Focusrite Scarlett 2i2

This is actually amazing, like so good. The headphones are comfortable.

Board: E-White KBD67 MKII

Keycaps: Sakura Michi (Tai-Hao)

Deskpad: Godspeed v2 Reversed Panda

Switches: NK Creams

Audio Interface: Scarlett Focusrite 2i2 (Gen 2)

I am personally a newbie to audio interfaces and this is my first venture into this type of product. I feel like I've got a relatively good ear for music and discerning different audio equipment. To me the background noise when it is set to a high gain is pretty impressively low. Now I really haven'...

**Source/Amp** \- Currently mostly using these with my Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 monitoring input connected to PC. Audio sources themselves are generally Spotify/YouTube and Ableton Live. **How the gear will be used** \- This is basically going to be confined to my room so it can be low-isolation. Not anticipating any major travel for these as I already have IEMs for that.

The Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen USB Audio Interface is a great mixer for anyone looking into getting into high quality audio production or creation! As someone who has been using the Shure MV7 for quite sometime around 6-9 months with zero background in audio production and finer audio equipment...

And... exact same result. So I started listening again. And this time I realized they sound exactly the same.

You have to use the input and output on this exclusively. Idk if it's some defect in my CPU or MB, or some driver issue or what, but if I try to just use the input from this and use windows audio as an output (I'm using windows 10), I get problems. Like the sounds just starts breaking down. I made a...

If only I knew what was I missing all that time, I'd jump into higher-end headphones much sooner. My chain for now is Tidal -> 1st gen Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 -> Pro-ject Head Box DS2 -> Sennheiser HD650. I have to admit there's a lot of temptation to jump into more expensive stuff right away, but I think I'll just make some use of these for some time and then make a decission.

Basically every home recording studio has a little red box on the top of the desk, usually tucked away behind the monitor or midi keyboard. This is that tiny red box. Audio quality is superb. Controls are simple and deliver all of the visual cues needed to get your input volume in the right place. M...

It is what I recommend for anyone who doesn't have the budget for a +$100 interface like a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, Steinberg UR22, or Yamaha AG03 (my $100-150 recommendations). 90% of the functionality at 1/5th the price. Great for even casual users who want to use some of the wide variety of well-regarded and proven XLR mics as well as microphone secondary market.