Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen USB-C Audio Interface | 1 XLR Mic Preamp, 1 Hi-Z Instrument Input, 24-Bit/192kHz, 120dB Dynamic Range, Air Modes, PC/Mac/iPad Compatible

This item is everything it says it is!!!!! I have already started making PROFESSIONAL SOUNDING MUSIC using this HUB and its now my favorite thing to use while making music......im going to upgrade in the future and get the APOLLO TWIN X but for now THIS IS PLENTY PROFESSIONAL POWER AND SOUND FOR THE MONEY!!!! my favorite feature so far is the AIR FEATURE which brings your voice more to the front and makes you sound really professional. I also love the fact that it it has HALO LIGHTS cause thats the only way I know how to MEASURE SOUND. Don't get me started on the volume. THIS HUB CAN GET SERIOUSLY LOUD so ensure that you are listening or mixing at a SAFE LEVEL FOR YOUR EARS. Last but not least the BUILD. I love the quality of it the way it feels when you take it out the box. To me it feels KINDA PREMIUM the only issue I didnt like is that the box comes with a USB A TO TYPE C cord. I think they should of given us a TYPE C TO TYPE C but thats a small gripe. Other then that if you invest in this HUB your going to love it. Just so you know this HUB also comes with PRO TOOLS AND FL STUDIO PRE INSTALLED all you have to do is finish setting up whichever of those DAW'S YOU WANT TO USE and it can also run ALBLETON. so with all that being said. ENJOY YOUR NEW ITEM.

Got this for a new gaming PC with Win11. No drivers available for my old 8-channel audio interface, which was overkill anyway. (I make game videos with voice commentary and only need one channel). Installed and set up Scarlett Solo with no problems. Simple, does what I need it to do, sounds great, what's not to like? My only nitpick is that the XLR input gain control seems to be scaled oddly. There's a tiny sweet spot around 75% where I can record voiceover I'm happy with. A few degrees too far counterclockwise and the audio is barely above the noise floor. A few degrees too far clockwise and it clips. So basically, I set it, put the box where I can't accidentally bump the knob, and forget it.

The Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Generation USB Interface has been outstanding. The sound quality is noticeably clear, warm, and clean, and the preamps are excellent for vocals and instruments. I specifically chose this version because I’m using a RODE dynamic microphone, and I needed an interface with clean preamp gain and proper XLR support without introducing noise or requiring extra hardware. The Scarlett handles that perfectly and provides the power and clarity the Rode needs to sound its best. The setup was super simple (literally plug and play) and it connected immediately with zero complications. The build quality feels solid and professional, and the controls are intuitive and easy to dial in. Latency is virtually nonexistent, the headphone amp is strong and clean, and the gain LED indicators make it easy to monitor levels without clipping. It’s compact enough for a desk setup but still feels premium. If you’re looking for a small, reliable interface that delivers professional-grade audio for podcasting, voice recording, instruments, or content creation, this is a fantastic choice. Worth every dollar. Highly recommend.

Pretty simple to set up, works well with the SM7B I just got with it. It took me a minute to understand even with the software though admittedly. I ended up figuring it out though. Seems to power the SM7B pretty well without maxing out any volume, I tested it on Streamlabs. Well put together package, does what it needs to do! No complaints yet but also haven't used it past set up because I work too much haha

I could not use this out of the box because the factory programming would not allow me to use the headphone jack and the XLR input at the same time. The headphones would cut out as soon as I talked into the XLR mic. I looked up the issue and it was bad software. Which seems to be a running theme with this company if forums are to be believed. Download their software and run it to update the amp's firmware. Then PROMPTLY DELETE IT. I kept getting alerts their software was trying to silently backdoor my firewall settings even though I had it set to not check for updates. It also silently set up a run on startup command that I never allowed. So unless your audio recording software is Audacity there is no need to keep the factory software on your computer. All the so called features it provides are already in most recording software. Another issue I ran into is that my Scarlett Solo 4th gen does not like USB 3.0 ports. I know that the amp is USB 2.0 only but that should not have caused issues when I plugged it into the 3.0 port but it did. I had to shuffle my USB devices around to free up a 2.0 port. The device I moved to the 3.0 port did not have any problems so it was not the port being dead. Cons: -Bad firmware comes preinstalled -Company software is argumentative -Cheap USB cable comes with it -Online Only instructions on how to set up and they require you to go to multiple manuals to be told what to do -Not enough gain for a basic SURE SM7 Pros: -Solid feel to the construction -Good feeling and functional knobs -Works well after fine tuning -Has enough gain to run the newer SURE SM7dB when the mic is set to +28dB -Good sound quality -Headset has independent volume knob -Clean interface -Air boost feature works and is not a gimmick

