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- The new family of Quantum audio interfaces is here! And, while they work well with all major digital audio workstations, Quantum interfaces especially shine when partnered with Studio One.
In this tutorial, PreSonus product specialist Gregor Beyerle demonstrates a few core features of the new Quantum interfaces and how they integrate seamlessly with Studio One.
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Available in four distinct models, these stunning new audio interfaces empower creators to leap into high-quality audio production with newly-redesigned MAX-HD preamps, class-leading converters, instrument inputs co-developed with industry-leading experts at Fender®, and stunning, high-fidelity performance for self-made audio creators and professional studio sessions.
TOP FEATURES AT A GLANCE:
• High Performance Signal Flow - low-latency, low-noise (HD: 32-bit/192 kHz, ES: 24 bit/192 kHz)
• All-New MAX-HD Mic Preamps - digitally-controlled analog with +75 dB of gain range
• Co-Developed with Fender® - Front-facing instrument inputs
• Professional Recording Software Included - Studio One+ (6 months with ES models, 12 months with HD models) with full access to Studio One DAW, add-ons, and more.
• Auto Gain - Dial in recording-ready levels, hassle-free
• Universal Control App - Full control and metering on mobile, desktop, or tablet
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I do like the features but how does it sound compared to interfaces like the Prism Titan, UAD X16, Lynx Aurora, Apogee Symphony MKII and so on?
Very nice user interface, suits studio one 7
Why wouldn't you all upgrade the Quantum 2626? I really like the feel I can get out of amp sims and midi stuff but that's a different story. My main thing is amp sims not so much for finished products BUT for recording song ideas. It's a lot lower in volume compared to my tube amp... That latency difference is a lot and I can hear it it sounds like delay if you can hear your strings and the speaker... Also the feel goes off when the latency slows... MMM I wish we could get Thunderbolt into this model man it would be perfect! :(
I'm looking forward to seeing more about the new drivers and how much latency is different from the Studio series interfaces.
We'll be sure to continue sharing content around the new interfaces! Latency on these is roughly 3ms at 96k, 32 samples.
Extraordinarily mediocre in comparison to the previous quantum line
Why is that
@@3jahel7because AI took his job and now he just bitch around for no reason
@@3jahel7 swapping out a perfectly good thunderbolt 3 interface for usb 2.0. Even if they have figured out a way to get the same latency as quantum with their drivers I’m not going to install third party drivers on my mac. If they’d made this and not called it quantum I’d have no problem with it. Fender is simply cheapening the product line.
@@Anktual yeah, that’s exactly what happened
I received my HD8 but i can not for the life of me find the included studio one + license. Where can i find that? I registered the product but there is nothing on mypresonus...
Did you able to figured it out? I just received my ES2 and I can't find my license.
@@OdeMalikIdrus No, i did not. But the support said you have to send in the invoice and so on. I returned the unit eventualy. The drivers were basically a beta test. I could not get the buffer under 256 without crackles and pops. That with a new AMD machine! Maybe it was just me. Good luck to you!
I still don't understand why this is a Quantum and not a Studio series interface. The whole idea of Quantum was practically inaudible latency through the DAW with plugins. I have yet to see the real numbers of these ultra low latency USB drivers. Now the TB Quantum is a legacy item and current TB Quantum users no longer have expansion capability. Is the Studio series of interfaces also going away?
Don't worry, these will go away in 3 years too when Presonus gets bored of supporting good hardware.
My thoughts exactly
I Curretly have Presonus Sphere subscription where does this fall in with the purchase of the Quantum and moving forward to hybrid account??
Hello! With a purchase of ES, you'll get 6 months added to your Studio One+ (previous called Sphere) account.. or with a purchase of an HD unit, you'll get 12 months of Studio One+ Hybrid which includes a PERPETUAL license for Studio One Pro!
Yes, on all I’ve been with this company for the last six years and absolutely love the product. It’s a game changer.
Thanks, David!
The mixer in the control software looks really sharp and clean! I hope Studio One gets a similar look soon.
Ordered an HD8 as an upgrade for my original Quantum. New industrial design and Studio One integration both look killer, plus that 12mo S1+ Hybrid inclusion makes this a no-brainer upgrade for me.
Amazing, Alan! Can't wait to hear the audio you create with your HD 8!! Let us know what you think of it when it arrives!
I'm interested. Great presentation, Gregor!!! I loved "What????!!!!" at the end.
Glad you like the video!! Happy to hear you're interested, Raymond!
Anytime you want to learn more, all the info is here: www.presonus.com/quantum
Congrat's Presonus!... These look great and I'm sure they sound amazing! Cheers!
Thank you! We're thrilled for these interfaces -- and think you'll love them too!
