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Focusrite expand the Saffire range with their new Virtual Reference Monitoring technology.
With upgraded mic amps and A-D conversion in their MkII versions, do Focusrites latest eight-channel preamps still lead the way at this price point?
With the installation of RedNet, the London College of Music (part of the University of West London) is at...
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This spring, buy any new Focusrite, Novation or KRK product from a participating UK dealer and complete the form on Focusrite...
Recording with RedNet over Dante at Edinburgh Napier University
Focusrite's UK RedNet product specialist, Adrian...
To celebrate their 25th anniversary, Focusrite are giving you and three bandmates a chance to record a track with Guy Massey at AIR Studios in London, and they've also made a beautiful documentary tracking down the last remaining Studio Consoles.
Focusrite's latest offering is compatible with all iPads with Lightning connectors (4th gen iPad, iPad Air and all iPad Minis), features two Focusrite preamps, line inputs and an instrument DI, independent stereo monitor and headpohone outputs, and a USB port for connecting class-compliant MIDI instruments and controllers.
Although not the first on the iPad dock scene, Focusrite's latest offering, the iTrack Dock looks rather good. Compatible with all iPads with Lightning connectors (4th gen iPad, iPad Air and all iPad Minis), the iTrack Dock features two Focusrite preamps, line inputs and an instrument DI, independent stereo monitor and headpohone outputs, and a USB port for connecting class-compliant MIDI instruments and controllers.
For those of us who find our headphone mixes don't translate well, Focusrite have created a virtual listening environment that replicates the experience of monitoring on speakers.
