Description MOTU 828es 28×32 Thunderbolt / USB 2.0 Audio Interface Introducing the 828es Thunderbolt/USB interface for Mac, PC and iOS Redesigned with renowned ESS Sabre32™ DAC technology and a new front panel layout, the 828es connects to a Mac, PC or iOS device over Thunderbolt™ or USB with low latency, high performance drivers to deliver 60 total channels of I/O, 48-channel mixing and 32-bit floating point DSP effects processing. Upgraded DAC, Dual Full-color Displays, and AVB Networking With the 828es, MOTU’s legendary audio interface has been retooled with an ESS Sabre32 DAC and dual full-color displays. This interface delivers pristine audio playback, with an outstanding 123dB of dynamic range. Its recording performance is just as impressive, with round-trip latency as low as 1.6ms at 96kHz.
A superb complement of I/O includes 60 simultaneous audio channels, two great-sounding mic preamps, a range of digital options, and AVB networking. Employ the 828es as a standalone mixer, or enjoy wireless control from your tablet, smartphone, and laptop. The 828es’s powerful DSP-driven mixer gives you 48-channel mixing, along with a range of great-sounding digital effects.
The 828es makes a fine centerpiece for any studio. High-end converters, ultra-low latency, and ample I/O offer top-shelf performance The 828es follows suit, packing top-notch sound, impressively low latency, and ample I/O into a single-rack enclosure. Renowned ESS Sabre32 DAC technology delivers 123dB of dynamic range, ensuring that the 828es’s analog audio quality can hang with the most impressive gear on the market. Optimized drivers yield round-trip latency as low as 1.6ms at 96kHz via Thunderbolt and 1.9ms via USB.
Packed with connectivity, the 828es includes two mic preamps, eight analog inputs, eight analog outputs, two analog XLR outputs, and a pair of stereo headphone outputs. The 828es also supplies you with 16 channels of ADAT, as well as stereo S/PDIF, MIDI, and word clock I/O. DSP-fueled mixer with EQ, compression, and effects. The MOTU 828es’s built-in digital mixer delivers large-console-style mixing with 48 channels, 7 stereo buses, 3 groups, access to 32 network inputs, and 32-bit floating-point effects processing, so building complex, latency-free routing schemes is a piece of cake. And routing is extremely flexible. Send any input to any output, or even multiple outputs. Add Classic Reverb, with lengths up to 60 seconds.
Motu 828es Thunderbolt Usb Audio Midi Interface For Macbook Pro
Sculpt your sound with a 4-band British parametric EQ. Apply vintage compression that’s modeled after the legendary LA-2A.
The 828es’s mixing and effects DSP engine exhibit virtually unlimited headroom and outstanding sound quality. Expand your system with additional AVB networkable audio interfaces Another extremely cool use of the 828es’s Ethernet connection is the ability to link more MOTU AVB-equipped audio interfaces to it. You can do this in one of two ways: directly via a simple Ethernet cable or as part of an audio network via one or more MOTU AVB Switches. If you go with just a single Ethernet cable, you can easily link a second 828es or other AVB-ready device directly to your first one.
With MOTU AVB Switches, you can create an audio network of up to five units, potentially linking hundreds of channels of I/O across multiple rooms. And since it’s all over standard Cat-5e Ethernet cable, latency and long cable runs aren’t an issue.