Interface For Studio

Used for an interface panel in a studio

This interface works really good and had been the perfect addition to my studio.

I have only had the Scarlett 18i8 for a few weeks now but I have not found anything that I dislike about it so far. I am sure that this interface will do more then I actually need in my home studio.

I use two of these to connect my studio monitors to my interface and they get the job done. Great cables!

This interface is being used in my voice over studio. It allows me to hear my client in my headphones and to talk to my client via the mic. The client is hearing what is being recorded - 1st generation - versus playback coming out of the speaker and through the telephone handset - 3rd generation. My client can give me immediate feedback on their script. I can also record a caller for interview situations. Simple to hook up, even simpler to use.

The audio quality in my studio setup sounds so clean. I absolutely love this interface. My favorite box in my setup!

Excellent cable used for connecting my audio interface to patch Bay in recording studio great sound and build quality. what more can i say

I used the MAudio Profire 2626 Highdefinition Firewire Audio Interface in my studio for several years. Recorded a couple of albums with it, and I was relatively satisfied. Then I updated my studio computer, which did not have a Firewire port. In addition to that, M-Audio had not produced a driver for Windows 10. I realized it was about time to upgrade my audio interface. I did a very extensive research. I read reviews, asked colleagues, etc, and everything started to point to the Scarlett 18i20. I then purchase it, and so far it has exceeded all my expectations. The sound quality is crystal clear; the configuration software included works perfectly in real time. Not the most important thing, but its look is spectacular, and the position of every knob, input, and output is in the right place. The two headphone outputs in the front come handy when there are two musicians recording at the same time. As I use this interface I get the feeling that I am working with an appliance 100% professional. With Sonar it blends really good, no audio drops or audio engine error messages at all. So far I haven't noticed anything negative about it.

So my band - Chimera - (https://open.spotify.com/artist/5lkJIQnKpJYciREbqQp6Jj) bought this Zoom recorder to record our rehearsals and live shows to then be able to mix and sweeten in Apple Logic down the road. It is working great! We record 8 tracks live into the Zoom on SD card and then I pop it out, into my Mac Studio and the tracks are right there to import into Logic. A little re-naming before importing and everything works perfectly. Still need to tweek some of the settings for recording specific instruments (bass) but overall - great right out of the box. Additionally, the customer service from B&H - as always - was superb. I had a few questions about the interface to my Mac Studio and other audio interface hardware, and the B&H folks showed me how I can turn the 12 tracks I have with the Zoom into 20 tracks with my other hardware. It would have taken me hours (if not longer) to figure that out. Thanks B&H.

A new iMac and a new studio set-up meant some new cabling. But my audio interface was just a little too far away for a regular USB-C cable. I bought this to minimize any data loss and speed. It did the trick...data between the iMac and the interface is flowing as it should -- definitely worth the price