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Scarlett 2i2 4e Gen Studio Kit

Key Features

  • CM25 Mk III Condenser microphone
  • SH-450 Headphones
  • Auto Gain
  • Clip Safe
  • Air modes
  • Complete software bundle

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Scarlett 2i2 4e Gen Studio Kit
Gosselin #: 8856908 Supplier #: SCARLETT-STUDIO-4TH-
$449.00

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Key Features

  • CM25 Mk III Condenser microphone
  • SH-450 Headphones
  • Auto Gain
  • Clip Safe
  • Air modes
  • Complete software bundle

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Scarlett 2i2 4e Gen Studio Kit
Scarlett 2i2 4e Gen Studio Kit
$449.00

Scarlett 2i2 Studio is everything you need to record your music to release-ready standards. Hook up the CM25 MkIII condenser microphone to our most detailed ultra-low-noise mic preamps. Plug guitars straight in to 2i2's Hi-Z inputs. Connect keys and synths to the super-high-quality line ins. Then listen in detail with the SH-450 headphones. Auto Gain and Clip Safe make sure you'll never need to worry about your levels. Air mode, with Presence and Harmonic Drive, gives you that big console sound wherever you record. And the Hitmaker Expansion software bundle includes all the tools you need to record, produce and release your track.

Two of our most detailed, ultra-low-noise preamps.

Plug into 2i2’s 4th-Generation remote-controlled preamps — Scarlett’s clearest and most detailed ever, with a huge 69dB gain range to get the best from every mic.

Let 2i2 handle your levels.

Auto Gain sets your levels and Clip Safe keeps them in the sweet spot, automatically tweaking the gain if you’re in danger of clipping. You'll never lose a take again.

CM25 MkIII studio condenser mic

You can use the CM25 MkIII for almost anything, but you’ll love how it sounds on vocals and guitars thanks to its bright and detailed character.

SH-450 closed-back headphones

With the SH-450 we’ve created our best-sounding studio headphones, with plush pads and a soft-touch headband design to keep you focused, not fatigued.

Two Hi-Z guitar inputs feel just like an amp.

Hi-Z instrument inputs, just like you’d find on an amp, make guitars sound great for DI’s and amp sims. Two super-high-quality line inputs capture all the character of your synths and keys.

Get big console sound with two re-engineered Air modes.

Presence mode boosts your signal’s high-end, bringing the sound to the front of the mix. Create intimate vocal recordings, capture every detail of acoustic guitars, and hear your drum overheads shimmer.
Harmonic Drive mode boosts mid-range harmonics in your sound, making its unique character shine through the mix. Try it on guitars, vocals, or anything else that needs a little more punch.

Huge 120dB dynamic range for incredible recordings.

Scarlett delivers incredible audio quality, with converters direct from our flagship RedNet interfaces — as found in high-end studios around the world.

Loud and clear.

Our custom-designed headphone amp design sets the stage for the best playback you've ever heard from a Scarlett interface, driving high-impedance headphones louder and clearer than ever before.

Overview

  • Number of Microphone Preamps: 2
  • Phantom Power: Yes
  • Instrument Inputs: 2
  • Line Inputs: 2
  • Air Mode: Yes
  • Auto Gain: Yes
  • Clip Safe: Yes
  • Line Outputs: 2
  • Headphone Outputs: 1
  • Loopback: Yes
  • Connectivity: USB Type-C
  • Protocol: USB 2.0
  • Form Factor: Desktop
  • Simultaneous I/O: 4 x 2 (including Loopback inputs)
  • A/D Resolution: 24-bit/192 kHz
  • Bus Powered: Yes (900mA)
  • Microphone: CM25 Mk III Condenser
  • Headphone: SH-450 Closed-back
  • XLR Cable: 3m

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