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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

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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.

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The Komplete Audio 6 employs a unique design that makes it easier to set up and use than other interfaces we tested, but it’s more expensive and has more inputs than you might need.

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Edit: the woofers are 8" btw, heavy hitting bass, and you can make minor adjustments to the tweeters and woofer on the back of each speaker.

 I've had them all for ten years, and they're still rock solid. They're big, but if you don't mind big, they're mind-blowingly good, and since they're studio monitors that "fling" sound forward, instead of in all directions, you can get loud without having to worry as much about it disturbing others.

I use a pair of Fostex PM-2 MK II speakers with a Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 USB audio interface. I'm an audiophile, so I love clean, balanced sound, and as studio monitor speakers, you'll have perfect audio reproduction. I've had them all for ten years, and they're still rock solid. They're big, but if you don't mind big, they're mind-blowingly good, and since they're studio monitors that "fling" sound forward, instead of in all directions, you can get loud without having to worry as much about it disturbing others

Hey!  


I hope you can help with my problem. So I would like to buy a new PC speaker mainly for gaming and a little bit of movies. It would be in a larger room and about 1-2 meters away from me. I don't really have any experience with quality speakers, but these 3 looks good to me, maybe I am wrong.  


Which one would you choose? Anyone have any experience with these 3?  
1.  [https://www.edifier.com/int/en/speakers/r1600-t3-2.0-powered-bookshelf](https://www.edifier.com/int/en/speakers/r1600-t3-2.0-powered-bookshelf)   
2.  [http://microlab.com/en/catalog/stereosystem/mains-connection/wired/solo-7cnew/](http://microlab.com/en/catalog/stereosystem/mains-connection/wired/solo-7cnew/)   
3.  [https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-audio/g560-rgb-gaming-speakers.980-001300.html](https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-audio/g560-rgb-gaming-speakers.980-001300.html)   
Thank you!

<div class="md">Hey!

I hope you can help with my problem. So I would like to buy a new PC speaker mainly for gaming and a little bit of movies. It would be in a larger room and about 1-2 meters away from me. I don&#39;t really have any experience with quality speakers, but these 3 looks good to me, maybe I am wrong. Or if you could suggest anything.

Which one would you choose? Anyone have any experience with these 3?

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<li><a href="https://www.edifier.com/int/en/speakers/r1600-t3-2.0-powered-bookshelf">https://www.edifier.com/int/en/speakers/r1600-t3-2.0-powered-bookshelf</a></li>
<li><a href="http://microlab.com/en/catalog/stereosystem/mains-connection/wired/solo-7cnew/">http://microlab.com/en/catalog/stereosystem/mains-connection/wired/solo-7cnew/</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-audio/g560-rgb-gaming-speakers.980-001300.html">https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-audio/g560-rgb-gaming-speakers.980-001300.html</a> </li>
<li>Thank you!</li>
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What kind of desktop speaker to buy?

 Let'S look at this start off with the front, because this is the part you're going to be using the most on the front panel here is broken down into three sections: the inputs, your monitoring section and your headphones. So, let's start with the inputs, because you know those would probably be what you use the most to line and microphone inputs. Now, when we say nine and microphone line will be when you're using something like a guitar or a synth. That has a connection like this and you pop that straight in there that's called a quarter inch Jack

 My about my personal experience, I'm using Logic Pro 9. The interface is detected with no problems in Logic. Pro it comes with its own actual software that you can use to control latency buffer size. You can take pressure off of the CP CPU and put it onto the audio face interface

 If you have that type of instrument that has an external clock feature, then this audio interface will allow you to use that not many have that right, you're, you're, balanced, main outputs, then you're left in you're right. These are for where you plug in your studio monitors. I have a quarter inch jack two XLR cables from my studio monitors to try and get the best quality they're balanced, so that reduces interference and noise come through the cables and signals mix a lot better, so make sure you get balanced audio cables with it as Well, you can also use an RCA cable, I suppose, if you get a quarter inch Jack with RCA adapter out it back so have one of these at the back of red and white at the back. You can pop that in and then plug this style of jack into it

