Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen USB Audio Interface, The Guitarist, Vocalist, Podcaster Or Producer, Studio Quality Sound, Red

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It features the company's cutting-edge preamps. The resolution it captures is high, with 24-bit/192kHz analog to digital signal conversion for professional-quality recordings. Turn ideas into records. Hook up a guitar and a mic and make the best recordings you ever have. Solo is studio sound made simple. With the release of the new third-generation range of audio interfaces, Focusrite shows no plans in slowing down on their quest to provide affordable, easy to use and high-quality audio products for beginners and professionals alike. The Scarlett 1st & 2nd Gen interfaces come with a standard USB-B to USB-A cable and we recommend you use this with your interface wherever possible. However, if you are unable to use the included USB cable for any reason, or you believe yours is faulty, you will be able to use any USB-A to USB-B cable.

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Besides the Air button, the phantom power button also has a visual indicator when in use, supplying 48 volts of phantom powering, enabling you to use a condenser mic. One welcome difference is the new headphone amps, which drive significantly louder (and clearer) than previous generations. Hi-res 24-bit/192kHz converters give recordings stunning clarity. High dynamic range and ultra-low noise makes sure Scarlett sounds just like you.For this interface, you can disregard the Device Link cable and simply connect the USB B to A cable to the Apple USB-C to USB adaptor. The ‘Air’ mode, inspired by Focusrite’s legendary ISA preamp, adds a unique breathy detail to higher frequencies, perfect for injecting life into vocal recordings. Next up, 24-bit/192kHz converters offer unprecedented clarity for an interface at this price point. Intuitive, Professional, State-of-the-art

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As you can see from the table above, there are some noticeable improvements in the 3rd Gen. All specs considered, the inputs and outputs benefit from a wider dynamic range, gain ranges, and higher input and output levels. What Else Is New In The 3rd Gen?

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The British know how to make awesome audio products and this is no exception. Nice to know we are still pretty good at some things. The Dynamic Range figure is around 110dB across the 3rd gen series for line, mic and instrument inputs (an improvement on the 2nd gen’s 106-109dB). Just works out of the box. Bought it to output VIs live from Gig Performer - simple. Small and light.