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Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 4th Gen USB Audio Interface, 120dB Dynamic Range

Record vocals, instruments and computer audio with the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 4th Gen. Two mic preamps with 69dB gain, Auto Gain, Clip Safe, Air modes and loopback give creators a flexible USB-C interface with recording up to 24-bit/192kHz.

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Overview

FOCUSRITE SCARLETT 2I2 4TH GEN USB AUDIO INTERFACE, 120DB DYNAMIC RANGE

Your voice. Your instrument. Your next recording.

Create a dedicated recording space with two analogue input channels and hands-on controls. The Scarlett 2i2 brings microphones, instruments and computer audio into a compact desktop workflow.

Analogue Recording Channels

Microphone Preamps

Up to 24-bit / 192 kHz

Maximum Recording Format

USB-C

Interface USB Connector

Scarlett 2i2 4th Gen preamp and level controls

Connect the way you create.

Use the rear XLR microphone inputs or front line/instrument inputs for guitars and synths. The connections share two recording channels, making this a practical choice for voice-and-instrument sessions.

Spend more time on the take.

Auto Gain helps set recording levels, while Clip Safe can lower gain when clipping is approaching. Air offers Presence and Harmonic Drive modes for a different tonal character.

Keep your session connected.

Listen through the headphone output or feed powered speakers from the two line outputs. Loopback brings computer audio into your recording workflow, with Focusrite Control 2 handling supported settings.

Plan the Session Around the Actual Inputs

Two microphone preamps and two physical recording channels are available. The XLR and front line/instrument sockets share those two channels; four sockets do not mean four simultaneous analogue inputs. Assign the live sources before recording and choose the appropriate microphone, instrument or line setting for the connection you use.

Supply the Host Power the Interface Needs

The power arrangement is 900mA. Use the specified cable and adequate host or external power. Check a mobile setup separately, as a matching USB connector does not guarantee the connected device supplies the required current.

Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 4th Generation recording setup

Connect a Microphone for the Analogue Signal Path

Use a suitable XLR microphone and cable for the interface’s analogue microphone input. Check whether the microphone requires 48 V phantom power, set the gain for the actual performance and keep USB microphone connections on their supported host route.

Complete Your Workspace

Explore Audio Interfaces & Mixers at AX Store and choose the configuration or accessories that fit your setup. Suggested products are sold separately. Check the number of analogue recording channels, microphone preamps, digital expansion, MIDI, mobile support and supplied accessories when comparing interfaces. An Audio-Technica AT2020 XLR microphone requires 48 V phantom power; a Shure SM58 is a separate dynamic microphone choice. Use the correct XLR cable and microphone input. Beyerdynamic and Audio-Technica headphones provide listening alternatives, and Elgato controls complement a supported computer workflow. iD14 MKII desktop and ADAT functions do not include iD4 MKII’s supported iOS use. Mobile setups may require an adapter and external power. Choose the actual cables and recording software for the selected host.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many physical recording channels does it provide?

Which USB format and power should I plan for?

USB-C is the stated connection family. 900mA. Check the required cable, host power and current driver support.

Which microphone connection should I use?

Connect an analogue XLR microphone to the supported microphone input. Use switchable 48 V phantom power only for a microphone or active accessory that requires it. USB microphones connect to their supported host separately.

Which recording format is supported?

Up to 24-bit / 192 kHz. Select a compatible sample rate and bit depth in the application; the stated maximum does not replace input-gain setup or guarantee an unclippable recording.

Can I record four analogue sources at once?

No. The microphone and line/instrument sockets share two analogue input channels. Loopback adds virtual computer-audio inputs.

Does USB-C mean USB 3 is required?

No. The connector is USB-C, but the interface uses the USB 2.0 protocol and requires adequate USB power.

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