HARRISON AUDIO FLEX-10

Harrison's analog character in a modern 32-bit interface

The HARRISON AUDIO FLEX-10 is a 10-input, 12-output USB-C audio interface that combines high-resolution digital conversion with analog circuitry inspired by the historic Harrison consoles. It is designed for producers, musicians, and engineers who want detailed recordings, but also the ability to add saturation, body, and analog personality from the input.

Its two Harrison microphone preamps feature H-DRIVE technology, based on transformer circuits that allow you to go from clean capture to warm, musical saturation. These are complemented by analog high-pass and low-pass filters derived from the classic Harrison 32 Series consoles.

Key features of the HARRISON AUDIO FLEX-10

USB-C interface with 10 inputs and 12 outputs

High-resolution 32-bit / 192 kHz conversion

2 Harrison microphone preamps with H-DRIVE saturation

Analog HPF and LPF filters inspired by Harrison 32 Series consoles

8 digital input and output channels via ADAT

2 independent headphone outputs and a complete monitoring section

What makes the HARRISON AUDIO FLEX-10 special?

One of its main attractions is the ability to shape the sound before it reaches the DAW. The two Harrison preamps allow you to work with clean, detailed signals or gradually increase the character of the H-DRIVE circuits to achieve richer, more colored saturation.

Each preamp channel also features a balanced insert point, making it easy to integrate compressors, equalizers, Series 500 modules, pedals, and other external analog processors into the recording chain.

ADAT connectivity allows you to expand the system considerably, while its two independent monitoring outputs and two headphone outputs make it easy to run sessions with multiple listening systems. The analog VU meters on the front panel provide an immediate visual reading and reinforce Harrison's classic studio aesthetic.

In addition, it includes a full license for Harrison Mixbus 12 and the Harrison Creator Pack, with virtual instruments, effects, amp modeling, loops, samples, and other production tools.

An interface that combines the flexibility of a modern digital studio with the analog character and workflow historically associated with Harrison.