Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 4th Gen USB Audio Interface, for Musicians, Songwriters, Guitarists, Content Creators — High-Fidelity, Studio Quality Recording, and All the Software You Need to Record

I genuinely think the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Studio 4th Gen USB Audio Interface Bundle is one of the best purchases I’ve made for my setup. Everything about it feels professional while still being really easy to use, even if you’re newer to recording. The sound quality is honestly amazing. Vocals sound clean, clear, and detailed, and instruments come through really nicely as well. The microphone included in the bundle surprised me a lot because it actually sounds very good straight out of the box, especially for home recording, streaming, or music production. The headphones are comfortable too and give a really clear sound while monitoring. What I love most is how simple it is to set everything up. You basically plug it in and you’re ready to start recording. Features like Auto Gain and Clip Safe make things so much easier because you don’t constantly have to worry about your levels peaking or ruining recordings. The build quality is also excellent. The interface itself feels solid and premium with that classic Focusrite design, and it genuinely feels like something built to last for years. The controls are smooth, responsive, and everything just feels polished. I can definitely see why so many people recommend the Scarlett range. It gives you that proper studio feel without being ridiculously expensive, and it works great for vocals, instruments, streaming, podcasts, or general content creation. Overall, I absolutely love it and think it’s 100% worth it if you want high-quality audio without making things overly complicated.

The Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen has been great to use for both recording and music production. It's truly plug and play-setup was quick and painless, and it worked immediately with my system without any issues. Audio quality is solid, with clean input and low noise, making it easy to get good recordings without a lot of extra tweaking. Another nice bonus is the bundle of free plugins and music tools that come with the interface, which adds real value, especially if you're just getting started. It's compact, portable, and well-built, making it easy to take on the go. For the price, it's definitely worth it if you need a reliable, decent-quality audio interface without spending a lot.

Upgraded from a cheap behringer to this. Slightly reluctantly. And I am so not regretting my decision. I'll start with the pretty lights around each dial. Not completely necessary, maybe, but really cool. I mean, it shows the in/output levels, but so does a line on the knob itself. Setup-wise, this was really easy. had it going in no time, and worked perfectly with my daw. In fact, with the older behringer, when my daw was open, it hijacked the audio so that nothing else in windows could play sound! But this seems to work just fine. Generally, Its pretty easy to use, though I've not really done much more than play with half of the buttons on it. For my needs (guitar and vocal recording), this is more than enough. But the audio quality itself, which is the reason I got this rather than a cheaper alternative, well that's blown me away a bit. People said it was better quality, but I'm no pro, and didn't expect to notice much. But it really is amazing. Everything down to the quality of the audio through the headphone jack is incredible. I really love this thing, so it may be a bit more expensive than other things out there, but worth every penny.

My first ever audio interface. I've started to dabble with music and was using a RCA 3.5 mm straight out of my Mac into my Audioengine speakers. I have a piano, a guitar and a microphone and wanted to start to take sound more seriously and get these instruments and mic connected to my computer in a "proper" way. So an audio interface is needed. I bought the Scarlett Solo 4th gen. I do not think at my stage I need any more inputs. I was initially looking at much more expensive audio interfaces such as the Antelope models that are upwards of £700. But so many people recommend the Scarlet for beginners for the superb build and sound quality. I picked this up in Dec 2023 when it was on offer for £81. It is absolutely superb and easy to use. The sound quality now that I connect my amplifier directly to the Scarlett is amazing. I can also play my guitar and piano through this either through the speakers or via my headphones to save annoying everyone in the house! I really do not know what spending much more money would deliver. Maybe more features but for someone with modest needs like me the Scarlett is more than capable. Build quality is very good and it is a very attractive in a red metal and is built to last. It is small and discrete. Some of these audio interfaces are big and bulky, but not the Scarlett. Simplicity itself to connect it up on my Mac. Just go to Settings>Sounds and then select the Scarlet which automatically gets added to the list of devices. No need for messing about with drivers etc. I was a bit surprised that upon delivery it was quite lightly packaged. But it arrived perfectly sound. Delighted with it!

I've been needing an audio interface for some time. I have some studio-quality headphones that I wanted to get the most value out of, and when doing anything music-related, it is essential to bring out more clarity from the audio being sent to the headphones. I am familiar with Focusrite Scarlett from having used them in college, so I already knew the quality would be great. In terms of functionality, I have found that they deliver high-quality audio and capture sound well from microphones. The layout is clear and simple to understand, and compatible with many DAWs, including Ableton and Logic. For £155, I couldn't argue with the price as it does what it says on the tin. And as a bonus, they include multiple plugins you can download, which makes the value even better. However, I have got my own issues that, although are easy to fix every time they happen, it's more annoying having to keep plugging and unplugging the power cable due to Windows being Windows and sometimes thinking that I haven't got it plugged in even though I know it should be functioning as well as it's intended.

A great audio interface! It's super easy to set up and offers some customisation through its various modes. There is next to no audio latency, and it's super easy to move around - making it perfect for a home studio! It's definitely worth it for anyone looking to get serious about voice-over and recordings in general!

Important to consider as a Windows user is that if you have McAfee installed, you should use the MCPR from McAfee website to remove it from your computer BEFORE downloading the drivers for this product as it may give you the bluescreen of death and force you to do a repair of Windows. Beyond this, the product was purchased on end of year sales and is great value for money. The software bundle with this product is amazing and includes industry heavyweights like Native Instruments Massive and Antares Autotune. The interface itself is really good for a bedroom producer, songwriter and professional starting out, it has 2 inputs for mics, guitars etc. As some others mentioned there is no off button so will need removing when not in use but this is not a problem for me. The headphones are well built, they have decent sound quality although not quite at the same standard as some of the pricier studio wired headphones available. They are certainly sufficient for most entry level or beginner musicians. I have not tried this microphone just yet but it feels weighty and solid and comes with a foam pop filter and a clamp for your mic holder (need to buy a proper mic stand separately) but they provide a cardboard holder if you are short on cash. Overall very satisfied, just make sure you remove McAfee before attempting to install drivers or you may have a mini heart attack when you get blue screens and put into recovery mode. Always do your research! You can of course reinstall McAfee after the drivers are installed.

Awesome sound! Great upgrade from my Arturia Minifuse 1. I don't know what was wrong with Minifuse, but the sound from it was way off. Lacks bass in the output and had weird sound on the input. I could never get my guitar sound right with minifuse. And! Boom. Scarled 2i2 - what a difference! Now everything sounds great. Guitar reached back it's tonality and frequensy balance. My 990 Pro X has gotten their bass back and earned even better clarity! I am happy. The only little downside is - the led lights has a little bit of flickering to them. But it doesn't affect anything.

Eccellente scheda audio. Fa perfettamente il suo lavoro con bassissima latenza. Abbinato ad un Mac senza difficoltà. Ingressi ed uscite più che sufficienti per una produzione musicale home made. Apprezzabile in particolare la presenza delle porte midi che me lo ha fatto preferire alla 2i2. Consigliatissimo.

Came all the way from Germany to Asia, and delivery is fast as well! Plug and play type of audio interface that is very well worth it's cost for starters, and also can be connected to a Desktop or Laptop to interface with things you know you need to. A definite good buy.

Exactly what you need for a affordable and quality home studio!

Brilliant device, works well on zoom and teams. Allows great interface with Ableton.

Thank you. I'm happy with this product