Apogee Electronics sets a new standard with the flagship Symphony I/O Mk II 32x32 Special Edition Pro Tools HD, an audio interface that features the latest and greatest conversion technology from Apogee for ultralow latency, noise, and distortion. Loaded with the two updated 16x16 SE AD/DA conversion cards, this interface sports 32x32 channels of analog balanced I/O on eight DB-25 connectors, plus S/PDIF I/O on four coaxial jacks for high-resolution sampling from 44.1 to 192 kHz.

On this interface, you also get a Mini-DigiLink Port with Loop Sync I/O for use with Pro Tools HD/HDX systems. Like all Apogee Symphony I/O Mk II units, the 32x32 SE is a modular interface, with compatibility for numerous optional modules, such as the eight mic preamp module, allowing you to easily set up different configurations that will suit any application. Control is easy via the bright front-panel touchscreen and the convenient Symphony I/O Monitor Workflow software. This unit includes an AC power cord to get you started.

High-Performance 192 kHz Conversion    Ultralow Noise and Distortion    Two Updated 32x32 AD/DA Converter Cards    32-Channel Analog Input and Output    Four Coaxial S/PDIF Connectors    Ultralow Latency Performance    Front-Panel Touchscreen and Control Knob    Mini-DigiLink Port for Pro Tools Rigs    Powerful 1/4" Headphone Port    Includes AC Power Cord

The 32x32 Special Edition is Apogee's best-performing conversion ever. With a greater dynamic range and a lower total harmonic distortion, your listening experience will change forever.

Start working with Immersive audio systems without needing an external monitor controller. Thanks to Symphony I/O's Monitor Workflow.

In an impressive feat of electrical engineering, the two 16x16 SE I/O modules have fewer parts than their predecessor while also running about 20% more efficiently. That means a cooler running interface, even in this fully loaded 32x32 chassis.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I wireless this flash without the Wireless Flash Trigger?

A: To use the Modus 600RT MK II off camera, the hahnel Viper TTL Wireless Group Flash Trigger for Sony, BH # HAHLVIPERTS is required. https://bhpho.to/3gCCsz8

Q: 2. Is this compatible with Avid Media Composer?

A: Software Supported: Final Cut Pro 6.0.5 or higher on Mac OS X The HD Express driver installer with Avid support is now available for download. This updated software installer provides compatibility with (and is required for) the Media Composer 6.5 family of products. if you prefer to edit more conveniently at a lower data rate, you can choose Apple ProRes, ProRes HQ, Avid DNxHD, or the codec of your choice in Avid Media Composer 6.5 or Apple Final Cut Pro for maximum CPU efficiency and smooth editing. In Premiere Pro on Windows, you can choose among several popular codecs, including DVCProHD. By choosing a codec directly supported by your host, you eliminate unnecessary extra stages of compression and decompression, which produces maximum CPU efficiency and smooth editing.

Q: 3. Which video encoder can work with this device? I found out that the Blackmagic Ultra Studio Mini doesn't work!

A: The Magewell USB Capture HDMI Gen 2, B&H # MA32060, is a great option that will work with this switcher. https://bhpho.to/2U96nkQ

Q: 4. I have an Asus Gaming laptop w/HDMI port. Using Adobe Premiere Elements to capture live DV. Will this device allow me to capture video?

A: This unit currently supports MAC operating software only. However Windows support will be coming soon, but that will work with Premiere Pro, not Elements. Also you will need a PCI Express Port on your laptop to connect it, the HDMI Port on your laptop is for outputting a monitor signal. You will not be able to capture video through that HDMI Port. You may want to look in to something like the Startech USB 3.0 Video Capture Device. This would allow you to capture a wide variety of inputs, it has included recording/streaming software and is compatible with Windows computers.

Q: 5. How well does this work for leagacy video transfer from VHS without dropping frames or stopping at dropped frames?

A: The HD Express likely would have worked well for this application, but since MOTU is moving away from video interfaces, I can't in good faith recommend the HD Express due to its compatibility limitations: If you need further assistance, please contact customerservice@motu.com.

Q: 6. does the hdmi out on the back output signal at the same time the hdmi out to the pci card is used?

A: Yes, the HDMI out port is available at the same time as the connection to the pci card.Thank you for your question.

Q: 7. I read on the MOTU site that this has no support for Premiere CC. Has anyone tested this? will it work as a capture device?

A: Yes, according to recent tests performed with this device and Adobe Premiere Pro CC, there was no compliance between the two products.

Q: 8. What's the difference between the momentary and dual momentary latching pedal? If I want to be able to switch sources by depressing the pedal once, which should I get?

A: The Roland V-02HD PAC1 kit comes with a unit that has a single foot pedal, while Roland V-02HD PAC2 has a dual foot pedal. Either will work to switch between sources, however if you have the dual pedal you can use one button to change transitions and the other to cut between sources.

Q: 9. Can I used this flash without the Wireless Flash Trigger? TY.

A: Yes.

Q: 10. I have an older Macbook Pro (around 2008). Will this work?I want to capture video from the component output of my old Sony HVR Z1U camcorder to 1080p in Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere Pro.Will this do it?Many thanks.

A: Sorry update: Not my Macbook Pro. My Mac Pro (tower).Couldn't find a way to edit the original question.