Finally, a box that makes your analog pedals play nice with your computer. Electro Harmonix unveiled a new device designed to bridge guitar pedals and digital audio workstations. The Effects Interface Hardware Plugin eliminates complex routing needs for outboard gear. It connects via USB and uses companion software to slot physical effects into a DAW track.
This unit operates as a specialized two-input, two-output audio interface. It sends a digital audio signal out to your pedalboard and back again automatically. The system handles impedance matching and provides automatic latency compensation. This keeps processed audio perfectly synced with the rest of your project.
Key features include high-quality converters for signal integrity. The software plugin offers real-time dry and wet blend control and gain management. It supports daisy chaining multiple effects through dedicated send and return loops. The device is bus-powered through its USB connection for portability.
Compatibility covers major digital audio workstations like Pro Tools and Ableton Live. The solution is priced at three hundred fifty-nine dollars. It aims to turn any physical guitar pedal into a recallable software-style effect. The product is available through retailers like Sweetwater and Thomann.
This unit operates as a specialized two-input, two-output audio interface. It sends a digital audio signal out to your pedalboard and back again automatically. The system handles impedance matching and provides automatic latency compensation. This keeps processed audio perfectly synced with the rest of your project.
Key features include high-quality converters for signal integrity. The software plugin offers real-time dry and wet blend control and gain management. It supports daisy chaining multiple effects through dedicated send and return loops. The device is bus-powered through its USB connection for portability.
Compatibility covers major digital audio workstations like Pro Tools and Ableton Live. The solution is priced at three hundred fifty-nine dollars. It aims to turn any physical guitar pedal into a recallable software-style effect. The product is available through retailers like Sweetwater and Thomann.
