Still a desktop-format 2-in/-6-out interface with 24-bit/192kHz capabilities, the Apollo Twin MkII would be almost indistinguishable from the original were it not now black rather than silver. This last port is for adding up to eight analogue inputs via ADAT. Not forgetting the stereo S/PDIF out, Headphones out and a TOSLINK port. It also has a Hi-Z quarter-inch guitar input (overriding Mic/Line 1 when occupied), four quarter-inch output jacks (two Monitor, two Line). The back panel and front edge house two combi Mic/Line inputs. Input and output metering are provided by four five-segment LED ladders. The top panel centers on a satisfyingly oversized knob, controlling Monitor or Preamp input levels, as selected with the two buttons flanking it and six Option buttons, contextualised by an LED icon strip, that again change function depending on whether the unit is in Monitor or Preamp mode. The new Apollo Twin MkII is essentially more of the same, but with a few minor improvements, and an optional DSP upgrade.
If you’re looking for an industry leading interface for a professional sound, look no further than the Apollo Twin.Ī scaled-down alternative to Universal Audio’s flagship Apollo 8 and 16, the original Apollo Twin has been giving ‘the rest of us’ access to those mythical Unison preamps, first-class I/O and swanky UAD plugins for three years now.
This interface differs from most of the others that we have covered as it requires a Thunderbolt connection to be used with your computer. With a sturdy build and unique look, the Apollo Twin is also an excellent interface with the tone feel and flow of an analog controller. In fact, in a recent NGHTMRE Snapchat he can be seen using this great interface while teasing one of his newest releases. The Apollo Twin is an EDM industry favorite. Now, the main selling point of this audio interface lies in the unit’s internal circuitry and the connectivity type (being thunderbolt), which mean that it can provide sub-2ms round-trip latency, which is extremely low! The audio interface comes with a Universal Audio Plugin Bundle, which includes: Legacy versions of the LA-2A, 1176LN, Pultec EQP-1A, plus Softube Amp Room Essentials, Raw Distortion, 610-B Tube Preamp & EQ, and moreĪdditionally, the interface has some other useful features, such as a built-in talkback microphone, which is ideal for a professional studio environment. The Apollo Twin MKII Solo by Universal Audio can be accurately described as the creme-de-la-creme of audio interfaces when it comes to the quality of its components and its overall build. The unit provides 2 XLR/TRS combination inputs, an optical input, as well as 4 line outputs, making it decent for musicians who only need a few inputs for simultaneous recording.
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