Apogee Symphony MKII

The Symphony I/O MKII is designed to emulate the Avid HD I/O, meaning it appears to your Pro Tools system exactly like an Avid interface. This ensures sample-accurate delay compensation and seamless integration without needing complex software workarounds.

The SE (Special Edition) modules represent Apogee's highest-tier conversion technology. With a D/A dynamic range of 128 dB and extremely low THD+N figures, these modules provide the cleanest, most transparent signal path Apogee offers for critical tracking and mixing.

Yes, this unit supports routing between Pro Tools, Dante networks, and the Symphony I/O modules via its dedicated peripheral port. It provides a robust bridge for professional studios that rely on networked audio distribution.

Not at all. The front panel features an intuitive touchscreen interface that allows you to manage I/O calibration directly on the device. You won't need to dive into complex software menus to get your levels set correctly.

Yes, the system is designed to support multiple units per HD port. This makes it a scalable solution for larger studios that need to expand their channel counts while maintaining the same high-fidelity conversion across the entire rig.

Yes, it is fully compatible with both Mac and PC systems running Pro Tools HDX, HD Native, or older Core/Accel systems. As long as you have the appropriate HD card installed, the interface will function as expected.