Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 (2nd Gen) USB Audio Interface with Pro Tools | First

Product Information

Replaces the Scarlett 2i4 and features four balanced line inputs and four balanced outputs for monitoring and fx sends. The interface features a 2 in / 4 out configuration, featuring two natural-sounding Scarlett mic preamps with lots of even gain plus two newly-designed instrument inputs. One plug-in offer will be featured in your Focusrite account every couple of months, keeping you up to date with the tidal wave of releases.

Bundling various DAWs and sample providers such as Splice also adds to their evident care for the user, and is why Focusrite have become a mainstay in budget-friendly pro audio equipment.We advise you to update to a currently supported browser (such as Chrome, Edge, or Firefox) to improve your security, speed, and overall experience. Built to the highest standards for ultra-reliable performance, every Scarlett interface comes with the peace of mind of a three-year warranty. Two combination inputs with natural-sounding Scarlett mic preamps, line level inputs and newly-designed instrument inputs let you record anything you want. The serial number of your Scarlett will be found on the underside, either on a sticker or etched on the casing.

Just tell our Easy Start tool what you want to do and we’ll guide you through all the software and setup you need, with recording tips and other helpful content along the way. An ideal audio interface for anyone from a professional-grade recording studio, to a small bedroom setup.This 2-in, 4-out USB audio interface combines affordability, cross-platform operation, a comprehensive feature set and the best audio performance in its class. Scarlett chooses the ideal gain setting to make the most of its massive dynamic range while giving you tonnes of headroom. The Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 is a robust 2 in, 4 out USB bus-powered interface for Macintosh and Windows operating systems, featuring two Focusrite mic preamps with phantom power. Additionally, Focusrite has included analog protection circuitry for both the input and outputs to combat against unwanted power surges.