England Releases Focusrite Saffire Pro to the World

Until recently, just about all audio multi-channel interfaces provided primarily line-level inputs that would require adding a preamp or a mixer whenever you wanted to make a recording of multiple mics at the same time. A mixer would also be required if you needed to bring about a lot of  monitor mixes to a number of performers, letting them listen to  themselves without any latent period.The Focusrite's unique preamp legacy creates the basics associated with this latest interface, with its eight preamps, which is combined with the newest Firewire technology to allow for smooth integration, outstanding routing and future development adaptability and offering stability in its drivers. Every Focusrite Firewire product is compatible with Windows 7, although there are some that would require you to have a Windows Legacy Firewire driver.Sonic integrity rules as well with the Focusrite Saffire PRO 40. All of its eight preamps guarantee less distortion and noise, whilst having the technology of the JetPLL jitter-reduction and superior digital conversion to ensure great quality when the audio streams through digital and analogue domains. Together with its preamps it also offers a number of extra I/O selections, such as 20 input and 20 output, 2x stereo S/PDIF, ADAT I/O, ten analogue outputs, and two 'loopback' inputs in charge for routing the digital audio in between computer programs. Each channel provides phantom power when using the initial two channels, along with the 9dB pads involved for added space. It also provides a front panel five-step LED metering in every analogue input, which provides correct level viewing.The Saffire MixControl, which happens to be 18 x 16 DSP ultra-low-latency Router/Mixer software supplied with the Saffire PRO 40, provides an entire new standard in value for money  audio interface management. This features incomparable output monitoring and routing, along with the spontaneous one-click choices, a concise and clear mixing presentation and huge metering on-screen with the sub-mix, inputs and outputs.It is also supplied with two headphone buses, each having level controls located on the front panel. An independent stereo monitor mix output includes pads to improve the quality of sound when linked with active monitor speakers. It also has an ‘anti-wallop' circuit, which protects the monitor speakers surge at start-up or shut down. The controls in the front panel involve the main monitor dial, which has a mute and dim switch, each of these are totally integrated with custom software to meet all monitoring requirement and give a full set of configuration controls for any full  stereo surround sound basic. With this new innovation, England outshines others in offering this kind of technological advance. Anybody involved in the music business would definitely benefit from taking a look at the Focusrite Saffire PRO 40.