Harrison Audio Flex-10 — a USB audio interface

Harrison Audio has released its first desktop audio interface, a 10 × 12 model styled like a mixing console.

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The device has two Harrison microphone preamplifiers with H-DRIVE transformer saturation. Its sturdy metal enclosure includes authentic VU meters that switch between the main and alternate outputs. The Flex-10 also has classic Harrison high-pass and low-pass filters taken from the original 32-series consoles.

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Connections include two separate 6.3 mm TRS instrument inputs, two 6.3 mm TRS line inputs, two XLR microphone inputs and eight channels of ADAT I/O. Flexible monitoring uses 6.3 mm TRS outputs: two independent headphone outputs, a main left/right pair and alternate outputs 1 and 3. Other connections include two 6.3 mm TRS Send and Return sockets, 3.5 mm MIDI I/O and USB-C.

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The interface includes Harrison Creator Pack, a collection of virtual instruments, plugins, loops and samples from partners including Solid State Logic, Slate Digital, Sonible, Loopcloud, AAS, Native Instruments and IK Multimedia. A full Harrison Mixbus 12 DAW licence is also included.

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Harrison Audio Flex-10 will be available for around $650.