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Clarett USB lays down the challenge to interfaces twice the price. The Clarett USB range features specially designed high performance, low-noise (-128dB EIN) mic pres with a low distortion, ultra-linear design that guarantees a clean, open and transparent sound, giving accurate representation of the original performance. Boasting 118dB dynamic range, Clarett can now be experienced with any Mac or PC supporting USB 2.0 and above. Decades of analog circuit design experience applied around 24-bit/192kHz A-D and D-A conversion, delivers a superior signal path - beating interfaces costing hundreds more. 

Clarett 8Pre USB is an 18-in, 20-out audio interface. Six-segment LED metering easily shows the signal level of the eight mic/line inputs, two of which are also high-impedance instrument inputs that can record super-hot pickups with no unwanted distortion. MIDI I/O and S/PDIF I/O are also included. ADAT I/O allows you to expand your setup with up to eight extra inputs and outputs when combined with multi-channel mic preamps like Clarett OctoPre. Analog outs include two monitor outputs with anti-thump technology, eight-line outputs, two headphone outputs with volume controls, and a word clock output for sending clock signal to external devices. The eight Air-enabled mic preamps can reproduce the input impedance, clarity and frequency response curve of Focusrite's original ISA mic preamp. Clarett 8Pre USB connects to Mac or PC using the included standard USB and USB Type-C cables. Record with super-low latency through amp simulators and effects plug-ins. Configure your routing and monitor mixes from Mac, PC, iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch with user-friendly control software Focusrite Control. Additional included software is from XLN Audio, Focusrite, Softube, Ableton and Loopmasters. Interested in what headphones are compatible with Clarett? Search 'Headphones' on the Focusrite help centre for more information.

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 Hey guys, welcome back to another video and if you're new here my name is Edward Smith and welcome to my YouTube channel and in today's video we're going to be looking at the brand new Focusrite Claret Plus 8 pre USB audio interface and we're going to be comparing it to my old Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 generation 2. So as a lot of you guys know for the past 5 years I've been using the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 USB audio interface for all my recordings, whether it was for a microphone comparison or working on a specific song, I've been using a Focusrite audio interface and I've really been looking for a brand new audio interface to upgrade which is a little bit better but still not crazy expensive that it doesn't make sense for a home studio type setup and as you guys can see I already have the new Focusrite Claret Plus 8 pre USB audio interface set up and ready to go because I just couldn't wait to just upgrade this piece of gear because everything else in my studio setup has been upgraded and I'd like to give a huge shout out to Sweetwater for sending me this audio interface and for sponsoring today's video. I know that a lot of you guys are looking to purchase some brand new studio equipment and because of the time of year we have so many discounts because of Christmas, this is the perfect time to purchase some brand new studio gear and there is no better place to go than Sweetwater.com so if you guys want to check them out I will leave some links down below to their store and the audio interfaces we're looking at today

 I know that a lot of you guys are looking to purchase some brand new studio equipment and because of the time of year we have so many discounts because of Christmas, this is the perfect time to purchase some brand new studio gear and there is no better place to go than Sweetwater.com so if you guys want to check them out I will leave some links down below to their store and the audio interfaces we're looking at today. So like I mentioned earlier for the past five years I've been using the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 as my main audio interface for all my vocal recording, microphone comparisons, pretty much everything and I'm a big fan of this design and the price point of this audio interface and it gives me everything I need for my specific home studio setup and when I was looking at a brand new audio interface I didn't want something much different only a little bit better in terms of preamp quality maybe a slightly different look but I wanted 90% of pretty much the exact same thing and when we look at this brand new Claret Plus 8 pre USB audio interface you still have the Focusrite design and layout but you do have those slight differences in terms of the look and design, the knobs, the build quality, the feel and obviously you also getting that Claret preamp quality which is so so beautiful when it comes to high end quality microphones and just getting quality sound through a USB audio interface. When you move on to the build quality of this brand new Claret audio interface you can definitely pick up that the knobs and the buttons are of very high quality

