Scarlett Solo 3Rd Gen USb Audio Interface, For The Guitarist, Vocalist, Podcaster Or Producer, Stu-Dio Quality Sound And All The Software Needed For Recording And Songwriting, Red

I couldn’t be happier with my purchase of the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen USB Audio Interface. This little red box is a powerhouse for anyone who records at home — whether you’re a guitarist, vocalist, podcaster, or producer. Sound Quality: The audio clarity is phenomenal. The preamps are incredibly clean and transparent, and the “Air” mode really brings vocals and acoustic instruments to life with a touch of brightness and presence. My guitar recordings sound crisp and professional, and the mic input handles both dynamic and condenser mics beautifully. Build & Design: The build quality is superb — solid metal chassis with a sleek red finish that looks great on my desk. It feels durable and premium, with smooth knobs and sturdy input jacks. It’s also compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry for mobile recording setups. Ease of Use: Setup was straightforward. Plug it in via USB, install the Focusrite Control software, and you’re good to go. Everything is clearly labeled and beginner-friendly. The direct monitoring switch is a lifesaver — zero-latency monitoring makes recording vocals or guitar so much easier. Included Software: The included bundle is an incredible bonus. You get Ableton Live Lite, Pro Tools Artist, and a collection of plug-ins that cover everything from EQ to reverb. It’s a complete toolkit for anyone starting out or upgrading their studio setup. Performance: I’ve experienced zero noise, zero latency issues, and consistent performance with my laptop and DAW. It’s rock solid and reliable even during long sessions. Final Thoughts: If you’re looking for studio-quality sound in a compact, affordable package, the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen is unbeatable. It’s perfect for singer-songwriters, guitarists, podcasters, and anyone who values clean audio and ease of use. Highly recommended — worth every penny!

it does the job pretty good, amazing for it's price, and the halos are really helpful too. highly recommended

Good quality and it's working very well

I already have presonous but the vocal tone didn’t satisfy my ideal voice, but this product Scarlet Solo give me hope for my future music and thank you for this ❤️

Product does its job very well. However, I was greeted with latency in audio with no drivers installed, and EXTREME latency with drivers installed. This should cause no issue for average gamers and especially for vocalists, but I play rhymth games where audio & timing accuracy are the most important thing, and I've noticed the delay almost immediately after switching. After some research, It turns out most interfaces add somewhat of a latency to the audio, but Scarlett's drivers are NOTORIOUS for their horrible latency. For those who want to buy this anyway, my advice is to NOT install the drivers. Trust me, you are not missing anything. Only thing it provides over windows is default mono recording, which you can get around by selecting mono channels each time you record.

Good Quality and recommended

Excellent value for money!

Amazing product for recording

Hay esfuerzos encomiables en las tarjetas de sonido e interfaces USB, pero en cuanto te pones un poco en serio no hay otro modelo al que acudir: durante tres generaciones las interfaces Scarlett de Focusrite son recomendaciones de referencia para músicos en un estudio casero o hacer un podcast serio. Este modelo 2i2 cuenta, como su nombre indica, con 2 entradas XLR y soporta alimentación Phantom P48 de 48 V. Normalmente los micrófonos de calidad como el Rode Procaster (enlace) funcionan sin averiarse si conectas la alimentación, pero en lo posible mejor quítala si no la vas a usar. La preamplificación de esta interfaz es legendaria, como lo es la confianza que ofrece: es uno de esos productos que, sencillamente, hacen lo que dicen y no dan problemas. Que se conecte con un solo USB y su reducido tamaño la hacen ideal para meter interfaz y cables en una mochila e ir a grabar a cualquier sitio, además de la extrema sencillez de uso del panel de control de Focusrite y el valor añadido del software que obtienes con la compra. Para los que ya conozcan las Scarlett, en esta 3ª generación Focusrite ha ampliado las ya excelentes cualidades técnicas de la interfaz, pero la mayor novedad reside en que ahora se conecta con un puerto USB tipo C, más opciones de configuración de E/S y un "Air Mode" que potencia las pistas de voz emulando la amplificación de un amplificador analógico. Además, las ruedas de ajuste de ganancia se iluminan con un código semáforo: verde cuando la ganancia está bien configurada, ámbar cuando nos estamos pasando y roja si la estamos saturando. Todas estas características más la sencillez de uso la hacen ideal para auténticos principiantes pero con la posibilidad de obtener un resultado profesional con poco tiempo de aprendizaje. Instalar la interfaz es trivialmente sencillo: la conectas por primera vez y ya arranca la instalación, que te guía para registrar el número de serie en la web de Focusrite y obtener el software añadido. Este software permite hacer de todo y tiene la ventaja de que te ayuda a familiarizarte con herramientas que son estándar de la industria incluyendo una versión personalizada de Avid ProTools First. Si ves que estás un poco perdido con tu nueva interfaz, échale un vistazo a los vídeos de la guía rápida, que explican todo muy detalladamente con guías paso a paso que imprimir - eso sí, en inglés. Sin ninguna duda, la 3ª generación de interfaces Scarlett es la mejor que haya producido Focusrite y, a su vez, son posiblemente las mejores interfaces que pueda comprar un usuario doméstico que se ponga en serio. Tal vez si ya tienes una el cambio no merezca la pena salvo para pasar a un modelo con más E/S pero es un producto intachable, con cambios que mejoran la vida al usuario y que no estropean ninguna de las características a las que deben su éxito. Recomendadísimo.

I’m using this to record mediations using an audiotechnica mic with FL studio, it works well and I’ve had no problems , although sometimes it needs to be restarted but I’m not sure if that’s fl studio glitching or the device

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This is a great unit, comes with a generous software and instrument package. Gives you four input, four output and you can route your signal however you want. Also there is a loopback function to record your computer sounds, plus there's a 5pin midi IN/midi OUT connector for daisy chain your midi devices if you want. Also there is a headphone output INPUTS 2 x combi mic/instrument/line XLR inputs with 48V phantom power 2 x 1/4"balanced fixed line inputs Stereo Loopback Input 1 x 5-pin MIDI input OUTPUTS 4 x 1/4" balanced line outputs 1 x stereo headphone output 1 x 5-pin MIDI output 2 x Scarlett Mic Preamps with a wide 56 dB gain range and +22dBu maximum input level Direct hardware monitoring in mono or stereo THis is a USB bus powered unit (requires a port with at least 900mA) plug and play, just connect to your PC or Mac, connect your mics/instruments, set up routing in its sw and happy days. I am using it with a Samson Q2U XLR mic, and found the preamp has very low noise and with 75-80%(ish) gain it's perfect for spoken word applications. The preamps should easily drive an sm7b. The visul indicator for clipping is OK, it's around the gain knob and you can set it's colours but not the best way to check your levels (hello MOTU!), maybe it's personal preference, perfectly usable to avoid clipping. All in all it's a very capable little unit, small, easy to use, gives you plenty of options to record your thing.