Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen USB Audio Interface, The Guitarist, Vocalist, Podcaster Or Producer, Studio Quality Sound, Red

Reviews

Daniel R

The inclusion of a USB-C connection is a nice touch, ensuring compatibility with modern computers. This is a handy little audio interface that feels well built, has 48v phantom power for condenser microphones, an instrument input jack and a monitoring section to plug your headphones into. There are a good number of options for setting the recoding bit depth and the recoding frequency and this all seems to work without problems through my DAW (Studio One 5). READ THE REVIEWS FIRST THOUGH!

Rich

It’s best used with a Digital Audio Workstation like Pro Tools, Ableton or GarageBand (for Mac users) but it’s brilliant when used with video conferencing software like Zoom. Just a shame it can't cope with a real pair of headphones) just like that. There's a decent bundle of software that comes with it to help get you started with recording: Ableton Live Lite and Pro Tools First starter DAWs (I'm using Cubase so didn't try these), Ampify Studio (not really one for me either), a handful of decent VST effects, and a good quality VST piano (a choice of one instrument from Addictive Keys), some drum samples/loops etc.

Amazon Customer

The 3rd Gen Scarlett 2i2 delivers crystal-clear audio that's nothing short of professional. It works really well with my pro tools. First and foremost, let's talk about the sound quality.

Polycosm

250 ohm headphones are not exactly exotic in the studio)The ability to record from other programs straight into your DAW is fun, especially if you want to mash up some tunes from your favourite streaming service. It arrived packaged in a small box without acres of excessive packing materials. Also plugged in a guitar and again, sounds really nice.