 So like I mentioned earlier for the past five years I've been using the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 as my main audio interface for all my vocal recording, microphone comparisons, pretty much everything and I'm a big fan of this design and the price point of this audio interface and it gives me everything I need for my specific home studio setup and when I was looking at a brand new audio interface I didn't want something much different only a little bit better in terms of preamp quality maybe a slightly different look but I wanted 90% of pretty much the exact same thing and when we look at this brand new Claret Plus 8 pre USB audio interface you still have the Focusrite design and layout but you do have those slight differences in terms of the look and design, the knobs, the build quality, the feel and obviously you also getting that Claret preamp quality which is so so beautiful when it comes to high end quality microphones and just getting quality sound through a USB audio interface. When you move on to the build quality of this brand new Claret audio interface you can definitely pick up that the knobs and the buttons are of very high quality. My previous 18i20 had these rubbery type knobs that kind of wore off after a while and they just started looking bad after a few years where this brand new Claret has a metal feel on each knob that's really nice and solid and I definitely think they're gonna last longer and look better for a longer period of time. Another nice addition that I like with this brand new Claret audio interface is the left and right output levels which isn't something that you got with the older 18i20 which I think visually is nice and it's also just a nice indicator to show you what's going on when you play your tracks

 Now the final thing we have to have a look at is the price difference and when I first purchased my 18i20 around 2015 2016 it did cost me around $500 and the upgraded version the third generation which came out about a year or two ago it's also around $500 $550 and I must say in terms of value for money these audio interfaces are great with 18 inputs 20 outputs a lot of XLR inputs which is nice if you want to record multiple microphones guitars all at the same time and for a studio setup this is an audio interface that's going to last you three four five years easily without needing to upgrade because it is also big enough but if you're looking to upgrade and you want preamp quality you want to be able to hear the quality in an expensive microphone and not record with an 18i20 or something cheap but you want to hear those details and you're paying to hear those details it is a good investment to pay for an audio interface like the Claret that's a thousand dollars that will also last at least five to ten years before you really would want to upgrade and it's just going to do such a good job and give you the vocal quality that you deserve to have when you're recording and making your music. So just a reminder I will be covering a lot more things on this audio interface in future videos and I'm also going to be doing a whole bunch of microphone comparisons in the future using this audio interface just to show you how good it is in terms of quality among very expensive microphones so make sure you guys subscribe and you're ready for those videos but other than that thank you guys so much for watching this video if you enjoyed it please do give it that thumbs up and if you love to subscribe down below and I will see you for another video next time.

This Audio Interface is NEXT LEVEL!!! - Focusrite Clarett+ 8Pre (First Look)

 I use lowish (30 ohm) cans that are very efficient, and find that it plays loud and sounds great. But beware that this is where Focusrite cut corners.  Finally, the bad news. Focusrite's software is a minor horror show

 And it sounds as good as anything out there, as long as you're not using the wrong headphones.

Great piece of hardware with a couple of minor shortcomings

 Then we have eight optical ports, which allow us to expand the I.O. capability of the Claret Plus 8Pre. Next to this, we have MIDI input and output for controlling external gear

 Hi, I'm Mitch Gallagher from Sweetwater. Today we're looking at the latest audio interface from Focusrite. Let's get started. This is the new Focusrite Claret Plus 8 pre-audio interface from Mac and PC

 Moving to the back panel, as I mentioned, we have inputs three through eight, those 10 analog outputs. We also have a word clock output for digitally synchronizing external gear. Then we have eight optical ports, which allow us to expand the I.O

 One more thing I definitely want to mention about the Claret Plus 8Pre is Focusrite has actually improved the A to D and D to A capability here. The converters are even better than before. They feature extremely low distortion, low noise, and very high dynamic range. As I mentioned, the Claret Plus 8Pre is compatible with both Mac and Windows, and it comes with a comprehensive software bundle to get you started right out of the box, and this even includes Focusrite's plug-in collective registration

Focusrite Clarett+ 8Pre USB-C Audio Interface Overview

 Support is nonexistent, most help that would be gotten are for the Scarlett series of interfaces, which from personal experience, actually work and are simpler to install.  I was hugely disappointed in the product. I expected better of Focusrite.

It was too much trouble to get working; It forces you to install a control app that doesn't detect the interface the first few times around and the USB drivers cause too many issues. I wasn't able to get an signal to or from the device. Support is nonexistent, most help that would be gotten are for the Scarlett series of interfaces, which from personal experience, actually work and are simpler to install.  I was hugely disappointed in the product

Expensive Trash.

