The Focusirte Scarlett 2i2 has become a ubiquitous presence in home studios around the world, and it’s easy to see why. Or maybe we should say that it’s easy to hear why, because the 2i2’s calling card has always been its studio-quality sound. Couple this with an impressive feature set, an easy workflow and striking good looks, and you’ve got an affordable 2-in/2-out audio interface that, even in a market that’s full of them, has always managed to stand out.
Given its success, it would have been easy for Focusrite to rest on its laurels and sit and watch the money roll in, but the company has consistently updated the Scarlett 2i2. In fact, it recently reached its fourth generation, making it more capable than not only its predecessors, but also the vast majority of its competition.