Hello Gregor, After watching a few other "Introduction" videos introducing the New Quantum Audio Interfaces. You and Joe Gilder need to be the "Official Spokespersons" for marketing new devices and new software. I was on the fence until I saw your marketing techniques and salesmanship for this new product line. I was sold once your video was completed. Great Job.
P.S. For Presonus Audio Electronics. You guys must not be paying Joe and Gregor enough. Despite all of the other marketing strategies you may have in place. These two guys "Literally" sold your product the way that it was intended to be introduced and advertised to the masses. They need a pay increase. The way the new features and integration were explained for Quantum and Presonus Studio One from their videos was the "GAME ON" event purchase deal closer💯. Thanks for keeping these guys on staff.
I love the work those two guys do for the products. Clear, concise, relatable and reliable. Straight to the point. 💯
Really could use a detailed tutorial on using with studio one , specially loopback.
Please answer this my friend, I am currently using the IK Axe I/O for it’s incredible Hi-Z inputs with active/passive pickup adaptation, and variable impedance with jfet and pure settings as well. In addition, the Neural DSP quad quartex gives precision control over the instrument input as well through its interface. So far, I am considering the Quantum HD to replace my TB3 quantum 2626. I cannot find any information as to a juxtaposition of specifications between my Quantum 2626 and this new HD. Nor do I believe that it’s Presonus level of standards to have failed to make the Hi-Z inputs as flexible as products like the Axe I/O. I like that you “worked with Fender” on them. But this means little to me from a technical standpoint. What are the capabilities to vary the inputs to adjust to my different guitar tones and pickups, and if they do not currently exist have you planned for a software update that will enable that feature? Please juxtapose the Axe I/O with this HD 2 for guitar players, pros & cons. Thank you!
I cannot assign my listen bus to a specific headphone out. This is very important to me, because I constantly switch between room monitors and the Slate VSX system. The only way I see of doing this, is to rout my headphones to a separate headphone amp, which I would prefer not having to do. Is there something I am overlooking? This used to be very intuitive with the Quantum 26x32. Headphones 1 and 2 are no longer available in the pop-up menu for Main and Listen Bus assignment.
I like the specs and Studio One integration with the new interface hardware. They look great as well.
Good job PreSonus.
Thanks for the kind words!
So as a person who just mixes vocals to a 2 track beat which interface would be best for me?
Hello! The Quantum ES 2 would likely be enough to suit your needs here!
You can check it out here:
www.presonus.com/en-US/interfaces/usb-audio-interfaces/quantum-series/2777700503.html
Anyone using Neural DSP plugins with the Quantum ES 2 getting better latency than before? I've been using a UAD Volt 1 and the ASIO software tells me I'm getting around 3.17 ms of latency. I actually get the same on my laptop with the iRig HD X. So I'm trying to figure out if I've already found the cap of my PC's or if something like this would provide less latency. Not saying 3.17 is bad. But for riffy metal attack. You know. Greatful for all feedback!
have regisrered my Quatum HD2, can anybody tell me how I can access Studio ome + free download
Not sure why they didn’t stick with Thunderbolt, it’s faster and has less latency. I think I will stick with my original 1U Quantum
Do you have to wait the whole entire 12 months in order to obtain the Studio One Perpetual license, or can you get it sooner?? 🤷🏽
Surprised more effort/development/publicity isn't given to capabilities of audio equipment to produce of music via virtual instruments using Cubase, Ableton etc.
Auto gain is not working for me for some reason. Every time I turn it on its mutes the input (the mic) so I can't hear myself therefore auto gain doesn't pick it up. 🤦🏽
Any suggestions???
As a Presonus user, this would've been even better if you used or kept your revelator software approach with dsp (just a preference) using FatChannel but with support of the rest of your hardware emulations or firmware update for the revelators too
I second that!
Always the best, thank you sir.
Thanks for the kind words!
How do I hook up the quantum HD2 to my MacBook Air 2017? I do not have a USB-C port.
Can I hook up three HD 8 to a USB hub and have 24 ins? And synch them over word clock?
is this interface also able be used for high end mixing and mastering work?
PreSonus Quantum ES4 how to connect with fractal fm9
Why is no one covering the subject of multiple Quantums? Can they be cascaded as the previous line can be?
Only through ADAT (unless you manually aggregate in your operating system). Up to 24 analog ins through ADAT at up to 48 khz or up to 16 analog ins at 96 kHz (no ADAT at 192 kHz). Only the Quantum HD 8 (not the HD 2) can be put into a standalone ADAT Pre mode. So, one HD 2 or HD 8 plugged into the computer, and up to 2 HD 8s through ADAT for more inputs (or outputs).
Quantum 4848 MK2 with Madi and AVB…Go
Would be kewl if they had AVB. Just saying
Looks great!
