Apogee ONE User Manual

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ONE by APOGEE – User’s Guide
Apogee Maestro
Apogee Maestro software provides the most complete control
of ONE, including control of all parameters, store/recall of
congurations and low-latency mixing. To open Maestro, choose
Applications > Apogee Maestro.
Maestro consists of two windows, Maestro Control and Maestro
Mixer, described below.
Maestro Control
Interface Menu - When multiple Apogee interfaces are connected to
the Mac, this menu is used to select the interface whose settings are
displayed in Maestro.
Identify Unit - Clicking on this button veries that communication
is established between Maestro software and ONE hardware by
lighting the four input/output icons. Click the button again to return
ONE's LEDs to their normal function.
Input - Selects ONE's active input in this menu:
Select Int Mic to use the internal electret
microphone mounted on ONE's top panel, just below the
encoder knob.
Select Ext Mic to use a mic connected to the
breakout cable’s (XLR) connector.
Select Ext 48V Mic to use a phantom-powered mic
connected to the input;
Select Inst to use an instrument connected to the input.
Input Level Software Encoder – The gain of the selected input is
controlled from this software encoder. The gain value is indicated in
the box to the right of the encoder.
Input Meter - this meter displays input level and digital overs after
conversion from analog to digital.

Apogee ONE Specifications

General

Type	Laptop microphone
Bit rate	24 bit
Sample rate	96 kHz
Microphone direction type	Omnidirectional
Microphone in	Yes
Device interface	USB
Connectivity technology	Wired
Product color	Black
Compatible products	iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Mac
Battery type	AA
Power source	Battery
Number of batteries supported	2
Cables included	Lightning, USB
Number of products included	1 pc(s)