According to the manufacturer, it is a device that can be used by podcasters as a recording studio, since artists can connect instruments and microphones to TuneStudio and record directly to iPod.
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TuneStudio also acts as an external USB sound card, allowing users to input audio from a Mac or PC and output audio to both a Mac and PC from any of the device’s sound inputs or outputs.
It records in sound with a quality of 16 bit at 44kHz, it has a three-band equalizer, level control and panning on each channel. Phantom-powered XLR-type inputs for condenser microphones offer up to 60 dB of gain, according to Belkin, while a stereo compressor elevates the perception of recording dynamics to take full advantage of the possibilities recording of the iPod.
TuneStudio will be shown in Belkin-enabled areas at Macworld Expo and the Consumer Electronics Show. TuneStudio will go on sale in North America during the summer at a price of $ 179.99, with launch in Asia, Europe and Australia to follow.
Web: www.belkin.com.
