Focusrite Scarlett Solo Studio 4th Gen

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Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Studio includes not only the popular Scarlett Solo audio interface, but also a CM25 MkIII large-diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone for capturing vocals and instruments, an XLR microphone cable, SH-450 closed-back headphones for precise monitoring, and a complete recording software suite with Pro Tools Artist, Ableton Live Lite, and Focusrite's Hitmaker Expansion software package.

It is easy to create and record music with Focusrite's Scarlett Solo Studio 4th Gen. The Scarlett Solo features the legendary Focusrite preamp along with a crystal-clear input for guitar, bass, or keyboard. Focusrite's unique gain halos make it easy to control your levels, while the headphone output, Direct Monitor switch, and large volume control make it easy to keep track of your sound. With the fourth generation of Scarlett Solo, Focusrite has upgraded the popular Scarlett Solo audio interface with new ultra-low-noise microphone preamps with up to 69 dB of gain – 13 dB better than the 3rd generation. Furthermore, the upgraded 24-bit/192 kHz AD/DA converters give the audio interface an enormous dynamic range of up to 120 dB – 9 dB better than the 3rd generation. Scarlett Solo delivers the sound quality you need at a really good price. Connect it, activate the included software, and you are ready to get started.

Focusrite Scarlett Solo is an ideal solution for a small project studio or mobile recording. The Scarlett Solo has two inputs: the microphone input with the excellent Scarlett microphone preamp, and on the front, you will find Focusrite's line/instrument input. Scarlett Solo is powered by USB bus power and has analog protection circuitry against power surges.

The upgraded 24-bit/192 kHz AD/DA converters give the audio interface an enormous dynamic range of up to 120 dB – 9 dB better than the 3rd generation. It matches the quality you would expect in a professional studio. The loopback function allows podcasters, gamers, YouTubers, and streamers to route audio from other apps running on the computer into the mix. Scarlett Solo can now also operate in standalone mode without a computer, which is useful for live performances or monitoring.

Focusrite Scarlett Solo is once again highlighted as an ideal solution for a small project studio or mobile recording. On the front, you will find an instrument input, while the XLR microphone input with the excellent Scarlett microphone preamp is located on the back of the audio interface. The high-impedance instrument inputs allow you to record guitar or bass without unwanted distortion. Gain Halo Metering makes it easier to set the input level. Scarlett Solo is powered by USB-C bus power and has analog protection circuitry against power surges. It is robustly built, ready for your desk or to take with you. Powered via a USB-C connection, it can be used anywhere with your preferred DAW on a Mac/Windows computer or an iPad Pro with a USB-C port. Scarlett Solo 4th Generation can operate in Standalone mode and send audio from input to output without a computer. To power the device, simply connect an external USB power supply or a USB power bank to the USB-C 5V input on the back panel.

Scarlett Solo 4th Generation uses the same studio-grade 24-bit/192 kHz AD/DA converters as Focusrite's flagship RedNet audio interface. With high-performance AD/DA converters, you can capture any sound source clearly and precisely, so the audio interface will not compromise your sound. With 69 dB of gain, the upgraded 4th generation Scarlett XLR microphone preamp captures the sound from your microphone with greater transparency than previous versions of Scarlett Solo. You also get 48V phantom power, so you can use your preferred condenser microphone with Scarlett Solo.

Air Mode allows you to access the sound from the original ISA preamps, known for their bright and open sound. With Air Mode, you get a sound similar to the Air effect from Focusrite's original ISA microphone preamp. The jack input on the Scarlett Solo 4th Generation front panel is designed for high-impedance instruments (Hi-Z) such as electric guitars or basses, without the need for a DI box or amplifier.

If you want to work creatively with music without limitations from your equipment, you need a good monitor mix that contains everything you need. Scarlett Solo's low latency makes it possible to monitor with plug-in effects in real time.

Scarlett Solo is designed for both beginners and experienced audio enthusiasts. Connect it to your computer, and let Focusrite's Easy Start tool guide you through the software and setup with tips for recording and much more.

Scarlett Solo comes with a comprehensive software package for recording and streaming, including Pro Tools Artist DAW (3-month subscription with Complete Plugin Bundle), Ableton Live Lite DAW, and Focusrite's Hitmaker Expansion software package, which includes Auto-Tune Access, Softube Marshall Silver Jubilee 2555, Native Instruments MASSIVE synth, and more.

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