PreSonus has released AudioBox GO, its “lightest, smallest, most portable audio interface yet”
AudioBox Go is a super-simple audio interface that promises to give you everything you need to start recording.
This 2-in/2-out, 24-bit/96kHz device comes with a PreSonus XMAX-L preamp that offers 50dB of gain and +48v phantom power. In addition, this comes on a combo jack that gives you a line-level input for synths, drum machines and the like, and there is a second dedicated instrument input for electric and bass guitars.
Other features includes balanced 1/4-inch outputs on the rear, and a headphones output on the front that comes with its own level control. A mix control is included for monitoring purposes, and there are also gain controls for the two inputs and a main output control.
The AudioBox Go has a USB-C connector and is compatible with PC, Mac, iOS and Android devices. It comes with a licence for PreSonus’s Studio One Prime DAW and Studio Magic software suite, which contains virtual instruments, effects plugins and more.
Steinberg has announced the availability of Cubasis 3.4
Cubasis 3.4 is an update to the mobile DAW that adds Ableton Link support and more.
New in Cubasis 3.4:
Ableton Link Support – No matter if you are using iOS, Android, desktop or hardware: Ableton Link support in Cubasis makes staying synchronized with other Link-enabled apps easy and effortless.
MIDI Recording Workflow Improvements – Cubasis 3.4 adds many features to make recording easier. A long tap on the locator range lets you place the locators in a new position to quickly start your recording. Use the Chord Buttons to create chord sequences, while recording melodies in one go. You want to find out how your pad sequence sounds at half speed? MIDI time-stretch lets you easily find out.
State Save / Total Recall Improvements – Cubasis 3.4 makes sure you will find the project in the exact same state as when you left the app last time. The editors remember the zoom level and position for each audio and MIDI event, allowing you to instantly continue with your edits. The same goes for the arranger, the mixer channel width, the setup choices you’ve made and more.
75+ Improvements – Cubasis 3.4 adds more than 75 improvements for performance and stability.
Cubasis 3.4 for iOS is available now for 49.99 euros, including German VAT, or $49.99. Cubasis 3.4 for Android is available for 29.99 euros, including German VAT, or $29.99
All eight of the OP-Z tracks are laid out on a single screen, so you have the full overview of what is going on. You can select projects and patterns directly from the editor, and all controllers can be automated. In addition, there is XY modulation of all parameters and a randomise option.
Editor Features:
Select Projects and Pattern directly from Editor.
Complex sound changes can be made easily and quickly.
Direct access to the sound parameters
All controllers can be automated.
X-Y modulation of all parameters
Generate parameters randomly
You can use your OP-Z as a sound module in the DAW
The Editor is available for PC as VST / Standalone 32/64 bit and for MAC as VST / AU / Standalone 64 bit and MAC-M1.
The Editor costs merely $7.90/€6.90, and breathe new life into your OP-Z when you are using it with your DAW. You can get it now on the Momo website
