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1. #Onyx blackjack for bass recording portable
2. #Onyx blackjack for bass recording pro
3. #Onyx blackjack for bass recording software
4. #Onyx blackjack for bass recording professional

Separate studio monitor and headphone outs with independent level control.USB bus-powered, eliminating need for separate power cable.48V phantom power for use with studio-quality condenser microphones.Built-in DI on each input for direct connection of guitars, basses, etc.

#Onyx blackjack for bass recording pro

Compatible with most major DAWs, Pro Tools 9, Logic, SONAR, Cubase, Ableton Live, Final Cut Pro.True analog hardware monitoring of inputs, in mono or stereo, for easy zero-latency recording.High-end Cirrus Logic AD/DA converters with 114 dB dynamic range (A-weighted).

#Onyx blackjack for bass recording professional

#Onyx blackjack for bass recording software

Blackjack comes standard with Mackie's Tracktion 3 Music Production Software so you can get started recording right away.īlackjack comes in a sleek, powder-coated all-metal chassis that literally smashes the competition.

Plus, it is Mac/PC friendly and ready for most major DAWs right out of the box.

The USB connection provides bus-power to the Blackjack, eliminating the need for another cable run. Blackjack is equipped with two combo jacks for XLR, TRS or TS connection, built-in DIs, phantom power and true analog hardware monitoring of inputs for zero-latency tracking in mono or stereo. A great option, covering lots of bases.The Mackie Onyx Blackjack is a 2x2 USB Recording Interface featuring our boutique Onyx preamps in a sleek, user-friendly design.

#Onyx blackjack for bass recording portable

With its brick outhouse construction and USB bus power, it's an ideal portable companion to a laptop but equally at home in a fixed location where it will handle all manner of audio sound sources with aplomb. There are plenty of two-by-two audio interfaces on the market, many of them a lot less expensive, but the Blackjack exudes quality. If you are looking for 96kHz recording you'll need to look elsewhere but if 44.1kHz and 48kHz are your preference, this Mackie has little to fault it. There's bags of headroom available and we obtained clean and detailed recordings with both mic and guitar signals. Onyx mic preamps coupled with Cirrus Logic converters ought to be a recipe for quality sound and the Blackjack doesn't disappoint. You can also switch between stereo and mono monitoring of the input signal so, if you are only using one input channel, you can hear it right up the middle rather than in one ear only. With separate volume controls for the monitor and phone outputs, it's very easy to set up the monitoring exactly as you need it and there's no need to be concerned about any latency delay as there's an input monitor knob that facilitates zero-latency monitoring by routing the analogue signal directly from the preamps to the monitoring outputs. The gain knob on each channel is linked to an LED that lights green to show a healthy signal and blinks red to show any overload. All signals are catered for, phantom power for condenser mics being globally applied from a front panel switch while the jack component of the combi sockets will handle line level and Hi-Z instrument signals so you can plug guitars and basses straight in - each channel having its own switch for selecting between line and Hi-Z mode.