 I have a quarter inch jack two XLR cables from my studio monitors to try and get the best quality they're balanced, so that reduces interference and noise come through the cables and signals mix a lot better, so make sure you get balanced audio cables with it as Well, you can also use an RCA cable, I suppose, if you get a quarter inch Jack with RCA adapter out it back so have one of these at the back of red and white at the back. You can pop that in and then plug this style of jack into it. If you have that or you need that, you got two more outputs here, so these outputs, you can send, sounds from your computer or from the interface to another device. Let'S say an external mixer, so you might have in your chain an audio interface and then a mixer connected to that, because you want to have more mics than just two or more headphones and just one for instance

Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 Review, Komplete Audio 6 Review, Best Audio Interface

Fantastic Value - ASIO driver for Win10 easy to install. "Problems" folks are experiencing are due to windows system configuration settings, and are easily "fixed". Great sound quality; I use this as an alternative digital audio interface with a Traktor S2 MK3 controller as an ultra compact mobile DJ setup. Very modular and extremely easy to use! 

USB-Bus powered is a HUGE plus; no additional power adapters necessary - 1 USB cable only!

Fantastic Pro-Quality Audio Interface!

 Control for analog DC coupled quarter inch, TRS outputs, capable of controlling voltage, output of up to plus minus 2 volts, and we got digital stereo speed if RCA out as well. Lastly, we got a MIDI in MIDI out lets you connect since drum machines to your song on the top. We got 4 LED level input meters in one output meter that lets you monitor your levels in real-time. We also got a big volume knob that lets you control your output levels along the front

 Lossless signal stereo transmission with speed. If RCA and an additional 2 quarter-inch TRS line inputs for the outputs, we got 2 high-power headphone outputs to share and monitor audio each with its own volume. Control for analog DC coupled quarter inch, TRS outputs, capable of controlling voltage, output of up to plus minus 2 volts, and we got digital stereo speed if RCA out as well. Lastly, we got a MIDI in MIDI out lets you connect since drum machines to your song on the top

 To connect the interface to your computer, then complete audio 6. Is bus powered no need for an external power adapter to start off? The complete audio 6 is 6 in 6 out audio interface. That allows you to record up to 192 kilohertz at 24 bits for the inputs. We got 2 flexible, combi inputs with quarter-inch TRS line or XLR with 48 volts of phantom power

[, Music ], what's good YouTube, its Adam from our music mogul and today, we'll be looking at Native Instruments latest audio interface, complete audio 6. This update comes to the original complete audio 6 that they put out a while back, and here we are a couple years later or a lot of years later with the mk2. I just want to mention that all audio recordings for this video was recorded with complete audio 6 MK 2. So as we unbox it, of course, we get the audio interface itself, some documentation with links to get started and download the included software

GET THE MOST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK WITH THIS AUDIO INTERFACE (Komplete Audio 6 MK2)

  I also noticed that the distortion of the loopback results was affected by the headphone output level. Driving my Sennheiser PMX60 phones this was noticeable and would drive up the distortion to 0.12% when the mic sensitivity was high. This is just plain weak, no such affect with the Focusrite

When you unpack this device the heft and feel of the controls as well as little touches like the top mounted LEDs, the retaining locks on the XLR connectors and the tight USB friction lock make you fall in love with it. Have to say, that the drivers seem very stable under Win 7/64 and the control panel is very useful. And having SPDIF I/O and 4 analog in-outs in this small a package are great. So you really want to love it

01% at the best combination of input and output levels, dominated by 2nd and 3rd order harmonics, so this unit might sound a little "tubey". But these distortion figures are about 10x what you can get from a Focusrite 2i2Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 2 In/2 Out USB Recording Audio Interface for less money (I measured 0.0007%). You can forgive the Audio 6's moderate distortion, but the mic gain controls only have 36dB of range which is way too low

Wanted to love it...

