Is RME Babyface good?
The RME Babyface Pro FS is a professional 24-Channel, USB bus-powered audio interface with pristine sound quality; fantastic wordclock accuracy courtesy of the new ‘FS’ (femtosecond) clocking circuitry; and ultra-low latency performance on Mac, PC and iPad.
Is the Apollo Twin a good preamp?
The Apollo Twin brings impressive sound quality and UA plug-ins to the desktop, along with unusually versatile mic preamps! As with the larger Apollo and Apollo 16, this makes it possible not only to use UA plug-ins at mixdown, but to employ them in the monitor or record path with very low latency.
Is Babyface Pro bus powered?
24-Channel 192 kHz bus-powered professional USB 2.0 Audio Interface. The exciting new Babyface Pro once again demonstrates RME’s absolute commitment to superior craftsmanship, not only in audio circuits and driver development, but also in mechanics.
Is RME Babyface class compliant?
Like its big brother, the Fireface UCX, the RME Babyface now features full USB Audio 2.0 Class Compliance for connections to the iPad™ and a stand-alone mode.
Does RME Babyface have DSP?
Like all the latest RME interfaces, the Babyface Pro FS also includes the powerful digital real-time mixer TotalMix FX. The FPGA-based DSP mixer adds a flexible, 3-band parametric equalizer to all inputs and outputs. Reverb and delay FX are also available.
Should I buy an Apollo?
You should buy the Universal Audio Apollo Twin USB if you’re not using an Apple computer. Universal Audio works almost exclusively with Thunderbolt technology (and Apple), but they were nice enough to create ONE alternative. If you’re running Windows, your best option is the Apollo Twin USB.