I’ve had the One interface for a while and decided to try it on my iPad Pro. Installed the Maestro app and wow! Instant disappointment. Meters keeps showing signal on input and output when there’s no signal. For such a reputable company as Apogee you would think they would have put a priority into fixing this issue. Great sounding interface. Whack app.

First they for some reason....can’t make this app work for the 2020 IPad Pro, so I can’t really use my Duet...for Mac/IPad...with my IPad. I ended up getting a Symphony Desktop....but it doesn’t have usb midi like the Duet...or charge my IPad like the Duet. What so hard about making Maestro work with the IPad Pro and have it recognize the Duet? And speaking of the Symphony Desktop, several features that made me buy it....that have been advertised in the video Apogee posted on their website .........in June of 2020, like dual path monitoring and desktop control app...are still not available. Apogee makes great interfaces that sound great....but apparently they just aren’t that good when it comes to the software side of things.

Using with iPad Air 2, iOS 13.3, and lightning cable. Pristine sound clarity when using plug-ins on garage band. No more cross talk or feed back when working with garage band. Set the gains at just the right level. I can definitely hear a quality of difference in sound when compared to my previous and less expensive audio interface. I would recommend Apogee One for iPad.

Ok...Apogee was my dream converter over UA but now I have lost the confidence necessary to record my music. After it sat in my case waiting to be used a couple of updates to I-Pad Pro and a brand new backup cable for my One on hand in case of another issue I was ready to record....alas now my One don’t work at all and the warranty is out. Almost 400 US for one use and not functioning for my second opportunity I now have zero confidence in Apogee. I will go to UA as it makes no sense to pay for repair and still have no confidence. Real musicians will understand.