 Pretty much everything from the complete control keyboards to the Machine controller to Tractor to you know kind of everything. But when it comes to my audio interfaces, I've used the Focusrite Scarlett series over the last couple of years. I used to have the scarlett 2i2 and then I upgraded to the scarlett 6i6 from Focusrite, which is a decent audio interface, but I actually had some issues with it. When I did my live streams here on youtube, everything was working, just fine and all of a sudden

 It'S just exactly what I need. I had some issues with the focusrite scarlett 6i6 and this one is my replacement for that, and it doesn't hurt at all that the design of this one really fits into my black kind of theme that I have in my studio. It doesn't hurt, and by the way, I think I forgot to mention one of my favorite features of this one, and that is that it's actually bus powered, there's no such thing as some kind of audio adapter, with a special little connector like this to connect it. So I guess that's maybe one of the reasons why the audio levels are a little bit lower than what I'm used to, but it's not like that's gon na be a problem or anything

 We have the first two inputs as well as all of the different controls setting us up. Is nice and easy, just one single cable and then one clicking logic and I'm up and running, and just to make sure that everything works. Fine and the audio actually comes into the computer. I'M testing it out with two different microphones, and it sounds like this

 Do you interface just work just be connected that computer just handled everything audio wise in and out, it needs to sound decent, and this one really really sounds decent. What I need to mention, though, is that the audio levels on this one is a bit lower compared to what I had before, with the 6i6 from focusrite, and because I'm mainly a machine user. I'M gon na use machine together with this audio interface and set it up inside of the machine and I'm not using any type of software to route. My signals in and out, I'm just handling everything from machine and just connecting things from the front on the back

My new audio interface - Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6

  I was also a bit disappointed with the komplete elements package. The patches all sounded very fake and digital and while there were some cool synth sounds, the editors were really hard to use and i could never find a straight up sawtooth wave for making my own sounds.

  Seeing as my priorities were low latency and d-a conversion quality, and i really liked the aesthetics of the thing, I went for it.  The sound quality was only marginally better than the onboard sound on my macbook pro. Seeing as it's the only interface I've owned, I can't compare it to other interfaces like the apogee one/duet, the m-audio fast tracks or the mboxes.  The headphone output was really weak

 My headphones (denon ah-d2000s) are only 32ohms and i still wish i could get more volume out of them when playing older tracks and mixing with ableton live. At max volume its about equal to 60% on my macbook pro.  I was also a bit disappointed with the komplete elements package. The patches all sounded very fake and digital and while there were some cool synth sounds, the editors were really hard to use and i could never find a straight up sawtooth wave for making my own sounds

Gets the job done, but has a weak headphone output

 This took quite awhile to figure out. However - once I accomplished that - I was subject to the 8.25msec latency for 3/4. For me - keyboard player - this is a complete deal breaker

excellent product but with deal-breaker limitations

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Four years ago, the Babyface Pro again demonstrated RME's absolute commitment to superior craftsmanship, not only in audio circuits and driver development, but also in mechanics. Created with the highest precision from a block of aluminum, this high-end portable interface incorporates high-end analog and digital circuits. Its innovative energy saving technologies provided supreme fidelity with no compromises in level, noise, or distortion.Full range capture - Improved Mic Line InputsFor the main I/O RME has designed an XLR socket, which integrates seamlessly into the housing and saves space. Two digitally controlled preamps provide individually switchable 48V phantom power. These circuits feature a gain range of 76 dB, adjustable in steps of 1 dB, including a relay-driven PAD, resulting in exceptional EIN (Equivalent Input Noise) performance as well as line overload protection, and enough gain for even the lowest level microphones. Babyface Pro's incredibly efficient design almost never requires an external power supply it's perfectly stable on USB 3 bus power, and also most USB 2 ports, with no degradation in any technical specification. This makes it perfect for mobile recording, even with a pair of your favorite condenser microphones. The comprehensive feature set continues with an optical TOSLINK I/O; use as either an ADAT port with SMUX support or SPDIF for sessions up to 192 kHz. In combination with an external ADAT converter, the Babyface Pro fully supports 12 analog inputs as well as 12 outputs, making it ideal for both live and studio multi-track applications. You can plug any instrument, line or high impedance, into Babyface Pro's jack inputs 3 4. Record your guitar on the go, with no additional hardware required. MIDI I/O via an included breakout cable completes the package.Mixing Routing with TotalMix FX TotalMix RemoteLike all the latest RME interfaces, the Babyface Pro FS also includes the powerful digital real-time mixer Tota

