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| USB direct box featuring 24/96 performance, compatible with Windows XP, Vista and Mac OS 10.4 and above |
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24-bit, 96kHz USB Direct Box
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Where to Buy
Record or Practice Anytime, Anywhere!
The CEntrance AxePort Pro is a USB direct box that instantly creates a recording studio wherever you are – at your home, on the tour bus or at your hotel. AxePort Pro is a perfect way to quickly record an idea, jam with an amp or practice silently with a pair of headphones.
AxePort Pro features 24-bit/96kHz performance, a loud headphone output, and a software-controlled wet/dry mix that allows you to hear zero latency monitoring (dry), your plug-ins and other effects (wet) -- or a mix of both. Volume adjustments couldn't be easier with AxePort Pro's conveniently located "axe" and "phones/amp" knobs for gain and level control. AxePort Pro is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Mac OS X 10.4 and above, and LINUX. |
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Included Software
PC Users: Universal Driver
- Offers "wet/dry" monitor mix control
- Aggregates multiple AxePort Pro and/or MicPort Pro USB mic preamps, especially for live setups
- ASIO compatibility
Mac Users: AxePort Pro Control Panel for "wet/dry" monitor mix control |
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A Great Recording Solution for a Bad Economy
In a world where travel is increasingly expensive, AxePort Pro allows you to play with musicians located thousands of miles away. Plug into any computer, record your part and send it to be mixed. Offering a low-noise Hi-Z preamp, 24-bit 96kHz audio quality and a professional USB interface AxePort Pro unleashes creativity for guitar and bass players everywhere.
Wet/Dry Monitor Mix Control
By far the best feature of AxePort Pro is its unique "wet/dry" slider in the Universal Driver software control panel for Mac and Windows, which allows you to mix the "dry" zero-latency input signal with the "wet" return from your DAW including effects plug-ins. Because virtual amplifier and effects plug-ins introduce a noticeable amount of audio delay, you can blend between the direct input—which has zero delay—and the DAW output to balance the amplifier tone in a way that minimizes software latency and allows easier performance and recording.
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