Focusrite launches iTrack Solo recording interface for iPad
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A circle of light surrounding the gain knobs (called a halo) indicates optimum recording levels
At the back of the unit there's a USB port, a Device Link port and left/right unbalanced RCA Phono monitor outputs
The iTrack Solo supports sample rates of up to 96 kHz/24-bit
The iTrack Solo features studio-quality guitar and microphone inputs, built-in AD/DA conversion and onboard monitoring
iTrack Solo features the same professional proprietary microphone pre-amp that's found in the company's flagship Liquid Saffire 56 interface
The instrument input has a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz (±0.2 dB), a gain range of 10 to 55 dB and a max input level of -3 dBu
The left/right unbalanced RCA Phono monitor outputs allow for connection to external speaker systems
Focusrite has released the iTrack Solo professional audio recording interface for the iPad, with studio-quality guitar and microphone inputs and built-in monitoring
Article Summary
British pro-audio manufacturer Focusrite has announced U.S. availability of its iTrack Solo audio recording interface for the iPad. Featuring studio-quality guitar and microphone inputs, the palm-sized device is claimed to be "the perfect companion for any singer/songwriter wanting to take their demos to the next level – with audio quality that's so good, they can be used in the final mix."
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