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The RME BabyFace Pro FS/MadiFace Pro. RME are known for their software support which is why I recommend them so much. They have drivers supporting M1 as they aren't reliant on 3rd parties because they develop their own interface core.

Hey all, I would love some advice on a new audio interface. I’d consider myself kind of a tweener: not quite a prosumer because I make a living with this stuff, but not quite professional level music producer who would know their way around hardware and outboard gear. I’m extremely curious and committed to learning, and looking to improve mt craft every day.

My problem:

I just upgraded my old rMBP (2013) to an M1 Max, and I'm thinking of getting a new audio interface. My current Duet 2 works fine but Big Sur/Monterey broke some of its features and Apogee has been extremely slow to update it. Support looks to be on its way/phasing out. Makes sense as I bought it in 2013…

I am thinking maybe this is a window where I can still to sell it and upgrade my interface so that I can gain some more flexibility in my workflow. 

As for my goals, I want to have two or three main workflows:

1) 80% of the time I teach music remotely. I use virtual audio routing, a lot of screen sharing, and teach on guitar/keyboard/DAW. It isn’t strictly necessary but I think DSP processing would be really nice to have so I could compress on the way in and use a virtual mix bus, offering my clients (especially the ones learning basic music production) better quality audio for their mixes and for ear-training.

2) The other main use cases are recording acoustic guitar and voice (easily accomplished by any interface), and one day

3) possibly do some live streaming, where I am just writing/producing on the fly (I think this is where having the new laptop opens up OBS/Wirecast and all the DAW/external audio whereas my old laptop could not handle it). Internal mic preamps would be nice, but again not necessary.

Obviously any interface will allow me to do these things but I just wanted to explain how I would use it. I'm looking at Apogee Symphony Desktop, Antelope Audio Zen Q, and the Apollo Twin X...

So if I have this correct, my pros/cons are:

Apogee Symphony Desktop
-famous for their converters
-EQ/Compression in both DSP/Native (no DSP reverb, though)
-Dual Path (where both print and/or monitoring effects are linked, and supposedly near zero latency)
-main con is the price

Apollo Twin X
-many of the same pros
-effects are very well-regarded
-more hardware emulations
-Duo is more affordable, but I don’t love the idea of being locked into their plugin ecosystem and all of that can add way more cost, even with the heritage Black Friday deal

Antelope Audio Zen Q
-way more effects (37) than both of the above,
-but hardware and software seem to not be super user-friendly
-I don’t know anything about their reputation, either on the gear/support side of things.

The other route I could go is just super simple, get a Duet 3 or other two channel interface and slowly acquire outboard gear… but that seems super expensive, and ultra slow.

What would you recommend to someone like me?

<div class="md">Hey all, I would love some advice on a new audio interface. I’d consider myself kind of a tweener: not quite a prosumer because I make a living with this stuff, but not quite professional level music producer who would know their way around hardware and outboard gear. I’m extremely curious and committed to learning, and looking to improve my craft every day.

My problem:

I just upgraded my old rMBP (2013) to an M1 Max, and I&#39;m thinking of getting a new audio interface. My current Duet 2 works fine but Big Sur/Monterey broke some of its features and Apogee has been extremely slow to update it. Support looks to be on its way/phasing out (makes sense as I bought it in 2013).

