Focusrite Scarlett Solo Studio 2Nd Gen Recording Bundle

I started doing vocals with a low-end mic that came along with the Focusrite Scarlett Studio 2nd Gen kit. Then I upgraded my gear to Rode NT1-A mic and subsequently with AKG mic, but was not getting the clear and natural vocals and have to do a lot of plugins/EQs. Finally, I got this Neumann TLM-102 after reading the reviews�and research. This is an excellent mic! Vocals are so smooth and natural. Need no or a very little EQ to get the perfect vocals. Very warm and strong vocals which allows�me to easily play around within the DAW. The recordings are no less than a high-grade professional studio. Noise level is approx nil (super quite) and with a pop-shield it works simply amazing. You won't regret the investment you do with this little master! Lastly, quick delivery by B&H and excellent packing!

I am using these with the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen with TRS cables and my guitar sound is great. They do have the nearly inaudible noise when turned on with no signal, but with any signal at all the noise is gone. I highly recommentd these speakers.

I used this to connect my Rode Mini Go to my focusrite Scarlett Solo and viola! Perfect.

Bought this for my daughter along with a Focusrite Scarlett Solo to record her saxophone playing. Perfect mic for sax, sound is open and sounded great with this combo. Exceeded my expectations for a $99 mic.

This audio interface is plug-and-play, without the need to install any flaky drivers (looking at you, gen 3 Focusrite Scarlett). It has high gain, low noise, and nice fit and finish. The only thing that would make it better is an additional input or two. Would recommend!

The Audio Off Of The AT2020 Is Amazing! I Paired This With The Scarlett Solo Gen 3 And Love It! Would Recommend To Anyone Thats Streaming/Gaming/Podcasting!

I've been recording vocals for multiple artists using multiple condenser microphones along with a Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 audio interface and an Auray RF-CMS-S Reflection Filter. Undoubtedly this AT2035 has given us the best quality we could imagine. Along with basic knowledge of recording and mixing, this is the perfect tool for a home studio!

Bought it to replace an old first-gen Focusrite solo, so far it's absolutely solid. Feels well built and looks fantastic imo. Drivers on Windows are stable and easy to use, and so far has worked flawlessly with Pro tools. The LED screen meters are really nice to have when recording or monitoring. Loopback functionality is a godsend for me, especially when conversing with clients via Zoom, I can easily route audio to them from my computer or Pro tools. I've only done simple foley and vocal recordings on it, so I can't really comment on the preamp's quality, but it works well for me. My only minor issue is that it can't quite drive my 600ohm DT880 headphones to the levels I need (which is unreasonable since it's USB powered and I need them very loud) but that's more of unrealistic expectations on my end. The unit has an RCA out for me to run my audio to an external headphone amp so no issues there. Overall a great entry level audio interface and perfect for my simple home workstation.

I just recently purchased this mic. It's the best I've ever had. I do podcasting out of my home and this mic along with a focusrite scarlett has given me studio quality power and sound.

I'm coming from a 1st Gen Scarlett 6i6. I am blown away by how clean my audio sounds now, not only in recording but the listening experience overall. I love the fact the interface has a smaller footprint and a simple USB-C cable powers it all. No more power brick. Sturdy build, quality knobs. The visual I/O meters are great. Nice touch. Did I mention how clean the sound is with the D/A converter? Just excellent. I should have upgraded sooner.