TC Electronic has announced Konnekt Live, an audio interface for live performers. They tell us that Konnekt Live houses a suite of advanced effects, including DSP, designed with highest performance requirements in mind.
Konnekt Live features extensive output routing that enhances the audio passing through via its optimized analog output section. It comes bundled with Ableton Live Lite 6 TC Electronic Edition and a suite of built-in DSP effects. Konnekt Live also features a 3-band master compressor built on latest dynamics processing algorithms – the perfect Finalizer, say TC, for any venue. They tell us that Its unique MINT (Meta Intuitive Navigation Technology) user interface allows users to respond intuitively to what is heard. Konnekt's road-ready casing is designed for life on the road, fitting right under a laptop with its heavy rubber frame as a solid grip on tilted or slippery surfaces. Konnekt Live comes with a turntable cable and an onboard RIAA plug-in. The selection of RIAA filters gives studio-quality vinyl ripping to mix in with original music or mash-ups.
Konnekt Live’s MIDI I/O allows you to plug an external MIDI controller right into the loop without a USB MIDI interface. TC say that Lo-cut/hi-cut filter offer state-of-the-art filtering effects with resonance and 6, 12 and 24 dB slopes for stunning sounds.
Its inter-communication-bus facilitates controlling and tweaking multiple plug-ins and parameters from one plug-in, cross-fading between two plug-ins etc. Pricing and Availability:
Konnekt Live ships spring 2007 and retails at EUR 640 excl. VAT. More information:

• www.tcelectronic.com
  
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