I am thinking maybe this is a window where I can still sell it and upgrade my interface so that I can gain some more flexibility in my workflow. I don’t want to sit with the Duet 2 until it’s too late.

As for my goals, I want to have two or three main workflows:

1) 80% of the time I teach music remotely. I use virtual audio routing, a lot of screen sharing, and teach on guitar/keyboard/DAW. It isn’t strictly necessary but I think DSP processing would be really nice to have so I could compress on the way in and use a virtual mix bus, offering my clients (especially the ones learning basic music production) better quality audio for their mixes and for ear-training.

2) The other main use cases are recording acoustic guitar and voice (easily accomplished by any interface), and one day…

3) I’d like try some live streaming, where I am just writing/producing on the fly (I think this is where having the new laptop opens up OBS/Wirecast and all the DAW/external audio whereas my old laptop could not handle it). Internal mic preamps would be nice, but again, not necessary. I own a UA Solo 610A which I love for vocals and guitars.

Obviously any interface will allow me to do these things but I just wanted to explain how I would use it. I&#39;m looking at Apogee Symphony Desktop, Antelope Audio Zen Q, and the Apollo Twin X...

So if I have this correct, my pros/cons are:

Apogee Symphony Desktop

<ul>
<li>famous for their converters</li>
<li>EQ/Compression in both DSP/Native (no DSP reverb, though)</li>
<li>Dual Path (where both print and/or monitoring effects are linked, and supposedly near zero latency)</li>
<li>main con is the price</li>
</ul>

Apollo Twin X
* many of the same pros
* effects are very well-regarded
* more hardware emulations
* Duo is more affordable
* I don’t love the idea of being locked into their plugin ecosystem and all of that can add way more cost, even with the heritage Black Friday deal. 

Antelope Audio Zen Q
* way more effects (37) than both of the above,
* but hardware and software seem to not be super user-friendly
* I don’t know anything about their reputation, either on the gear/support side of things.

The other route I could go is just super simple, get a Duet 3 or other two channel interface and slowly acquire outboard gear… but that seems super expensive, and ultra slow.

What would you recommend to someone like me?

Edit: typos
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Recommendation for new USB-C interface

 I also went for RME because their drivers & routing software are top notch. Audio quality played only a minor role tbh because even budget Interfaces nowadays have extremely good audio quality.

I upgraded from a Presonus Studio 26 to an RME Babyface Pro FS last year. My main reason for the upgrade was that I needed something that is portable (the babyface can be powered by usb) but also has ADAT for additional I/O. I also went for RME because their drivers & routing software are top notch. Audio quality played only a minor role tbh because even budget Interfaces nowadays have extremely good audio quality

So, I have a Motu M2. I recently traded and got a SSL 2 as well. I like both of then. But was thinking an upgrade would take things to the next level. I was eyeing the RME Babyface Pro FS, Apogee Duet 3, Motu Ultralite MK5, Antelope Audio Zen Go and the Arturia Audiofuse. Does anyone have any experience with these? And do any of them have to be plugged in externally through an outlet? Price wise RME is probably out of my budget. Are these things that much better quality wise than what I already have. I thought the M2 and SSL 2 had good preamps and converters. But the more I read the more it seems that they are more budget interfaces. And help?

<div class="md">So, I have a Motu M2. I recently traded and got a SSL 2 as well. I like both of then. But was thinking an upgrade would take things to the next level. I was eyeing the RME Babyface Pro FS, Apogee Duet 3, Motu Ultralite MK5, Antelope Audio Zen Go and the Arturia Audiofuse. Does anyone have any experience with these? And do any of them have to be plugged in externally through an outlet? Price wise RME is probably out of my budget. Are these things that much better quality wise than what I already have. I thought the M2 and SSL 2 had good preamps and converters. But the more I read the more it seems that they are more budget interfaces. And help?
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Upgrading to an RME or Apogee audio interface questions

I've had much pricier setups but this is by far the nicest sounding.  I don't ever see upgrading lol.

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