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Robert DeLong

At 3:46 into the video tour of his live setup, DeLong says, "...this little guy... it's a Focusrite Saffire Pro 24. Just a simple audio i... more

Jeffrey Jey

I mainly use this when I have a stable on road place to produce...Like in a Hotel where I stay for a few days. more

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Pierce Fulton

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tan_bvumburah|83

5yover 5 years ago

powerful little box

essentially a studio in a box nice preamps all round mighty sound

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tutui|460

3yalmost 3 years ago

I had one

Had one years ago. Very stable, but sounds a little plastic for my taste. At least, the preamps was better (vibe) than M-audio, Presonus or MOTU.

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bvchelors|164

6yover 6 years ago

Good

good

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highme|157

5yalmost 5 years ago

Very good Interface

I've had USB Interfaces before and although nowadays USB speed performance/latency is quite good I think Fire-wire is more stable and besides it allows you to have another USB port free for a midi instrument or an external hard drive. It has two extra inputs on the back that are quite handy if you want to connect something in stereo mode or let's say two additional channels. What I also find quite useful is that the two front inputs can change from direct line to a mic line (48v) with just a click from the virtual mixer The design is quite good and sober, I usually like dark colors. The knobs and the rest of the components seems very durable. Haven't got a single issue in the two years I've been using it together with a Macbook Pro Mid 12. Last but not least, the interface comes along with a virtual platform that lets you separate the mixes and channels.

I will definetely recommend this product

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glitchcpt|134

6yover 6 years ago

A+

Theirs a special place in my heart for this sweet thing

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Description

The Focusrite Saffire PRO 24 is a 16 In/8 Out FireWire audio interface designed for the modern home studio environment. An unparalleled preamp legacy forms the foundation, with 2 award-winning Focusrite preamps. Legendary sonic performance and a host of I/O options combine in the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 with the very latest in mix control software to deliver seamless integration, excellent routing flexibility and rock-solid driver stability.

Focusrite's popular Saffire Firewire interfaces are fully compatible with Thunderbolt ports on Mac computers. All you need to connect the two is a FireWire 400-800 cable (included with all new Saffire interfaces later this year) and the Thunderbolt to FireWire 800 adapter (not included). Simply plug this into the Thunderbolt port on your computer and connect the FireWire interface - it's as simple as that. Saffire interfaces are 100% compatible with Thunderbolt using this adaptor.

All Saffire FireWire and Thunderbolt-compatible interfaces now come bundled with Focusrite's Midnight plug-in suite for free upon registration. The Midnight plug-in suite models two of the most iconic Focusrite modules of all time - the ISA110 equaliser and ISA130 compressor - and gives them elegant, functional on-screen front panels for easy control.

Note: Includes the Focusrite Red 2 and Red 3 Plug-In Suite (AAX/AU/VST) upon registration of interface. Accurately modeled on the classic Red 2 EQ and Red 3 Compressor, the Red plug-ins let you exploit the sound of the hardware originals, conveniently from within Pro Tools (10 and above) and other audio software.