I read many reviews of this audio interface identifying it to be a favorite choice of podcasters to provide a clean, professional vocal sound with no hassles. And that's exactly what I got. I already had a very good mic, a very quiet minicomputer, a studio space, a good pair of headphones, and a good set of monitors. This wonderful piece of kit pulled it all together, and now I'm knocking out my audiobook--with podcasts to follow!

Works great! Fast delivery.

Honestly, I’m a 8 year experienced studio engineer, and I think you should just buy it, this is without a doubt THE BEST and ONLY Audio interface you should use if you’re thinking about getting serious in the near future, I mean cmon, NO LATENCY, BUILT IN MONITORING, INSTRUMENT IMPUT, THE AIR FEATURE (CHEFS KISS) just buy it man. You’ll thank me later.

my life quality has increased

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録音はしていません。ヘッドフォンアウトだけの話ですが、思っていた以上に良いです。 オーディオインターフェースは他にSteinbergのCl1、URX22C等を試しましたが、Scarlettが一番クリアに感じます。 URX22Cの方が若干空間の奥行は感じやすいような気もしましたが、もう手放しているので試せない＆印象としてこちらの方がクリアさみたいなものは感じていました。 しっかりクリアでノイズは一切なく、余計な色付けや主張もしていないように感じます。 これを買ってから、「もっと良い音を」と思ってFiioのk13R2R（5万円）を購入しましたが、違いこそあれど「あれ？Scarlettの方がいいんじゃ…」って事がちょいちょいあります。 DT990PRO(250Ω)、K240Mk2、T3-01、MDR-MV1を使って、k13R2R側の設定をGAINを変えてみたり、OSモードとNOSモードを切り替えてみたり色々やってみましたが、自分の好みとしては正直Scarlettの方が気持ちいいシーンが多かったです。 ■k13R2Rの個人的感想（ScarlettSolo4thと比較した場合） ・左右の空間の広がりが微増 ・どのヘッドホンを使っても、高域の解像度と音量が微増 ・20hz～40hzくらいの超低域に微妙な、若干の広がり感 どれもプラシーボか？？ってくらいの差ですが、明確にその微妙な差を感じます。 その上で、ScarlettSoloの方が大体何を聴いても聴きやすいというか、耳心地が良い気がします。 超低域をしっかり含むバスドラムの、タイト目に鼓膜の振動を感じるキレなんかが、Scarlettは気持ちいい。 k13R2Rでもそれは感じるけど、Scarlettの方が良くも悪くもその超低域が左右に揺れずど真ん中に居て感じやすいのかも。かつ、超高域も私の耳には適度で、分離感や粒感、明瞭さや定位の良さみたいなものは維持しつつも、ドライになりすぎず、音楽的でノリが良い感じがします。（主にMV1が好きで使っています） 結局自分の耳や好みとの相性だと思いますが、とりあえずめちゃくちゃ良い物だと思います。 DT990PROは250Ωですが、私の耳で感じる範囲では十分鳴らせてます。 性能を100%活かせているかはわかりませんが。もっとインピーダンスの高いヘッドホンを鳴らしたい方はヘッドホンアンプを買った方が良いかもしれません。

Muy buena opción para quienes quieren empezar con la edición de audio, puedes adquirir todo el software necesario para comenzar a grabar desde tu computadora, muy satisfecho con mi compra

It’s Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th gen, one of the best in the market, I am using Edifier MR5 and the sound changed drastically. It’s worth the money, it’s something that you will keep for years.