Harrison Audio Flex 10
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Harrison Audio Flex 10 - USB-C Audio Interface with Classic Sound
The Harrison Audio Flex 10 is a versatile USB-C audio interface with a 10-input and 12-output architecture, bringing the legacy of iconic studio consoles directly into the modern recording studio. This device combines modern 32-bit/192 kHz converter technology with the distinctive analog sound that has defined the tone of countless recordings for decades. It is the ideal solution for musicians, producers, and audio engineers seeking equipment with exceptional sonic character.
Product Features
The Harrison Audio Flex 10 offers a range of features that set it apart from the competition. Two high-class Harrison microphone preamplifiers with H-Drive transformer saturation circuits provide rich, musical sound with characteristic analog color. Two Hi-Z instrument inputs allow for direct connection of guitars and basses, while two line inputs enable compatibility with synthesizers and external processors. Built-in high-pass and low-pass filters inspired by classic Harrison consoles allow for quick tone shaping without the need for additional plugins. Each channel is equipped with a balanced insert point, allowing external analog devices to be inserted directly into the signal path.
Classic Sound in a Modern Form
At the heart of the Flex 10 are 32-bit/192 kHz converters that ensure exceptional resolution and detail in recorded audio. This high resolution ensures that recordings retain full dynamics and naturalness, which is particularly important when recording acoustic instruments, vocals, or entire bands. Thanks to USB-C connectivity, the interface works with both Mac and Windows computers (with a dedicated ASIO driver), offering low latency and stable performance even during demanding recording sessions.
One of the most distinctive features of the device is the H-Drive circuits, which emulate the transformer saturation known from classic Harrison consoles. These allow you to add harmonic richness and analog warmth to the signal without the need for external processors. This solution works well both during recording and in the mixing phase, allowing tracks to be given exceptional character. The degree of saturation can be adjusted smoothly, providing full control over the tone color—from subtle warming to strong, transformer-like distortion.
The interface is also equipped with two independent headphone outputs with separate volume controls, making it an excellent tool for collaborative recording sessions. Two pairs of monitor outputs with dedicated level knobs allow for the connection of two pairs of studio monitors and quick switching between them. ADAT connectivity with eight channels allows for system expansion with additional converters, while MIDI connectors (3.5 mm TRS) enable communication with synthesizers and drum machines. This makes the Flex 10 a complete command center for a modern home studio.
Applications
- Recording guitars, basses, and other instrument-level instruments using the Hi-Z inputs
- Integration of external analog devices (compressors, equalizers) via balanced insert points on each channel
- Connecting synthesizers and drum machines via line inputs and MIDI connectivity
- Professional studio recordings with classic analog tone shaping thanks to filters and H-Drive circuits
- Collaborative recording sessions using two independent headphone outputs
Detailed Technical Specifications
- Input/Output Channels: 10 inputs / 12 outputs
- Connection Type: USB-C
- Converters: 32-bit / 192 kHz
- Preamplifiers: 2 x Harrison High-Performance with H-Drive transformer saturation
- Instrument Inputs: 2 x Hi-Z
- Line Inputs: 2 x line level
- Filters: Classic high-pass and low-pass
- Insert Points: Balanced, on each channel
- Monitor Outputs: 2 x independent with dedicated level control
- Headphone Outputs: 2 x high-current with independent volume control
- ADAT Connectivity: 8 channels
- MIDI Connectivity: Input and output (3.5 mm TRS connectors)
- System Compatibility: Mac OS (class-compliant), Windows (ASIO driver)
Materials and Build
The casing of the Harrison Audio Flex 10 is made of durable metal, guaranteeing solidity and reliability even in demanding studio or touring conditions. The compact design ensures that the device fits easily on a desk next to a computer, while also providing stability and protection for delicate internal components. The carefully designed front panel with level adjustment knobs and filter switches ensures intuitive operation, and clear LED indicators allow for quick signal level monitoring. High-quality potentiometers and switches guarantee precise and smooth adjustment of all parameters, appreciated by both professionals and home recording enthusiasts.
Package Contents
- Harrison Audio Flex 10 Audio Interface
- Harrison Mixbus 12 DAW License
- Harrison Creator Pack - a package of virtual instruments, plugins, loops, and samples from manufacturers such as SSL, Slate Digital, Sonible, Loopcloud, AAS, Native Instruments, IK Multimedia
- ASIO Driver for Windows
Summary
The Harrison Audio Flex 10 is a unique device that combines the rich heritage of analog sound with modern digital technology. Thanks to high-quality preamplifiers, H-Drive circuits, versatile ADAT and MIDI connectivity, and included software, it constitutes a complete solution for any recording studio. If you value distinctive analog sound and full control over the audio recording process, this interface will meet all your expectations and become an indispensable tool in your daily music work.
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Harrison Audio Flex 10 - Frequently asked questions.
How many inputs and outputs does the Harrison Audio Flex 10 have?
The interface offers 10 inputs (10-in) and 12 outputs (12-out), including 8 ADAT channels and 2 mic/instrument inputs.
Does the interface support 32-bit/192 kHz converters?
Yes, the Harrison Audio Flex 10 is equipped with high-quality 32-bit/192 kHz converters ensuring precise sound.
What are H-Drive circuits in this interface?
H-Drive refers to transformer-based saturation circuits that add a classic, analog character inspired by the golden era of music.
What are the instrument connection options?
The interface features 2 Hi-Z inputs, ideal for directly connecting electric guitars and basses.
Does the interface require drivers?
On Mac OS systems, the interface is class-compliant. On Windows systems, an ASIO driver installation is required.
How many headphone outputs does the device have?
The Harrison Flex 10 is equipped with 2 high-current headphone outputs, each with independent volume control.
Does the interface have MIDI inputs?
Yes, the device has MIDI input and output via 3.5 mm TRS jacks.
Can high-pass and low-pass filters be used?
Yes, each channel features classic High-Pass and Low Pass filters, allowing precise input signal processing.
What are the monitor output routing options?
The interface offers 2 independent main stereo outputs with dedicated level controls, ideal for monitoring systems.
Does the interface have insert points?
Yes, each channel has a balanced insert point, enabling connection of external signal processors.
What types of microphone inputs are there?
The device features 2 high-performance Harrison mic preamps with H-DRIVE transformer saturation capability.
Does the interface support line inputs?
Yes, the Harrison Flex 10 has 2 line-level inputs for connecting external signal sources.
What is the communication connector type?
The interface connects to the computer via a USB-C connector, ensuring fast data transfer.
Who is the Harrison Audio Flex 10 for?
The device is dedicated to professionals and enthusiasts seeking an interface with classic analog sound and rich I/O configuration.
Does the interface support ADAT?
Yes, the interface has digital ADAT input/output, allowing expansion by 8 additional channels using a converter.
How many independent headphone outputs are in this model?
The Flex 10 model has 2 independent headphone outputs, allowing connection of monitors and separate headphones for engineer and artist.