Apogee Symphony Nova – USB audio interface with DSP

Apogee is announcing a desktop audio interface with an extensive feature set.

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The device has four microphone inputs, each with dedicated DSP for latency-free processing during recording. All four inputs can be processed at once, applying consistent input processing to several sources without host-based plug-ins. Each input channel runs Apogee's ECS Channel Strip directly on the built-in DSP. The channel strip includes a newly developed four-band EQ, high-pass and low-pass filters, a compressor and a saturator. The new interface also offers real-time reverb and delay. All DSP processing runs entirely in hardware for zero-latency monitoring. Other features include real-time room correction on all analog outputs, direct import of SoundID headphone correction profiles into Nova, a built-in ADAT input and MIDI I/O.

The Apogee Symphony Nova is scheduled for release in the second quarter of 2026, priced at $1500.