightweight Compatible with Windows XP and Mac OSX There's no more need to upgrade your computer with a MIDI card. Get up to 32 discrete MIDI input channels in your computer just by plugging the Midi Hub into your USB port. The MIDI Hub allows you to connect multiple MIDI devices to your computer, giving you 32 discrete input channels with two MIDI inputs, and two MIDI outputs give you 32 discrete output channels. Best of all, this device is extremely portable and works with your desktop or laptop computer. USB bus powering means you don't have to carry around a bulky power adapter, although an AC/DC jack is available if you don't want to drain your laptop's battery (external power supply not included). And when your computer is turned off a switch gives you basic MIDI throughput. The MIDI Hub is like getting an upgrade for your computer with a whole lot more.


Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Phonic Portable FireWire Unit FIREFLY-302

Phonic Portable FireWire Unit FIREFLY-302 Review



Phonic Portable FireWire Unit FIREFLY-302 Feature

  • 5 in, 6 out, 24-bit/96kHz I/O
  • Stereo headphone output
  • Dual FireWire ports with bus-power
5 x 6 24-bit/192kHz FireWire stream I/O 2 x 2 analog operation (RCA) Front-panel microphone in (XLR) with +48V phantom power Headphone output with dedicated level control Low-latency ASIO software direct monitoring Power indicator LED Powered via FireWire bus or included DC power supply Dual FireWire ports (6- and 4-pin) with bus-power Easy-to-see accurate LED sig and clip indicators for input and output Mac OSX and Windows XP, Vista and 7 compatible The new Phonic Firefly 302 Plus Portable FireWire unit is an easy-to-use, high-quality interface for songwriters to record guitars, keyboards, vocals and more to the computer. Featured are 3 analog (XLR, 1/4" and RCA) inputs and 2 analog outputs, which are streamed to and from the computer in real time through the 24-bit/192kHz FireWire connection. Compatible with the most popular of Digital Audio Workstation software, this compact, bus-powered unit is small enough to go anywhere you want to take your music. Both simple and compact, the Firefly is the most convenient FireWire audio device you will find.


Thursday, June 16, 2011

Phonic Digital Recording Interface DIGITRACK

Phonic Digital Recording Interface DIGITRACK Review



Phonic Digital Recording Interface DIGITRACK Feature

  • Instant high-quality digital stereo recordings on your computer
  • USB bus powered - no external power supply
  • Stereo RCA and S/PDIF inputs and outputs let you choose how to route the signal
  • No digital-to-analog conversion with S/PDIF digital input and output
  • Works with PC or Mac - no setup or drivers required
USB computer interface 16-bit / 48 kHz digital stereo quality S/PDIF digital input and output Stereo RCA input and output 3.5 mm mini stereo headphone jack with volume control USB bus powered Signal indicators No drivers required to operate Compatible with Windows XP and Mac OSX Compact and lightweight Digitrack is an inexpensive way to get high-quality digital audio recordings in an extremely portable computer interface. The Digitrack accepts digital input through S/PDIF, or analog input through stereo RCA jacks. Plug the USB cable into your computer and you instantly get high-quality digital audio without the sound degradation resulting from digital-to-analog conversion. Use the Digitrack to record, or to playback audio from your computer through your home stereo. Digital and analog outputs deliver great sound and give you a variety of options of where you route the audio. The headphone jack lets you monitor the input and output. Or, use the headphone jack to listen to your computer and get better quality sound by avoiding computer grounding noise. Best of all, Phonic's Digitrack is extremely portable. It gets power from the computer through the USB cable so you don't have to carry around a bulky power adapter.