The UAX220 by Digigram is the first professional USB Audio interface that has been specifically designed for broadcast and other demanding pro audio applications. It features 2/2 high-quality analog inputs/outputs, dedicated headphone output, pro XLR connectors and zero latency monitoring. Mac.PC compliant. $450 US.
-paul.
Ever since the advent of the iPhone, I’ve always tried to have an iPhone optimized theme for my sites. For […]
My wife wants the timer used on Top Chef for Christmas. I figured, easy enough, I’ll just go to Google […]
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has added the VoloMedia podcast patent to it’s “Most Wanted” style list for its Patent-Busting Project. I […]
The new beta retweet feature showed up in my Twitter account today. Here is a quick rundown. Retweets using this function […]
We’ve started posting more content to the Podcast Academy site. If you’re looking for great presentations about all things podcasting […]
Reel Reviews #63: “Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?” Time to go back to a classic “Lone […]
Reel Reviews #62: “I don’t drink, I don’t smoke, I don’t do drugs… I play video games.” A fascinating documentary […]
Reel Reviews #61: “Michael Jordan plays ball. Charles Manson kills people. I talk.” A great comedy that takes […]
Reel Reviews #60: “If Plato is a fine red wine, then Aristotle is a dry martini.” Time to enjoy the […]
Reel Reviews #59: “Are you gonna bark all day little doggie, or are you going to bite?” Today we look […]
The Podcast Academy™ is the longest running professional podcast training event in existence. Held at locations such as Duke University, Boston University, the Yahoo! campus, and the Podcast & New Media Expo, we offer one and two day-long courses that have attendees returning year after year.
Be sure to check out our new book: Podcast Academy: The Business Podcasting Book: Launching, Marketing, and Measuring Your Podcast
Woah! Cool. Is it USB 2.0?
No, its USB 1.1 and capable of 24bit/48khz audio. I must admit I was a bit surprised in the price…
-paul.
Am I missing something here or is this the killer product of 1999?