PreSonus is launching a new line of Quantum Audio Interfaces available in four models: Quantum ES 2, Quantum ES 4, Quantum HD 2, and Quantum HD 8.
These interfaces offer creators the ability to produce, record, mix, and master their audio all in one space with unrivaled hardware and software integration. Featuring all-new MAX-HD mic preamps with +75 dB of gain, high quality low-noise converters, custom-low latency drivers, and front-facing instrument inputs co-developed with Fender®, Quantum will allow users to capture their creativity and power their production projects. Best yet, these high-speed USB-C audio interfaces will seamlessly integrate with Studio One, so users can select from custom templates and control Quantum directly from their DAW.
Users can level up their recording experience with new powerful features like:
- Auto Gain – Users can use this button to set their level preference to ensure the perfect take every time.
- Loopback – Allows users to monitor and stream mixes without the hassle of time delays.
- Reamping – Guitarists who use a Quantum HD interface will benefit from front-panel reamping outputs, allowing for an advanced level of creative experimentation.
- Universal Control – Creative users have access to control over routing and critical functions – right from their mobile or desktop device.
The ES-series interfaces, available in two models – the ES 2 and ES 4 – are elegantly designed, ergonomic desktop recording solutions that are ideal for home studios and creators on-the-go. The HD-series also comes in two models – the HD 2 and HD 8. While both HD units can handle a 32-bit / 192 kHz processing rate and 124 dB of dynamic range, the HD 8 is the rack-mountable, flagship model that allows for expansive I/O options.
All four of the new products within the range come with access to PreSonus’ award-winning DAW via Studio One+. The ES-series models come with 6-months of access to Studio One+, while the HD-series comes with a full 12-months of Studio One+ Hybrid, awarding users with a perpetual license of Studio One Pro at the end of their year.
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