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Edirol are best known for their desktop music products, but they're heading into the professional arena with the DA2496, a high-quality eight-channel audio interface with a PCI card and breakout box.
Edirol's all-in-one UR80 combines USB audio and MIDI interfaces with a fader-based control surface.
The Edirol SD90 combines Roland's Sound Canvas sound set with a USB audio and MIDI interface.
Edirol's first foray into Firewire audio is a compact 10-in, 10-out device with microphone preamps, S/PDIF and MIDI.
Edirol's latest audio and MIDI interface fills another niche in the increasingly competitive market for USB devices.
Edirol's latest offering is a well-specified multi-port USB MIDI interface which claims to offer excellent timing.
While Linux might not be ready to run your entire studio just yet, it could provide an ideal solution for a cheap additional computer to handle your everyday computing tasks, keeping the music computer safely isolated.
There has been fierce competition over the past couple of years to create the ultimate portable MIDI controller for use with laptops. Edirol's PCR1 is one of the lightest and thinnest yet seen. Is it what we have all been waiting for?
Edirol's updated PCR keyboard range offers more controls than ever, and a software editor to make the most of them. Let's check it out...
The latest Studio Canvas module from Edirol aims to expand the sound palette available to those who need GM and GS compatibility.
Edirol's latest desktop music product is a controller keyboard that can also be used to control your sequencer's on-screen mixer.
The Edirol R09 is one of the most stylish and compact digital recorders on the market - but is it as accomplished as it is good looking?
Edirol have pioneered USB 2.0 as a format for connecting audio interfaces, and their latest unit offers 10 inputs and 10 outputs, plus high resolution, at a price that compares well with Firewire alternatives.
There are now so many sizes, types and formats of audio interface available that it can seem well-nigh impossible to find the one that best suits your needs. We sort out the spec features that are really important.
This new USB-equipped mixer has a control surface and a separate I/O unit, but are two boxes better than one?
Until now, if you wanted multi-channel or high-resolution audio I/O in a hot-swappable external interface, Firewire was the only way to go. Edirol's UA1000 offers an alternative, using the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 protocol that is standard on nearly all new PCs.