Four years ago, the Babyface Pro again demonstrated RME's absolute commitment to superior craftsmanship, not only in audio circuits and driver development, but also in mechanics. Created with the highest precision from a block of aluminum, this high-end portable interface incorporates high-end analog and digital circuits. Its innovative energy saving technologies provided supreme fidelity with no compromises in level, noise, or distortion.Full range capture - Improved Mic Line InputsFor the main I/O RME has designed an XLR socket, which integrates seamlessly into the housing and saves space. Two digitally controlled preamps provide individually switchable 48V phantom power. These circuits feature a gain range of 76 dB, adjustable in steps of 1 dB, including a relay-driven PAD, resulting in exceptional EIN (Equivalent Input Noise) performance as well as line overload protection, and enough gain for even the lowest level microphones. Babyface Pro's incredibly efficient design almost never requires an external power supply it's perfectly stable on USB 3 bus power, and also most USB 2 ports, with no degradation in any technical specification. This makes it perfect for mobile recording, even with a pair of your favorite condenser microphones. The comprehensive feature set continues with an optical TOSLINK I/O; use as either an ADAT port with SMUX support or SPDIF for sessions up to 192 kHz. In combination with an external ADAT converter, the Babyface Pro fully supports 12 analog inputs as well as 12 outputs, making it ideal for both live and studio multi-track applications. You can plug any instrument, line or high impedance, into Babyface Pro's jack inputs 3 4. Record your guitar on the go, with no additional hardware required. MIDI I/O via an included breakout cable completes the package.Mixing Routing with TotalMix FX TotalMix RemoteLike all the latest RME interfaces, the Babyface Pro FS also includes the powerful digital real-time mixer Tota

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The RME BabyFace Pro FS/MadiFace Pro. RME are known for their software support which is why I recommend them so much. They have drivers supporting M1 as they aren't reliant on 3rd parties because they develop their own interface core.

Hey all, I would love some advice on a new audio interface. I’d consider myself kind of a tweener: not quite a prosumer because I make a living with this stuff, but not quite professional level music producer who would know their way around hardware and outboard gear. I’m extremely curious and committed to learning, and looking to improve mt craft every day.

My problem:

I just upgraded my old rMBP (2013) to an M1 Max, and I'm thinking of getting a new audio interface. My current Duet 2 works fine but Big Sur/Monterey broke some of its features and Apogee has been extremely slow to update it. Support looks to be on its way/phasing out. Makes sense as I bought it in 2013…

I am thinking maybe this is a window where I can still to sell it and upgrade my interface so that I can gain some more flexibility in my workflow. 

As for my goals, I want to have two or three main workflows:

1) 80% of the time I teach music remotely. I use virtual audio routing, a lot of screen sharing, and teach on guitar/keyboard/DAW. It isn’t strictly necessary but I think DSP processing would be really nice to have so I could compress on the way in and use a virtual mix bus, offering my clients (especially the ones learning basic music production) better quality audio for their mixes and for ear-training.

2) The other main use cases are recording acoustic guitar and voice (easily accomplished by any interface), and one day

3) possibly do some live streaming, where I am just writing/producing on the fly (I think this is where having the new laptop opens up OBS/Wirecast and all the DAW/external audio whereas my old laptop could not handle it). Internal mic preamps would be nice, but again not necessary.

Obviously any interface will allow me to do these things but I just wanted to explain how I would use it. I'm looking at Apogee Symphony Desktop, Antelope Audio Zen Q, and the Apollo Twin X...

So if I have this correct, my pros/cons are:

Apogee Symphony Desktop
-famous for their converters
-EQ/Compression in both DSP/Native (no DSP reverb, though)
-Dual Path (where both print and/or monitoring effects are linked, and supposedly near zero latency)
-main con is the price

Apollo Twin X
-many of the same pros
-effects are very well-regarded
-more hardware emulations
-Duo is more affordable, but I don’t love the idea of being locked into their plugin ecosystem and all of that can add way more cost, even with the heritage Black Friday deal

Antelope Audio Zen Q
-way more effects (37) than both of the above,
-but hardware and software seem to not be super user-friendly
-I don’t know anything about their reputation, either on the gear/support side of things.

The other route I could go is just super simple, get a Duet 3 or other two channel interface and slowly acquire outboard gear… but that seems super expensive, and ultra slow.

What would you recommend to someone like me?

<div class="md">Hey all, I would love some advice on a new audio interface. I’d consider myself kind of a tweener: not quite a prosumer because I make a living with this stuff, but not quite professional level music producer who would know their way around hardware and outboard gear. I’m extremely curious and committed to learning, and looking to improve my craft every day.

My problem:

I just upgraded my old rMBP (2013) to an M1 Max, and I&#39;m thinking of getting a new audio interface. My current Duet 2 works fine but Big Sur/Monterey broke some of its features and Apogee has been extremely slow to update it. Support looks to be on its way/phasing out (makes sense as I bought it in 2013).

