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General| Brand | Apogee |
|---|---|
| Model | Element 46 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes the Element Series' legendary sound quality, Thunderbolt power, and elegant simplicity.
Details the front and rear panel connections and features of the Element 24 interface.
Details the front and rear panel connections and features of the Element 46 interface.
Details the front and rear panel connections and features of the Element 88 interface.
Lists the necessary hardware and software specifications for running the Element Series.
Guides users through downloading and installing the required Apogee software for the Element Series.
Provides instructions on connecting the Element interface to a Mac computer and setting up multiple units.
Explains the process for updating the firmware on your Apogee Element interface.
Introduces the Mac application for controlling Element Series interfaces and its Snapshot Templates.
Provides simple, compact controls for Input Channels and Outputs, with adjustable orientation.
Offers comprehensive control over all Element Thunderbolt interface features and settings.
Located at the top of the Primary window, it controls visibility of sidebars and windows.
Manages system-wide settings like Master Device, Clock Source, and Sample Rate.
Provides settings specific to the connected Element interface, such as Output Format and Optical I/O.
Displays and controls analog, digital, and playback channels, including levels, gain, and input settings.
Details options like Phantom Power (48V), Grouping (G), Soft Limit (SL), and Polarity Invert (Ø).
Provides Direct Monitor mixers and FX Send mixer for low-latency monitoring and effects routing.
Allows selection of sound sources and control of volume for Main and Headphone outputs.
Provides context-sensitive summaries by hovering the mouse pointer over settings.
Details the File, View, Window, and Help menus for software operation and support.
Details the controls available in the iOS app toolbar, including Preferences and Devices.
Explains how to configure analog inputs, gain, and phantom power via the iOS app.
Covers configuring monitor and headphone outputs, including source selection and level control.
Provides basic input, playback, and output settings for a common audio interface workflow.
Illustrates how Element Control's analog input channels map to tracks within a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).
Explains how Element Control's playback channels receive signals from the DAW's stereo output.
Guides setting up an auxiliary mix in the DAW for headphone output, distinct from speaker outputs.
Presents the simplest layout, showing only controls for Inputs and Outputs, with other settings hidden.
Enables listening to inputs directly via Mixer 1, offering the lowest latency monitoring.
Details setting up the Direct Monitoring template within a DAW like Logic for recording.
Displays all panels, mixers, and channels for a comprehensive overview and control.
Designed for overdubbing, using FX Send for DAW reverb with low-latency monitoring.
Utilizes the interface as an Analog-to-Digital converter for sending digital audio to other systems.
Details requirements and steps for connecting two or more Element interfaces for an expanded system.
Explains master/slave designation, aggregated I/O, and how settings are applied across devices.
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