The post Focusrite Scarlett 4th Gen Review appeared first on American Songwriter. For the 4th Gen Scarlett Solo and 2i2, Focusrite has prepared studio packs that provide everything you need to
All Scarlett, No Pimpernels. For this review, Focusrite sent two of the six Scarletts: the 2i2 and the 1U 18i20. There's not space here to list the complement of I/O that each Scarlett possesses, but both follow tried and tested formats, and are practically identical to their 'first generation' Scarlett predecessors.
As it comes to sound, the 1st gen Scarlett 2i2 was limited to a sample rate of 96kHz. However, the 2nd gen 2i2 now supports up to 192khz sample rates with a 24-bit resolution (but, who records at 192khz anyway?).
I've been using a 1st gen Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 for the past 5 months. It has turned out to be very reliable and it works great but the only thing I don't like is the latency. I wanted to try out the 2nd gen 2i2 since Focusrite managed to lower the overall latency considerably.
PROS: • Easy to use. • Excellent sound quality. • Friendly interface. CONS: • No pad on the mic preamp input. • App settings can't be saved. Originally introduced in 2011, the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 has undergone several revisions, first in 2016 (2nd Gen), then in 2019 (3rd Gen) and now a revision to 4th Gen. The Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 is a simple stereo input box that's ideal for recording and mixing both music and podcasts. MSRP $169.99. $169.99 at Guitar Center. PCMag editors select and H3kA9Y.
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