I am thinking maybe this is a window where I can still sell it and upgrade my interface so that I can gain some more flexibility in my workflow. I don’t want to sit with the Duet 2 until it’s too late.

As for my goals, I want to have two or three main workflows:

1) 80% of the time I teach music remotely. I use virtual audio routing, a lot of screen sharing, and teach on guitar/keyboard/DAW. It isn’t strictly necessary but I think DSP processing would be really nice to have so I could compress on the way in and use a virtual mix bus, offering my clients (especially the ones learning basic music production) better quality audio for their mixes and for ear-training.

2) The other main use cases are recording acoustic guitar and voice (easily accomplished by any interface), and one day…

3) I’d like try some live streaming, where I am just writing/producing on the fly (I think this is where having the new laptop opens up OBS/Wirecast and all the DAW/external audio whereas my old laptop could not handle it). Internal mic preamps would be nice, but again, not necessary. I own a UA Solo 610A which I love for vocals and guitars.

Obviously any interface will allow me to do these things but I just wanted to explain how I would use it. I&#39;m looking at Apogee Symphony Desktop, Antelope Audio Zen Q, and the Apollo Twin X...

So if I have this correct, my pros/cons are:

Apogee Symphony Desktop

<ul>
<li>famous for their converters</li>
<li>EQ/Compression in both DSP/Native (no DSP reverb, though)</li>
<li>Dual Path (where both print and/or monitoring effects are linked, and supposedly near zero latency)</li>
<li>main con is the price</li>
</ul>

Apollo Twin X
* many of the same pros
* effects are very well-regarded
* more hardware emulations
* Duo is more affordable
* I don’t love the idea of being locked into their plugin ecosystem and all of that can add way more cost, even with the heritage Black Friday deal. 

Antelope Audio Zen Q
* way more effects (37) than both of the above,
* but hardware and software seem to not be super user-friendly
* I don’t know anything about their reputation, either on the gear/support side of things.

The other route I could go is just super simple, get a Duet 3 or other two channel interface and slowly acquire outboard gear… but that seems super expensive, and ultra slow.

What would you recommend to someone like me?

Edit: typos
</div>

Recommendation for new USB-C interface

 I also went for RME because their drivers & routing software are top notch. Audio quality played only a minor role tbh because even budget Interfaces nowadays have extremely good audio quality.

I upgraded from a Presonus Studio 26 to an RME Babyface Pro FS last year. My main reason for the upgrade was that I needed something that is portable (the babyface can be powered by usb) but also has ADAT for additional I/O. I also went for RME because their drivers & routing software are top notch. Audio quality played only a minor role tbh because even budget Interfaces nowadays have extremely good audio quality

So, I have a Motu M2. I recently traded and got a SSL 2 as well. I like both of then. But was thinking an upgrade would take things to the next level. I was eyeing the RME Babyface Pro FS, Apogee Duet 3, Motu Ultralite MK5, Antelope Audio Zen Go and the Arturia Audiofuse. Does anyone have any experience with these? And do any of them have to be plugged in externally through an outlet? Price wise RME is probably out of my budget. Are these things that much better quality wise than what I already have. I thought the M2 and SSL 2 had good preamps and converters. But the more I read the more it seems that they are more budget interfaces. And help?

<div class="md">So, I have a Motu M2. I recently traded and got a SSL 2 as well. I like both of then. But was thinking an upgrade would take things to the next level. I was eyeing the RME Babyface Pro FS, Apogee Duet 3, Motu Ultralite MK5, Antelope Audio Zen Go and the Arturia Audiofuse. Does anyone have any experience with these? And do any of them have to be plugged in externally through an outlet? Price wise RME is probably out of my budget. Are these things that much better quality wise than what I already have. I thought the M2 and SSL 2 had good preamps and converters. But the more I read the more it seems that they are more budget interfaces. And help?
</div>

Upgrading to an RME or Apogee audio interface questions

I've had much pricier setups but this is by far the nicest sounding.  I don't ever see upgrading lol.

My Value Forever Setup

 But the reason I am going back to RME, the sound is just a very small part of the consideration when you choose your main audio interface, plus the current-gen AD/DA converters are extremely capable, even the cheaper options are way too good to be blamed on when you can't get a good mix from it. I would endorse RME with all my heart, their analog circuitry is very well designed, both hardware and driver are extremely stable, Top-notch customer support (their support actually know what they are doing and very quick to resolve your problem), Totalmix is awesome and super flexible.

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