Yamaha AUDIOGRAM6 Computer Recording System
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- 2 mic/Hi-Z inputs
- 2 stereo inputs
- Phantom 48V power
- USB 1.1 bus powered; 16-bit 44.1/48 kHz
- Cubase AI included
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Product description
The AUDIOGRAM Series has been carefully designed to make setting up your computer-based recording environment an absolute breeze. Coming as a complete kit, the AUDIOGRAM6 and AUDIOGRAM3 each bundle together a hardware interface that adds audio inputs and outputs to your computer, software for recording and producing music, and a USB cable for connecting the audio interface. s such, either package will instantly turn your computer into a powerful yet intuitive tool for recording and editing audio from virtually any microphone or audio input device. What's more, setup is as easy as installing the bundled music-production application, CUBASE AI, on your computer and connecting the audio interface using the USB cable provided! You're then ready to connect instruments, microphones, CD players, MP3 players, and even old record or tape players for recording straight into CUBASE AI.
Product information
| Item Weight | 3.2 pounds |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 6.63 x 7.5 x 2.38 inches |
| ASIN | B00186FIN4 |
| Item model number | AUDIOGRAM6 |
| Customer Reviews |
3.7 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#119,476 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
#912 in Computer Recording Audio Interfaces |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | August 29, 2008 |
| Color Name | White |
| Size | One Size |
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A great feature is that you can adjust the volume of the what you are recording over right on the Audiogram. This can be adjusted independantly from the overall monitoring volume! It's great that you don't have to muck about with the Windows audio mixer to adjust the levels of playback through the Audiogram.
I am using this with Adobe Audition because I had a copy and it is what I'm familiar with. The Audiogram works perfectly with it. I did install Cubase and managed to work through all of the licensing stuff. The UI and usage paradigm is completely different from Audition and I found it to be far from intuitive to figure out how to use. I won't bother with Cubase again until I find myself in a situation where Audition won't do something I want. If I had to rely on using Cubase, I would not rate this product 5 stars.
I had no issues with noise. I have it connected to my Dell Studio 15 laptop.
In short, if you have multi-track audio software that you are familiar with and want to add on a low latency audio interface, the Audiogram will work well for. That also holds true if you have used Cubase before. If you are new to multi-track recording on a PC, you may want to include the purchase of usable multi-track audio software in your budget. I have no personal experience with it, but I've read that a product called Reaper is user friendly, powerful, and relatively inexpensive.
Having said that, I was able to use this device, in conjunction with a Powered USB Hub and plug it into my iPad2 with Garageband for iPad. The result was excellent. My mic produced the crisp sounds that I expected it to, and I was even able to simultaneously use another mic and instrument. I would therefore conclude that the my initial problem has nothing to do with the product, but rather with my inexperience in using Audio Interfaces in conjunction with music production software.
I gave the product a 4-star review, simply because it wasn't plug and play and requires a little more than a basic knowledge of computers to set it up correctly. This may not be suitable for everyone. The advantages far outweigh the negative. It has a sleek, sturdy, light build, and gives one the ability to revolutionize music production with very little. I also like that its features allow it to be used as a mixer, controlling compression and gain. For me the biggest plus was the 48 Phantom volts of power. This is very important for those who own condenser mics.
Pros:
-Extremely easy to use
-Works well with most OS' up to Windows 7
Cons:
-Does not have MIDI
-Male end of XLR cable gets stuck in interface, but it's not a deal breaker.
This is an excellent intermediate audio interface, great for recording, very clear sound.
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ただこれだけでは、Mixなど出来ないことも有りますので、用途に応じて買い分ける必要はあると思います。


