Thank you! You should HEAR it!!
Really? "Unmatched sound quality."
A bit of a S-T-R-E-T-C-H, no?
Questions:
1 - I have a Faderport 8. How fully automatic is the integration with the HD8?
2 - If one already has Studio One, as I do, the perpetual license for me would be worthless, no? I assume the perpetual license does not include free updates after the year. Correct me if I am wrong. Doesn't appear to be mutch of a steal for me then, but really benefits a new Presonus convert more, rather than a veteran Studio One user.
3 - At what db level does the autogain set the level? I assume it can be over ridden.
4 - 32 bit, but integer and not float? Why not and what is the difference? Float appears to be the future.
5 - Whose specific convertors are being used for digital/analog and analog/digital. No info about this that I can find. Easy info to locate for Audient, Focusrite and MOTU. Why the big secret?
Thanks for any response. I watch all the YT vids from you and Joe Gilder, if I have Joe's name correct.
Im more bothered by midi connection on es model and no option for coloration.
Still considering buying though es model. Its $200 right now and i love the button and design for my desk setup.
Hi! Can someone compare the new Presonus interfaces/preamps ES and HD series with Audient ID and UAD Apollo series? Thanks @AudientWorld @UAudio @PreSonus (Is it missing Dim and Solo Mono buttons or there are customisable buttons ?) There should be a Quantom HD 4 too @PreSonus
I own Studio One 5 - will I get the free upgrade to Studio One 6 then, if I get the interface?
If you buy a new Quantum ES, you'll get 6 months of Studio One+.. or with a purchase of an HD unit, you'll get 12 months of Studio One+ Hybrid (including a PERPETUAL license for Studio One Pro)!
Quick question! What is the AUX USB input used for?
For the ES series, if your computer or mobile device doesn't supply enough power you can use the Aux Power input with a phone charger (USB-C).
How do these compare to the Keurig K-Mini Go?
These sound much, much better.
@@presonus dope! Maxing out the Sweetwater card now
yeah! yyy… but WHY has it to be blue light😅
This is what i thought RME would do. Glad Presonus did this. I can afford this one. Thank you guys.
Which one you thinking about getting?!
I want that quantum ES 4.
Its on my wish list.
Just got my Quantum HD 8 yesterday, got rid of my Mackie USB mixer that was losing channels. It is fantastic along with my Studio One + ver 6.6, nice match!
My Fireface 802 finally took a dump and Ive been looking at a replacement. Ive been on Studio One since Studio One v2 and the auto integration seems like a game changer.
Hi - thanks for the first look at the new interfaces. I currently have a studio 68 which is 24 bit. The new es2 and es4 are both 24bit however the hd2 is 32bit. What does that mean in general, and more specifically, does it have any impact on speeding up the "export mixdown" process? (please note: I'm not after strategies/tricks for speeding up like transforming tracks to audio, just trying to understand if the hardware will make any different). Thanks again for the video, cheers, Tony.
Top, tkanks
I have a Studio 192 and a digi max dp88. Setup has served me well over the years… but been thinking about upgrading (this looks like a time)
Biggest question: what I love about the 192, is that I can add eq, compression, delay, and reverb: all from dsp and universal control.
I have a decent PC, but when I get to a final stage of a track I might have tons of plugins and 100+ tracks. I sometimes need to max out buffer size.. even with this: I can have a vocalist come in a touch up a vocal and still have no lantency… because it never touches the PC. They still get a good eq, compression, reverb.. experience.
Will this change with these new interfaces? Will the eq, compression, reverb for monitoring all come from the pc?
Is it possible to stream the software monitoring including software fx via the loopback functions?
Can you Chain it as a slave connected to a Quantum 2626 as the Main interface?
The HD 8 can through ADAT
Hey gregor what type of stand do you have your presonus atom first gen on? that's really dope 5-13-24, wait it looks like you have these stands for the new presonus interfaces as well, can you make a video about those?
How would you compare the audio quality of the Quantum hd2 to the Audiobox 96?
So what are the latency numbers? Haven't found anything in the manual. Greetings 👋
what would be really cool is to be able to control the input gain with a faderport. I think the auto gain is really cool and could make setting gain pretty much a non issue going forward but as it stands with my workflow now, I always wished I could control and set my input gain with my faderport especially with multi mic setups like drum recording.
I've seen that you're able to re-amp using the HD2/8 which is what really interests me about these. But I'm yet to see anyone mention these, or give a demo on how to set up and how it works within studio one. Is this something that you're likely to demo?
How to create inserts with HD8 to use external device like Comp / EFX?
Will the hardware have the same integration features with studio one 5?
I dont think so, but you get SO6, so there's no problem.
Woww..
