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AIR 192|6
Designed for musicians, producers, and songwriters questing for studio-quality recordings and fresh sounds, the M-Audio AIR 192|6 desktop 2x2 USB Type-C audio interface provides two channels of transparent preamps and converters, easy operability, MI...
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Specifications
- Form Factor Tabletop
- Anti-Theft Features Kensington Security Slot
- Built-In Microphone None
- Compatible Software (Not Included) Any Core Audio (Mac) Compliant Software
- Digital Audio I/O None
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M-Audio AIR 192|6 Desktop 2x2 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface
Designed for musicians, producers, and songwriters questing for studio-quality recordings and fresh sounds, the M-Audio AIR 192|6 desktop 2x2 USB Type-C audio interface provides two channels of transparent preamps and converters, easy operability, MIDI I/O, and an expansive software bundle of DAWs, virtual instruments, plug-ins, and loops.
With its two XLR-1/4" combo mic/line inputs and dedicated front-panel 1/4" Hi-Z instrument inputs, the AIR 192|6 can simultaneously accommodate two mics (dynamic/condenser), two electric guitars, or one of each while offering separate meters and gain controls for both inputs. Since the interface has two 1/4" TRS monitor outputs and a 1/4" headphone output with its own level control, you can connect active speakers and a set of headphones and adjust their volumes independently. The built-in monitor mixer lets you dial in the optimal blend of zero-latency live input signal and low-latency computer playback, so you can smoothly transition from tracking to overdubbing to mixing.
Studio-Quality Recording for Musicians and Producers
With the AIR 192|6, you can create 24-bit / 192 kHz studio-quality recordings with an intuitive and easy-to-use audio interface. The AIR 192|6 enables you to record up to two channels at once with its two dedicated XLR-1/4" balanced combo mic/line inputs (+48V phantom power is switchable), and two front-panel 1/4" instrument inputs that have a specially designed gain and impedance stage to provide the most accurate representation of a guitar or bass plugged directly into the interface.
Crystal Preamps and High-Resolution Converters
M-Audio's engineers designed their Crystal preamps to provide you with a transparent low-noise preamp that guarantees the best sound from your microphones and captures your performance exactly the way you intended. The AIR 192|6 incorporates pristine A/D converters for 24-bit / 192 kHz resolution digital audio with a dynamic range that lets you capture every nuance and subtlety of the performance.
MIDI I/O
5-pin MIDI in and out connections are included on the 192|6 for connecting synths, sequencers, and other external MIDI gear, making the interface well suited for integrating MIDI gear with your DAW's virtual instruments and composition functions.
Listen without Latency
When recording, you want to focus on capturing that perfect moment, and getting the best performance out of your artist and talent. You don't want to be bogged down by clicks, pops, or latency. The AIR 192|6 not only features a high-speed USB connection for providing low round-trip latency (2.59 ms) between your machine and your hardware, but it also features monitor mix control for listening directly to the source inputs, providing you with zero-latency technology. The AIR 192|6 sports stereo 1/4" monitor outputs and a 1/4" headphone output, each with its own level control.
Bus Powered
The AIR 192|6 is bus powered, so you don't have to carry around an external power supply. Connect it to your Mac or Windows computer via the supplied USB cables (one USB Type-C and one USB Type-C to Type-A). The interface is class-compliant for Macs and utilizes a downloadable driver for Windows.
Premium Software Suite
The AIR 192|6 comes complete with an expansive software package—two DAWs, 40 effect plug-ins, virtual instruments, and loops—to kickstart your musical creations.
Pro Tools | First M-Audio Edition: Audio/MIDI recording software with unlimited busses, Elastic Time, Elastic Pitch, offline bouncing, and 1GB of free cloud storage space
Ableton Live Lite: Popular audio/MIDI performance and production software
Eleven Lite: Guitar amp simulator with modern and vintage amps and cabs
AIR Creative FX Collection: 20 effects including reverbs, equalizers, delays, filters, and more
AVID Effects Collection: 20 effects including compression, delay, reverb, and more
AIR Music's Instrument Collection: DB-33 tonewheel organ, Boom drum machine, Vacuum monophonic tube synth, Mini Grand acoustic piano, and Xpand!2 multitimbral workstation
Touch Loops 2GB Loop Library
Specifications
General
Form Factor
Tabletop
Features
Analog Audio I/O
2 x Combo XLR-1/4" TRS Balanced Mic/Line Input
2 x 1/4" TS Unbalanced Hi-Z Input (Front Panel)
2 x 1/4" TRS Balanced Line Output
1 x 1/4" TRS Unbalanced Headphone Output (Front Panel)
Anti-Theft Features
Kensington Security Slot
Built-In Microphone
None
Compatible Software (Not Included)
Any Core Audio (Mac) Compliant Software
Digital Audio I/O
None
Display
2 x Multi-Segment LED Meter
Dynamic Range
Mic Inputs:
104 dB (A-Weighted)
Line Inputs:
101 dB (A-Weighted, 1 kHz)
Hi-Z Inputs:
100 dB (A-Weighted)
Monitor Outputs:
106 dB (A-Weighted)
Expansion Slots
None
Memory Card Slot
None
Number of Microphone Preamps
