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Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 USB Audio Interface with Recording, DJ, Synth, and Production Software

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Features

  • Low-latency performance for using virtual instruments and effects
  • High-quality pre-amps with individual gain controls
  • Direct monitoring for live, latency-free recording
  • Mono input switch for recording vocals, guitar or other mono sources
  • 48V phantom power for using condenser mics and active DI boxes

Description

Pristine sound doesn't happen by accident — it's the result of knowledge, experience and close attention to detail. Complete Audio 6 has been designed in-house by Native Instruments. From the custom, streamlined circuit design, through the hand-picked components to the analog volume knob on top of the unit — every part of the interface is designed to preserve signal clarity. The Complete Audio 6 USB Interface is a high-quality 6-channel audio interface. Providing everything you need to record, play and perform music, with four analog ins/outs, digital in/out, MIDI and low-latency performance. Two mic inputs are armed with high-end pre-amps while Cirrus Logic converters deliver pristine, transparent sound. Complete Audio 6 is the perfect studio upgrade for those who want pro-level recordings at an affordable price. From the Manufacturer Premium Audio for Your DAW Software from Native Instruments. The Komplete Audio 6 USB Interface is a high-quality 6-channel audio interface. Providing everything you need to record, play and perform music, with four analog ins/outs, digital in/out, MIDI and low-latency performance. Two mic inputs are armed with high-end pre-amps while Cirrus Logic converters deliver pristine, transparent sound. Komplete Audio 6 is the perfect studio upgrade for those who want pro-level recordings at an affordable price. Own yours today! Komplete Audio 6 lets you experience every facet of your sound, whether you're playing virtual instruments or recording audio. After all, if you're using Maschine or Komplete Instruments and Effects, you're armed with an array of sounds in the highest-possible audio fidelity. Komplete Audio 6 gives you the hardware to match. Pristine sound doesn't happen by accident — it's the result of knowledge, experience and close attention to detail. Komplete Audio 6 has been designed in-house by Native Instruments. From the custom, streamlined circuit design, through the hand-picked components to the analog volume knob on top of the unit — every part of the interface is designed to preserve signal clarity.

Brand: Native Instruments


Compatible Devices: Guitar, Headphone, MIDI Controller, Microphone, Personal Computer, Speaker


Supported Software: Production Software


Connectivity Technology: USB


Number of Channels: 6


Compatible Devices: Guitar, Headphone, MIDI Controller, Microphone, Personal Computer, Speaker


Supported Software: Production Software


Connectivity Technology: USB


Number of Channels: 6


Operating System: Windows


Audio Input: USB


Maximum Sample Rate: 96 KHz


Item Weight: 0.01 Kilograms


Brand Name: Native Instruments


Manufacturer: Native Instruments GmbH


UPC: 210000047206 003110009000


Global Trade Identification Number: 63, 89


Included Components: Included Software Cubase LE, Traktor, Kontakt, Reaktor, Guitar Rig Elements, The Gentleman, Monark, Drumlab and Replika


Warranty Description: 2 years.


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    • Perfect entry-level digital interface for eager novices and advanced amateurs
I'm a digital music-production wannabee. I have been for more years than I want to recount. Just say I remember the days when we set a radio next to a mainframe and used program behavior to make music from its radio-frequency interference. And then there was programming output to a printer so the hammer noises were melodic. When microcomputers became available, I purchased my first sound card, and of course then there was 8-bit speaker music. My first serious setup was with an E-MU 1840M with PCI board, daughter board, and an external dock. I mastered it a bit, and I learned to make simple use of digital audio workstation software with it. But my computers outgrew it. Newer computers were more powerful, but didn't provide for the 1840M boards and Creative/E-MU did not keep their drivers and software current with later versions of Microsoft Windows either. When I went searching for a replacement, I had to lower my expectations. I was concerned about using USB as a connection to an audio-interface dock, although I understand the benefit of an external dock for its isolation from the interior of the computer and the ubiquity of USB. My minimum requirements were at least one MIDI pair (for use with an existing control surface) a microphone channel, and a turntable input, as well as great outputs. The Komplete Audio 6 was both best in pocketbook terms and in terms of the capabilities. I took a chance on the USB aspect, also realizing that keyboard-style MIDI controllers are now mainly USB-connected too, so that would be available as well. I have since added a little phono preamplifier, and that provided line-in for my work rescuing 78 rpm records and later vinyls. The microphone/instrument inputs are used with my acoustic-electric guitar. I can use the second input for a microphone when I am brave enough to sing. The software that comes with the Audio 6 is an introduction to the software side of Native Instruments. A gratifying aspect of NI being in the device and the software business is that there is constant upgrading and the Audio 6 is not left behind. It is also terrific that the software components that are provided and others made freely available will integrate into commercial workstation software, such as Ableton Live and Cakewalk Sonar. And the Audio 6 remains their entry-level digital interface. It is superb and I expect it to serve me through my continuing part-time adventures into digital music production. The unit, the software, and some inexpensive or free DAW software (such as Ableton Live Lite) have served me through the Coursera Introduction to Guitar and Music Production courses created by the Berklee College of Music. I supplemented my guitar and the Audio 6 with an M-Audio Oxygen keyboard controller and everything worked together seamlessly. I could use a better keyboard, but only as a reward for completing the Coursera specialization in Modern Musicianship in the future. I expect the Audio 6 to be a keeper. I intend to use if more. I have already expanded my use of Native Instrument software, especially as bargain offerings are made from time to time. The interface has served me perfectly as a determined novice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2015 by Dennis Hamilton
    • Dream hardware (after a couple of system setting tweaks)
I've been craving this device since the first release reviews but I already had an excellent Roland (Sonar-branded) unit. Aesthetically this is a wonderful unit: LED lights respond in intensity to levels and change color to show overloads, solid as a brick and hefty enough to stay put but as small as a thick paperback book, attractive black/aluminum contrasting exterior, satisfying tightness to the front panel knobs (feels high quality), locking combo jacks for front panel inputs 1/2, easy to understand routing and monitoring (enhanced by those LEDs), and just all around classy. The inclusion of 4 ins and outs plus MIDI in and out (for those of us with legacy synths and drum machines) combined with the visual appeal and solid construction make this a top choice in this price range. Installation tips: for Windows systems, reboot the computer after running the driver executable file (that you download) or your system may not see the device as a sound option. At the NI website, you may need to log out and back in to see your KA6 added to your account as an activated device. YOU WILL NEED TO OPTIMIZE YOUR SETTINGS to avoid dropouts (which you may see mentioned in other reviews); for me, that involved changing the fast/save buffer options from within my DAW music software (even though I wasn't using the software to playback my sound files, it was only there that I could get to the buffer setting. NI states that their own control software is downloaded along with the drivers and installer, but I could not locate it.) CAVEAT: I am not noticing any appreciable sonic difference on WAV files through a pair of Sony MDR-V600 sealed ear headphones between this unit and the Realtek hardware/software built into my Acer laptop, but I can't do a true A/B comparison because I need to change the Sound settings in Windows each time. Youtube music uploads sound crisper and better balanced with the KA6, again with the same juggling act of changing the Sound settings before I can A/B each source. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2015 by edward chillington

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