Rather than announcing a new product, Arturia has announced that it's going to be announcing one soon. This isn't a mere teaser, though: we already know that it's going to be a "next-generation" audio interface.
Arturia President Frédéric Brun made the pre-announcement during a speech that formed part of his company's 15th anniversary celebrations. Promising to bring "something new to the market," Brun implied that the new interface will have mic, line, phono and instrument inputs, as well as support for digital I/O formats and MIDI. Easy connectivity to Mac, PC, iOS and Android devices also seems to be on the agenda.
Check out the video above for a flavour of Brun's speech. We can expect more details (including a name, price, release date and photos, we hope) on 22 December, and the interface is set to be released in 2015.
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Korg’s PianoRec gives you a simple way to make high-quality recordings of your digital piano, and the built-in mic means that you can capture your voice, too
Calling all recording fanatics, you don't want to miss this epic Black Friday interface deal - bag up to $800 off select Universal Audio devices from Apollo to Volt
