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Focusrite Scarlett Solo Studio USB-C Audio Interface with Microphone and Headphones (4th Generation)

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Focusrite Scarlett Solo Studio USB-C Audio Interface with Microphone and Headphones (4th Generation)Focusrite Scarlett Solo Studio (4th Generation) Key Components: 4th generation Scarlett Solo USB C audio interface CM25 MkIII large diaphragm condenser microphone SH 450 closed back headphones XLR cable Pro Tools Artist or Ableton Live Lite software The Focusrite Scarlett Solo Studio (4th Generation) is a complete "Recording Studio in a Box," perfect for singer songwriters, podcasters, and content creators. Delivering professional grade audio quality,

Focusrite Scarlett Solo Studio (4th Generation)

Key Components:
• 4th-generation Scarlett Solo USB-C audio interface
• CM25 MkIII large-diaphragm condenser microphone
• SH-450 closed-back headphones
• XLR cable
• Pro Tools Artist or Ableton Live Lite software

The Focusrite Scarlett Solo Studio (4th Generation) is a complete "Recording Studio in a Box," perfect for singer-songwriters, podcasters, and content creators. Delivering professional-grade audio quality, it features a low-noise mic preamp with Air Mode for added clarity, a Hi-Z input for direct guitar recording, and simple USB-C connectivity. With Auto Gain, Easy Start, and intuitive software control, it’s approachable for beginners yet capable enough for seasoned creators. Everything you need to start recording high-quality audio comes right in the box — including all hardware, cables, and a full suite of professional software and plugins.

Key Features:
• 24-bit/192 kHz AD/DA converters with 120 dB dynamic range
• Ultra-low-noise mic preamp with switchable Air Mode
• Hi-Z instrument and line input
• Loopback functionality for streaming and content creation
• Bus-powered via USB-C with optional standalone mode
• Easy Start tool and Control 2 software for quick setup and control
• Independent headphone and monitor outputs with zero-latency monitoring

Included Software:
• Choice of Pro Tools Artist (3-month subscription) or Ableton Live Lite
• Hitmaker Expansion bundle with premium plugins
• 2-month access to Landr Studio with 5 free masters

• Lightweight, portable design
• 3-year warranty

Pair your Scarlett Solo Studio with a sturdy mic stand and a pop filter for optimal vocal recordings. Add a set of monitor speakers to round out your studio setup and take your mixes to the next level!

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