2 Preamps
Supported Drivers/API & Plug-Ins
macOS Class-Compliant (No Driver Needed)
Windows Driver Downloadable from Manufacturer
Functions
Channels of I/O
Analog:
2 Inputs / 2 Outputs at 192 kHz
EIN
Mic Inputs:
-128 dBu A-Weighted (150-Ohm Source, Max Gain)
Frequency Response
Mic Inputs:
20 Hz to 20 kHz +0.1 dB
Line, Hi-Z Inputs:
20 Hz to 20 kHz ±0.05 dB
Monitor Outputs:
20 Hz to 20 kHz +0.05 dB
Gain/Trim Range
Mic/Line Inputs:
55 dB
Hi-Z Inputs:
24 dB
High-Pass Filter
None
Impedance
Hi-Z Inputs:
1 Megohm (Unbalanced)
Headphone Outputs:
10 Ohms (Balanced)
Internet Connection
Required for Registration, Software/Driver Download
Latency
2.59 ms (Dependent on Buffer Size, Input to Output)
Maximum Sampling Rate
192 kHz / 24-Bit
MIDI I/O
1 x DIN 5-Pin Input
1 x DIN 5-Pin Output
Mobile Device Compatibility
None
Network I/O
None
OS Compatibility
macOS 10.8 or Later
Windows 7 or Later
*As of November, 2021: check with manufacturer for the most up-to-date compatibility
Sample Rate Conversion
None
Sample Rates
Up to 192 kHz (AD/DA Conversion)
SNR
Mic Inputs:
104 dB (A-Weighted)
Line Inputs:
101 dB (A-Weighted)
Hi-Z Inputs:
98 dB (A-Weighted)
Monitor Outputs:
106 dB (A-Weighted)
Solo/Mute
None
Sync I/O
None
Sync Sources
Internal
THD + N
Mic/Line Inputs:
0.002%
Hi-Z Inputs:
0.005%
Headphone/Monitor Outputs:
0.005%
Inputs
Host Connection / USB
1 x USB Type-C (Class-Compliant USB 2.0)
Input Level Adjustment
2 x Knob
Maximum Input Level
Mic Inputs:
+1.5 dBu
Line Inputs:
+16 dBu
Hi-Z Inputs:
+6 dBu
Outputs
Maximum Output Level
Line Outputs:
+13 dBu (Balanced, 1 kHz)
USB (Non-Host)
None
Power
Phantom Power
48 V, Selectable On/Off (Applied to All Inputs)
Power Requirements
USB Bus Power
Wireless connection
Wireless Connectivity
None
Supplied Accessories
Included Software
Pro Tools First M-Audio Edition
Ableton Live Lite
Pad
None
Required Hardware
Available USB 2.0 Port or USB Type-C Port
USB Cable (Included)
Dimensions
Bit Depths
24-Bit (AD/DA Conversion)
Dimensions
8 x 6 x 2.76" / 20.3 x 15.2 x 7.01 cm
Weight
2.1 lb / 1.0 kg
Opinions about M-Audio AIR 192|6 Desktop 2x2 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface
Artem Zhabin
01.14.2022
Pros
cost, sound quality, delay
Minuses
There may be problems with the ASIO driver
Review
Before buying, I looked at a lot of reviews on various interfaces, and having weighed all the software and all against it stopped on this option.
I write at home through a stationary computer, outside the house through the laptop.
And if on the computer everything got up immediately and good, then on the laptop I had to tinker ... The problem with the driver.
I’ll say right away, there and there and there Win10 x64, identical software - Daw Reaper.
The only difference was that at the PC I first installed the driver from the office of the site, and only then connected the card. But on the laptop, I did the opposite ... For some reason, he first stuck the card, and only then climbed to pump firewood. What happened in the end - there is a card, the system sees it, if you put the device by default - the sound goes. But in Reaper, when choosing an asio map, there are empty windows to choose from in and out channels. + Error Initializing Asio Driver. The driver reinstalled, the software updated - invariably. I put another DAW - a similar problem. Through Asio4all, the card is connected, not through the native Asio. Search on the Internet led me in a couple of places to describe this problem, but I never found solutions, like those people actually.
T.K. There is always a set of software with me, I threw off Windows in an hour and rolled everything in a new one - now it works.
I don’t know if there is a dependence of this problem on a series of connections or a card do not like something in a specific Windows assembly, but the fact remains - the card can blow up the brain.
Yes, I do not exclude that I am crookedly and did not do something wrong, but everything always worked, but here on.
If possible, I will leave a link to the description of the problem with other musicians, maybe decisions and sensible answers will appear in these branches.
https://www.reddit.com/r/reaker/comments/py5pjk/error_initializing_asio_driver/
https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?s=417E3B08DE6AAF67C9819DF854&P=2486842
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M-Audio is one of the most revered names in music computer interface and studio integration solutions, keyboard and controller products, and essential musical hardware from microphones to studio monitors. M-Audio was founded in 1988 under the name of Midiman. The company was originally engaged in designing software and hardware solutions designed to address the challenges of connecting MIDI, audio, and computers together in a system in order to facilitate the composition and production of electronically-based music.
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M-Audio is one of the most revered names in music computer interface and studio integration solutions, keyboard and controller products, and essential musical hardware from microphones to studio monitors. M-Audio was founded in 1988 under the name of Midiman. The company was originally engaged in designing software and hardware solutions designed to address the challenges of connecting MIDI, audio, and computers together in a system in order to facilitate the composition and production of electronically-based music.
Find out more about M-Audio