Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 vs Focusrite Scarlett Solo

Sadly it doesn't have a built in hardware limiter as far as I can tell, which I've heard from a few sources is superior to a software limiter (I'm not sure why it doesn't work nearly as well). That would have definitely been a nice feature but I get the impression those are only found in more expensive equipment, something to consider. This unit doesn't provide quite as much gain as I would personally like. It would be nice if there was quite a bit of extra headroom to keep the gain low and in turn the background noise low

So I've been using the DROP Pandas through the 3.5mm on my Elgato Wave:3 (mainly to monitor audio bc I don't have an XLR setup), and I've started to look into audio upgrades. Since I plan on streaming, I've been looking at what headphones I should get, as my microphone choice a, the Rode Procaster, and am currently looking at the Audient Evo 4 for my audio interface. Personally, the look and quality are both qualities that I prefer over other options such as the GoXLR, the Focusrite Scarlett Solo, and the Rode AI-1

Are they allowed to take it back? I don't it's mine now, yeah nice try. They sent me a whole kit of like the headphones, the audio interface yeah and ...

We would have preferred a slightly different control setup for the gain knobs, but that's a minor complaint. Otherwise, the Scarlett 2i2 is practically a must-have for upgrading your recordings.

So basically I want to be able to record my guitar amp Roland JC-22 into Logic via the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 interface, however when I do this by connecting the amp line outs into the focusrite's inputs, it just sounds terrible- really tinny and weird. It sounds much better just recording direct from the guitar pedals into the focusrite.

, And this time I got in the smallest one, the Scarlett Solo, to talk about this and to show you how it works., What I’m going To do now is to show yo...

I recently purchased the Scarlett solo 3rd gen for recording my bass guitar. I ended up having to return it as the audio would only playback on the left and I couldn’t seem to fix the unwanted distortion issue from the unit itself. I was recommended to purchase a Behringer U-Phoria UMC22 or a Focusrite 2i2 instead.

I love this Scarlett Solo and own two. I bought one to have delivered to my hotel and although they said it was delivered, I never received it. I reached out to Amazon and they said this seller is no longer affiliated with Amazon and Amazon can’t do anything about it.

My search continues for a device that allows me to record a bass line on my PC! (I am curious how much money I will have to spend in the end, for what should be a simple task)

GEAR: Fender Mustang P/J bass, Fender Rumble Studio 40 amp, iPad, Focusrite Scarlett Solo, GarageBand. I've raved about this bass since I got it back in the summer, and since then have put on a flat black pickguard and DR Black Beauty (flat black) strings. I have taken the XLR out from the back of my amp and plugged it into my Scarlett, and it stays plugged in all the time now. On the iPad I run the Fender app, which allows me to control the amp and effects modeling on the amp

I would rate them as a neutral sound, with perhaps just a slight hint of darkness to them. Hands-down, the price performance leader according to my own research.

However, since I had it fixed I recorded several songs with no issues. Lord willing my music career will finally see some fruition. Is it worth the purchase? For the price, yeah it's a decide device. I do wish I would have gotten the Presonus as it has midi in, but I think if you don't have a need for midi this is a solid device that should last a while

I love this interface and its available inputs/outputs cover all my needs as an independent home producer. I only have two complaints related to the design. First is that you have to use the Focusrite Control software interface which is not very intuitive - the manual needs to provide more examples of various setups using the software. Secondly, the four 1/4" TRS line output jacks on the back of the unit do not securely hold the cable plugs and two or three times a month I lose connection with my studio monitors and have to reseat them

I love this interface and its available inputs/outputs cover all my needs as an independent home producer. I only have two complaints related to the design. First is that you have to use the Focusrite Control software interface which is not very intuitive - the manual needs to provide more examples of various setups using the software. Secondly, the four 1/4" TRS line output jacks on the back of the unit do not securely hold the cable plugs and two or three times a month I lose connection with my studio monitors and have to reseat them

Satisfied with the latency performance when used for playing piano VST. Haven't even gotten around to everything it can do

I don't know why the shipping department struggles so much, everything they send always takes an eternity and never arrives when they say it will. Last time I purchase from musicians friend!