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Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 Mk2

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Style: Komplete Audio 6 Mk2


Features

  • Record audio in immaculate quality up to 192 kHz/ 24-bit
  • Connect your whole setup 4 analog in/out, 2 digital in/out, 2 headphone out, and MIDI in/out
  • Get creating with all the software you need to record and build tracks, plus synths, effects, and more
  • 2x Headphone out with high-power output and individual volume controls
  • Usb 2.0 Bus-Power no additional power supply needed. The input terminal of six connection functions: : Combo Jack (XLR, 1/4TRS) 2 system (with the 48V power supply), line input (1/4 "TRS) 2 system, S/PDIF digital stereo input (RCA) 1 system, MIDI input 1 system

Description

Connect, create, and collaborate With our six-in, six-out audio interface. Featuring high-definition recording, ultra-low latency, and flexible connectivity, audio 6 brings your whole setup together. You can plug in mics, guitars, and synths, create send and return loops with effects, and control synths and drum machines. Plus, you get all the software you need to capture performances, build songs, and polish recordings – bring any idea to life.

Brand: Native Instruments


Compatible Devices: Headphone


Connectivity Technology: USB


Number of Channels: 10


Product Dimensions: 5.35"D x 7.87"W x 2.18"H


Item Weight: 1.87 pounds


Product Dimensions: 7.87 x 5.35 x 2.18 inches


Item model number: KOMPLETE AUDIO 6 MK2


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 10, 2019


Compatible Devices: Headphone


Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio, USB 2.0


Operating System: Windows


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • bought for the digital in/out and it works great sounds crystal clear!
Review Image by debbie dussault debbie dussault
Seen some people in the reviews having trouble with this so heres how I got it working. First go on native instruments website and download the driver file, not native access, the individual driver file. I installed the driver restarted then plugged in the box and it didn't work, windows only recognized outputs 1/2. I realized you have to have the box plugged in while your installing the driver so I just reinstalled the driver a second time and boom the NI control panel appeared in my system tray and windows recognized every output 1-6. In windows sound output you just select channels 5/6 because thats the digital spdif outs. Same thing if you using a daw like abelton or pro tools you have to change the master output to 5/6. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2021 by debbie dussault debbie dussault
    • Great for the price
Good audio quality, easy to use, good build quality
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024 by Avery
    • Excellent interface
This interface has been miles ahead greater than the janky focusrite I had with janky drivers. This one has been solid, with good drivers out of the box that you don't have to fight with.
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2024 by Caleb
    • Outputs 3 and 4 don’t work
Outputs 1 and 2 work just fine. But outputs 3 and 4 don’t work.
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by Karl
    • Love Native Instruments
I have had no issues with it since I got it. So I’d recommend this audio interface for anyone that’s getting into producing.
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024 by Jon
    • Pretty to touch... pain to use.
Pros: - The ergonomics and physical design of this thing are great. I love the big volume knob, the headphone knobs the input layout, and the feel of everything. - The input LED lights that show you incoming levels are awesome. - The sound quality is good, especially at this price point. Cons: - Pain to setup. I don't even remember what issues I had but just getting sound coming out was definitely more complicated than it should have been. All my other pro audio gear you plug in, install a driver (or not), and away you go. Paired with Native Instrument's tech support (which is notoriously not great) this was frustrating. - Output level. YOU NEED BALANCED CABLES! When I first set this up I ran 1/4 inch outs to RCA inputs of my mixer. The volume was extremely quiet and turning it up to a useable level meant hearing lots of preamp noise. Finally, I solved this using balanced cables. But.... 1/4 output balanced cables aren't as common as XLR. So, I believe this is a bit of a design flaw not having XLR outs. Also, it wasn't immediately apparent (at least to me) why the signal was so low with my original setup. - Audio buffer. This is the straw that broke the camels back. I found myself having a hard time working in Ableton on music because trying to be creative I would need a low buffer size but after adding several tracks the buffer would need to be increased to stop cracking noises. I also would need to adjust the recording buffer compensation in Ableton every time I did this... So long story short I was cumbersome and super lame. My friend who has an RME Fireface waxed poetic about the joys of having a low latency stable interface. But it was out of my price range for the moment. Thankfully, I have a DJM-900 Nexus2 that I am now using as my audio interface. Its soundcard seems to be much better than this NI one. Overall: There are a bunch of positive professional reviews endorsing this thing on google. While being skeptical of NI initially because they have a bit of a crap shoot record the reviews swayed me enough to give it a go. Having used it now for maybe 6 months I'm going to suggest that you save up your money and buy an interface at least twice as expensive. If you're trying to be creative and produce music having your audio interface be the limiting factor is a real downer. Mine will be going on craigslist. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2020 by Abysis212
    • Excelente calidad a buen precio
Era justo lo que buscaba para el rango de precio. El material se ve bien resistente, el diseño es genial y la calidad de sonido excelente. Un gran punto adicional son las dos salidas de audifonos. Eso me terminó de convencer!
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024 by Juan
    • DO NOT BUY THIS INTERFACE
Garbage. “Upgraded” to this from a Scarlett 2i-2 2nd gen and I spend a full 10 hours wrestling this thing to make it perform half as well. It installs some software on your computer that runs in the background that TELLS YOU what bit rate it wants to use, but you can’t change ANYTHING in the little software. ??? Literally cannot tell you what the point of it is. On a paid session using this, it literally stuttered and crashed my Cubase session losing all my clients recordings. No it’s not my computer or the software because I’ve used this template for over six months and this has never happened. Every other audio file I play from my pc (even YouTube) has crackles and artifacts in the mix/audio as well. I’m seriously at the end of my rope with this. I hate it. I had such high hopes but save your money and get an m-audio or a scarlet. This has been a nightmare of driver installs, program crashes, garbage firmware, and NON STOP ISSUES. DO NOT BUY THIS INTERFACE. DO. NOT. BUY. THIS. INTERFACE. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2020 by Jack White

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