Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (3rd Gen) USB Audio Interface with Pro Tools, First

Pros:1. Good quality preamps. One of the best at this price point.2. Best thing- comes with a load of softwares and plugins to get you started. So if you are a fresh beginner who doesn't has any DAW or plugins, this one is best to start. Also focusrite keeps on collaborating with other plugins company, so you will get special discounts and free plugins from your focusrite account.3. Air button is good for playing. Something unique in focus rite gen 3 audio interfaces.Cons:Been almost 2 years and no cons.

Best audio interface under. 20k superb performance for condenser and dynamic mic and instrument recording…. Thanks to Focusrite.

The Only Thing I don't Like About This Audio Interface is the lack of "Gain Level Meter" Which could be More Useful For Setting up Gain levels While Recording Vocals or any Instruments at Different-Different Levels But This is not a great issue instead You Can Use digital meters of your D.A.W for reading those levels.Pre-amps of focusrite are considered to be very good so if you are recording vocals or instruments with Good Pro Microphone Then Audio Quality You Can Get is Dope no doubt.THD+N for Microphone input is 0.0012% which is considered pretty good to get some great recordings.After Comparing This audio Interface to other audio interfaces at this price range this is really great device.Build Quality is Really Good and Feels like Premium Material were Used.

Setting up little bit diffocult only 1 side audio. But once setup its is very awesome product. Audio quality is excellent. After using 1 month No issues at all.

Focusrite is always the best option for any one whether be beginner or professional who is to get the taste of studio quality sound. This little giant is not lesser than any known brands of studio setups. If you listen to the output without knowing that it is from this small box and compare it with other studio quality products I bet you won't be able to differentiate it.

Best product in the industry and I would go for it any day even with eyes closed.

Good interface. I am a beginner in music production and I wanted an audio interface to use with my xlr mic, and this does the job. I think it is very expensive, but I guess when I learn more about production I’ll start to understand all it’s features more. As of now it’s working good, you can control the gain of your XLR mic. You Can also control the output of your headphones and monitors. One thing to keep in mind is that normal headphones would require a connector to be able to insert in the headphone jack, so it took me some time to figure that out. Then I realised that my studio headphones (audio technica) already came with the wire so I was good to go.

This audio interface makes excellent processing of acoustic sounds. I'm using it for the past 4 months and I must say if you're buying this, you're paying for something that actually works.PS: Don't think this will cover up the lack of quality in the recording if you're using a low end mic. If you're finding noise, check if it's from your mic/ self-noise of your mic and not the interface's fault.Also,a Windows system is usually not customized for audio production, and you may find cracks in you speakers which are connected to the interface. Try to find the inatructions in the internet and change you computer's settings to make it optimal for audio.