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ALESIS INTRODUCES CONVENIENT USB RECORDING KIT
Bundle of Popular Recording Gear Transforms a Laptop into a Recording Studio
Cumberland, R.I. (Jan. 15, 2009) Alesis, the world's leading manufacturer of professional audio equipment and studio electronics, announces the USB Recording Kit, a complete computer-recording system, which is available now. The kit will be on display at the 2009 NAMM Show in Anaheim, Calif., January 15 - 18, 2009 at the Alesis booth, number 6400.
The USB Recording Kit enables anyone with a computer to record high-quality audio. Consumers simply connect the pair of AM2 condenser microphones to the iO|2 digital-audio interface to record detailed, stereo audio into their computer using the included Steinberg Cubase LE 4 digital audio workstation software. They can monitor sessions and playback with the accurate, clean output of the M1Active 320 USB speakers. No extra sound cards, no special connectors or adapters and no software drivers are needed. All the user needs is a Mac or PC with two available USB ports and a pair of common, inexpensive microphone cables.
The AM2 stereo microphone set contains a matched-stereo pair of AM2 condenser microphones, an XY-stereo mount, stand clips, windscreens and a carry case. The low profile, miniature cardioid condensers offer a switchable pad and high-pass filter for optimal signal management. They capture the nuance and subtlety that separate good recordings from great ones.
The iO|2 is a flexible digital audio interface with two XLR-1/4-inch combination inputs and 48V phantom power. The inputs enable users to plug in microphones, instruments and line-level inputs for easy recording of guitar, bass, keyboards and more. The iO|2 sends CD-quality 16-bit, 44.1 kHz digital audio to the user's computer via USB and stereo signal to the user's headphones.
The M1Active 320 USB studio monitors feature one-inch silk-dome tweeters and three-inch lightweight woofers and both analog and USB inputs for clean, low-distortion signal flow. The speakers have additional inputs, enabling users to employ them as a standalone recording solution when connected via USB. When used within the bundle, the speakers' inputs add to the input count of the system.
The USB Recording Kit gives musicians and engineers everything they need to record easily and quickly, said Jim Norman, Product Manager, Alesis.