The Clarett represents an overall understanding of what musicians and producers want out of a modern soundcard with a sleek design and a stack of features. The Clarett 2Pre has a 24bit/192kHz converter coupled a 119dB dynamic range, to help you capture the all the emotion, subtle nuances and timbres of your performance with an ultra-low noise floor.Ĭombined with ADAT expandability, the Clarett 2Pre can be attached to additional Clarett hardware units such as the ‘Clarett OctoPre’ to allow extra Preamps to be routed through your interface and into your DAW. They offer incredible clarity and fidelity with the added feature of an ‘air’ mode which adds a beautiful sheen and top-end to your vocals and recordings, something that can be hard to achieve when recording at home or in an acoustically-unsound environment (heaven forbid). The Clarett preamps are among one of the ‘crowning glories’ of Focusrite as a brand. I have created and shared this list to help you take the guesswork out when the time comes for you to upgrade. Having recently upgraded to a machine with ONLY USB-C ports myself, I realised it was time for me to shop around. USB-C unifies ports across all machines and making devices available to people across all operating systems.Ease of use between devices (no more futile rotating of the USB connector to try and get it the right way up).USB-C is capable of 15w of power output and provides an overall improvement in connectivity.Here’s why producers are opting for USB-C: With some pretty significant recent upgrades in technology surrounding us, one of the biggest changes to most of our lives when looking at buying a new bit of gear is the widespread adoption of USB-C ports. New to audio? Read our guide on why you need an audio interface here.We run through 7 of the best USB-C soundcards available today.In the market for a USB-C compatible audio interface?.Disclosure: We may receive commissions when you click our links and make purchases.

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