- #ANTELOPE AUDIO ZEN STUDIO REVIEWS DRIVERS#
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- #ANTELOPE AUDIO ZEN STUDIO REVIEWS SOFTWARE#
Whoever is cooking up the software at Antelope Headquarters scored a big win here. Headphone mixes, monitor mixes, alternate outputs, and built in effects can all be configured with ease and confidence. You never feel that you’re looking at ‘more than you need to’, and yet you can truly route anything to just about anywhere. That’s right, this software is slick, slick, slick! Controls are highly responsive, routing is instantaneous, and the various views and menus slide into place beautifully.
#ANTELOPE AUDIO ZEN STUDIO REVIEWS DRIVERS#
I’m happy to report that with the latest Antelope Audio drivers and software, this is a thing of the past. This was exacerbated a bit by a touch of lag between the device’s functionality and when you actually clicked on things in the virtual interface. In my review of the Orion Studio, I found that the software had a bit of a learning curve. The Zen Tour software that runs on your desktop/laptop is highly optimized. So in the end, the app worked perfectly, it’s just worth a glance at your firewall and network setup before you start to rely upon it. Although the software is pretty slick, I actually found myself reaching for the touchscreen more often than not - the workflow is just so quick.Īt the time of the video feature, I could not get the iOS app to communicate with the Zen Tour, and after a few hours of pulling my hair out it turned out to be an issue with the multiple router setup I was running in my studio (we have a pretty big space!). The touchscreen is highly responsive with no lag, and it’s a pretty decent size.
The first thing I noticed about the Zen Tour after hooking it up was how much I could actually do right on the front panel without even opening up the software. I’d like to jump on over to my ‘boots on the ground’ impressions of the Zen Tour. There’s quite a bit more to the Zen Tour, and I suggest you take a glance at our accompanying video feature to learn more about the headphone mixes, outputs, touchscreen, and the like. You can push the Zen Tour up to 24bit/192kHz and capture everything in extremely hi-res glory.
#ANTELOPE AUDIO ZEN STUDIO REVIEWS FULL#
This should make recording a full band with multi-mic’d drum set no problem at all. Zen Tour sounds really huge for a device that is so compact.įor the days when you need ‘more than four’, the Zen Tour includes two ADAT optical inputs, giving you another 16 channels of I/O. You can record them directly with the HiZ inputs, try out some sweet amp modeling, and have the ability to send the original unaltered guitar signal back out to an amp at the proper impedance if you change your mind. This allows you to provide end to end coverage for guitarists. To show guitarists yet a bit more love, Antelope has also included 2 reamp outputs on the front of the Zen Tour. These inputs can take a HiZ guitar signal OR a line level signal. In addition to the pres, you’ve also got access to 4 switchable 1/4” inputs.
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