FOCUSRITE SCARLETT SOLO 4TH GEN

The Scarlett Solo’s compact and lightweight design makes it easy to transport, while its rugged build ensures durability. Bus-powered via USB-C connectivity, it can operate in various locations, whether in your home or on the go. You can connect it to your preferred DAW on a Mac/Windows computer or an iPad Pro with a USB-C port. In standalone mode, the Scarlett Solo can pass audio from inputs to outputs without needing a computer. To power the unit, just plug in an external USB power supply or USB power bank using the USB-C 5V input on the back panel.

Scarlett Solo utilizes studio-grade 24-bit / 192 kHz AD/DA converters found in Focusrite’s flagship RedNet interfaces.

This high-performance setup delivers a remarkable 120 dB dynamic range, allowing users to capture clear and accurate sounds from vocals and various instruments without interfering with the audio quality.

The Scarlett XLR mic preamp captures microphone sounds with impressive transparency and detail. Users can enable switchable 48V phantom power for their favorite condenser mics.

Also, the selectable Air Mode introduces the bright, spacious sound characteristic of high-end studio consoles, enhancing vocals and instruments.

The Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen features a 1/4″ input on its front panel, specifically designed for high-impedance instruments like electric guitars or basses. Users do not need a DI box or amplifier to connect these instruments. With one button, they can also switch to input a line-level source, such as a mixer’s output or the line outs from guitar and bass amps.

The Scarlett Solo offers user-friendly controls, making it accessible for beginners and experienced audio enthusiasts alike. Users can follow Focusrite’s Easy Start tool to learn how to set up their Scarlett.

With independent gain knobs and multicolor Dynamic Gain Halo meters, they can easily achieve the perfect levels without navigating complicated menus.

The Loopback feature lets users record other audio sources from their computer, like audio outputs from a web browser. For podcasters, this means they can record guests via video call. Gamers can capture gaming audio while using a microphone. YouTubers can overlay their mic sound on video recordings. Plus, streamers can blend computer audio with their mic easily.

Scarlett Solo includes a powerful custom-designed headphone amplifier for clear and accurate playback.

Users can independently adjust the volumes for headphones and monitors by using separate knobs.

Musicians can perform without worrying about hearing their recordings due to latency. The Scarlett Solo’s direct monitor switch allows them to hear their input signals instantly, ensuring they capture their best performance.

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To get started, choose from the two included DAWs:

• Pro Tools Artist (3-month subscription with Complete Plugin Bundle)
• Ableton Live Lite recording software.

The Hitmaker Expansion bundle has everything you need to bring big studio sound to your songs, with an unbeatable range of record-making studio tools from the biggest names in the business:

• Get exceptional vocal tracks with Antares Auto-Tune Access and Relab LX480 Essentials reverb.
• Sculpt your sound with EQs and compressors from Focusrite Red 2 and 3 Plug-In Suites, and preamps from Brainworx Bx_console Focusrite SC.
• Then, heat up your guitar tones with a hyper-realistic model of Marshall’s Silver Jubilee 2555, brought to you by analog-modeling experts Softube.
• Need drums? XLN Audio’s Addictive Drums 2: Studio Rock Kit has beats to get you started and the big sound of a great drum kit.
• Synths and Keys? You’re well covered with the legendary MASSIVE from Native Instruments and XLN Audio’s Addictive Keys.
• And when it’s time to mix and master your tracks, there’s an exclusive suite of Focusrite plug-ins to quickly get release-ready sound, and a two-month subscription to Landr Studio.