I don't need it . Update the samplers . Some visual references
Does anyone know how to get a pitch/scale wheel to show instead of the dropdown menu on the piano roll?
Biggest selling point might be the perpetual Studio One license. And the Studio One integration. But I have a complaint about the conversion. Sure, on paper it looks fantastic. Low noise preamps are always a great as is the auto gain function.
But, how the conversion translates, especially with transients on instruments like acoustic guitar, I was a bit disappointed.
Sure, it was a clean signal. But compared to my Apogee Duet 3, the sound was too flat. At least to my ears.
I stay with my Apogee.
BTW: I tested the HD2.
And I guess another big plus of the Apogee Duet 3 is the “Soft Limit”. Soft Limit is an analog circuit that begins to attenuate transient peaks at a threshold of -4dBfs, replicating the transient softening of
analog tape.
That’s why transients of acoustic guitars translates so much better with the Apogee.
The “Soft Limit” comes before the A/D conversion.
Also the Sound Devices Mix Pre II series got an analog limiter before the conversion. Also a fantastic sounding device besides Apogee.
how do the mic preamps conpare to the 2626?
A couple quick questions on Dolby Atmos- 1. can you utilize the 2nd Heaphone output as Channels 11 and 12 for a 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos mix with the Quantum HD8, or are you required to use a 2nd interface for that? 2. Does this interface support Sonarworks SoundID Reference for Multichannel with Measurement Microphone for room calibration/Speaker EQ 3. What would be the Maximum sample rate and anticipated latency figures with 7.1.4 setup
I’ll do my best to answer:
1) no - the headphone output is designed to be used for headphones that have varying impedance levels but it isn’t a line level output.
You would need to do what I’m doing - running 2 interfaces. And using one in standalone mode or you could create an aggregate device in macOS.
But you would necessarily need two HD 8’a… you could pair an HD 8 with a smaller version..
2)technically speaking any interface supports sonarworks - soundID reference multichannel. That being said, this unit doesn’t support the ability to import the calibration file into the interface and run it via DSP without a computer like some others do.
3) all my ATMOS mixes have been in 48khz. But I’m 99.9% sure that 96khz is also supported in studio one, though.
In terms of playback buffer - ATMOS is limited to 512. The latency is hard to answer because the time delays can easily add to the latency.
For example - all speakers will be time aligned to the speaker that is the furthest away.. so that also has an impact on overall latency.
Hood this helps!
Cheers, M
Can these be used with the Quantum 2626?
Absolutely! Great combination. -GBY
Interesting, can this be used as a standalone unit without needing to connect it to my PC? I would like to use it as a high quality Mixer. For example i have 1 keyboard that i use with MIDI with Sound modules on my rack like my Roland integra 7 as an example and record the output of my multi input mixer to my Roland SP404MKII sample but i get a lot of hiss and clipping from my ART MX822 and just want something cleaner sounding even if it means me spending more.
They all work as a super basic mixer. When you're not plugged into a computer or mobile device, all the inputs get routed to the main outputs (1 / 2) and you control the volume with the knob. Use the gain level to adjust channel volume.
Can anyone tell me if the Quantum ES and HD (more specifically, the ES4 and HD 2), line will work as Audio Interfaces with the MPC One, Key 37 and Key 61? Someone said that only the HD can but they couldn't confirm. Thanks!
I don't know about those Akai devices, but if they support using a class compliant audio interface then maybe. You need to find out more about how the Akai products work and see if they can use an audio interface like Quantum ES or HD.
@@OscarDanielGarza Thanks!
Is it possible to connect mac to an ipad through this interface(quantun es2)? Just like iconnectivity 4c does?
You can only use one computer or iPad / iPhone at a time (not together) with Quantum ES or HD. Same for Android or Windows.
@@OscarDanielGarza thanks for letting me know. Do you know of any other interface being able to achieve that besides iconnectivity by any chance?
Is the integration with other Daw's like Cubase good?
In other DAWs you could use UC for zero latency (or as close to zero as possible) hardware monitoring. Or with the custom driver offering really good RTL for usb - you could bypass UC and no need to use UC at all.
But in terms of preamp control, and phantom power, etc - that’s exclusive to Studio One.
Cheers, M
@@marcushuyskensmusic Thank you for the answer.
son DSP???
👍❤
Can the headphone have a different mix? First headphone wants more guitar, less keys and the other headphone vice versa
Can we do this ? Or it is only different volume overall
Absolutely! Each of the Headphone outputs can be assigned and mixed separately. -GBY
Great News.!!
I wish they had a 16 input version 😭
You can expand the inputs using the adat inputs.
@@chriscuthbertson yeah I know but I wish it was all in one unit . Do you have any recommendations for a good cheap adat device?
Hello! Does Studio One supports Dolby Atmos with ES2 model? Thank you!