Antelope Announces Galaxy 32 Synergy Core 32-Channel Audio Interface with Dante, HDX, and Thunderbolt 3

Unlike some of the fundamental decisions regarding audio interfaces that are enforced by audio manufacturers, some companies prefer to go the opposite path and support all options that make sense for the market. That is the case with Antelope Audio and its latest Galaxy 32 Synergy Core multichannel audio interface and high-end AD/DA converter. 64-bit AFC technology, and Synergy Core real-time effects processing contribute to make this 1U solution even more attractive

With competition in the studio recording and particularly in the music production market segments heating up while computer interfaces and network technologies continue to evolve at a fast pace, Avid finds itself increasingly in a hot spot. The industry standard Pro Tools software is facing aggressive competition from all directions, while Avid's hardware days are now long gone. The company needed to do something for the project/small studio market, which they are loosing fast, and so they launched Pro Tools Carbon, a new audio interface.

Antelope Audio announced availability of its Goliath HD Gen 3 audio interface, which features Thunderbolt, USB 3.0, Pro Tools HDX and MADI connections. The new studio interface offers state-of-the-art AD/DA converters and already includes a complimentary Edge Duo microphone with switchable polar patterns and realtime mic modeling via onboard FPGA-powered emulations and Accusonic mic preamps.

Waves Audio had much to show at the 137th AES Convention in Los Angeles, including many news to share regarding their plug-in range. But the focus for the company’s presence was undoubtedly their studio and live sound range of solutions, with continuous demos of the new SoundGrid Studio System and new DiGiGrid Advanced Audio Interfaces. Completely new was the Waves Tracks Live multitrack recording software.