Focusrite audio interfaces connect microphones and instruments to a computer for recording, spanning the Scarlett series, higher-end Clarett+ and Vocaster podcasting models.
Focusrite audio interfaces connect microphones and instruments to a computer for recording, spanning the Scarlett series, higher-end Clarett+ and Vocaster podcasting models.
About Focusrite Audio Interfaces
Focusrite audio interfaces are one of the most popular ways to get studio-quality recordings from a home computer, built on the company's decades of experience in studio microphone preamps. SWAMP is an authorised Australian dealer, stocking the full range of Focusrite USB audio interfaces, from compact desktop units to rack-ready studio workhorses.
The Scarlett series, now in its 4th Gen, covers most setups: the Scarlett Solo with a single mic preamp for solo artists, the two-preamp Scarlett 2i2, and larger models like the 4i4 and 18i20 for full band tracking. Step up to the Clarett+ range for higher-end conversion, or choose a Vocaster for plug and play podcasting. Scarlett Studio Packs bundle an interface with a condenser microphone and headphones. Browse more USB audio interfaces, see the full Focusrite range, or pair your interface with studio microphones and studio monitors.
Count the inputs you need to record at once. The Scarlett Solo suits a single vocalist or guitarist, the Scarlett 2i2 records two sources at the same time, and the 4i4 through 18i20 add more preamps and outputs for bands and bigger studios.
The Scarlett Solo has one mic preamp plus an instrument input, while the Scarlett 2i2 has two mic preamps, so it can record two microphones at once. Both are compact 2-in 2-out USB interfaces powered over USB.
Air adds a subtle high-end lift to the preamp, emulating the sound of Focusrite's classic studio microphone preamps. It helps vocals and acoustic instruments sit forward in a mix and can be switched on per input.