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It connects to your Mac or PC via Thunderbolt (there’s no cable in the box), but it has to be powered from the wall.

Still a desktop-format 2-in/-6-out interface with 24-bit/192kHz capabilities, the Apollo Twin MkII would be almost indistinguishable from the original were it not now black rather than silver.

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Read our full Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 3rd Gen review

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With a decent software bundle included, this is a solid upgrade and a great affordable audio interface. The Air option tilts the frequency response towards high frequencies, and this can be great for taming undesirable proximity or adding high frequency lift.

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The app also handles low-latency monitoring.Īs we’ve come to expect from the Scarlett series, the sonics are neutral and the drivers reliable. The 4i4 supports Focusrite’s Control application, which means that a number of settings can only be made in the software. On the bus-powered Scarlett 4i4 you get two mic/line/instrument inputs with gain, two line-level TRS inputs and four TRS outputs. Best home studio mixers: analogue and digital mixing desksįocusrite’s Scarlett USB interfaces have traditionally combined excellent sonics and audio flexibility at affordable price points, and the third generation units keep up the good work.Īll units in the range have received physical and technical upgrades, with improved preamps (now up to 56dB gain), balanced connectivity throughout, and the inclusion of Focusrite’s ISA transformer preamp emulation option (Air).18 best synthesizers: keyboards, modules and semi-modular synths.SSL 2 vs Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd gen: head-to-head With great monitoring and recording quality and a flexible I/O configuration, the SSL 2+ comes highly recommended. A +48v option also allows the connection of both condenser and dynamic mics. There are two combi mic/line inputs with Hi-Z (impedance) options for switching between guitar and bass signals or those from synths or drum machines. There's also the 4k button which adds some extra presence and high-end zing (and, more importantly, makes you feel that little bit more 'pro'). This is the big brother to the standard SSL2, the main difference being that the 2+ adds two outputs to the 2-in, 2-out configuration of the 2, MIDI In/Out plus an additional independent headphone out (with both being able to monitor different mixes).

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It might be cheap, but the quality is truly excellent.Ĭompact interfaces with pro features and connectivity, the SSL2+ promises an affordable version of ‘the SSL sound’, bringing the feel of a gazillion recordings made in 7-figure recording studios within reach of everybody. It enables you to plug in microphones and instruments, and offers great value for money. If you want a great audio interface but you have a limited budget, you can’t go wrong with the Audient iD4 MkII, a 2-in/2-out USB device that looks, sounds and feels great.

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If you need more guidance, hit the ‘buying advice’ button above. If you want to get straight to our top picks, keep scrolling. So, how do you choose the best audio interface for you and your studio? Well, you start with this guide, of course! Here, we'll tell you everything you need to know, and recommend some of the best audio interfaces you can buy right now - with options covering everything from multi-input Thunderbolt options, to great entry-level USB audio interfaces, plus great audio interfaces for Mac users. Right now there are loads of audio interfaces on the market, all offering different features to grab your attention. Once you've decided on the right audio interface for your needs you’ll be able to connect everything from microphones and electric guitars, to synthesizer and other instruments – perhaps even MIDI equipment, too – and you'll have no problem hooking up a pair of studio monitors or plugging in your studio headphones.