14 Tips To Get Started With The Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd gen

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🎶🎵 Sections Of This Focusrite Scarlett Solo Video 🎵🎶
0:00 Intro To Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen Tips
0:10 Tip 1 Register The Scarlett Solo
0:44 Tip 2 Continual Free Plugins In The Collective
1:28 Tip 3 Focusrite Control Software
2:21 Tip 4 Use The Proper ASIO Driver
2:39 Tip 5 Adjusting The Latency Of The Scarlett Solo
3:56 Tip 6 Direct Monitor Feature
4:22 Tip 7 Phantom Power Best Practices
4:58 Tip 8 Setting The Ideal Recording Levels
6:21 Tip 9 Use The Instrument Input & Setting
6:42 Tip 10 Using AIR Mode
7:17 Tip 11 Use The Included DAW
7:49 Tip 12 Connecting Headphones & Speakers
8:36 Tip 13 Type Of Track To record To
9:35 Tip 14 Type Of Mic Cable To Use
10:40 Song Created With The Scarlett Solo And Included Software

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About this video
In this video Zane from Audio Tech TV (formerly Simple Green Tech) looks at 14 tips to help you get started recording with the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen audio interface. These tips will also apply to the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 as well. The Focusrite Scarlett Solo audio interface is an excellent value. It delivers top quality recording in an entry level audio interface plus it also includes a huge amount of software and plugins to help you get started in making music. The Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd GEN is great for solo musicians or singer/songwriters wanting to create excellent quality music and demos at home.
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[cianpierce]

I’ve had my focusrite solo for about a year now, wanted to see how I could get better results and this is genuinely the most helpful video I’ve ever seen

[laurenspolling]

Underrated video, short, straight to the point, detailed. Saved me a couple minutes!

[polaris]

can you do a video on microphone technique and how to get consistent results?

[VoiceOfVoiced]

Super helpful rundown of some very useful basics as I get started with this audio interface and didn't understand any of the settings or where to start. This video helps enormously - thank you!

[DennisFeinsteinCEO]

I've got one and flat out love it. Amazing sound, clear, punchy... Just all around great

[MaskedIntrovert]

Thank you so much! Watching this helped me pinpoint what I was doing wrong with my setup. Everything sounds so much clearer!

[renren_]

I was just to about to look for a video about a demo of Scarlett Solo setup for monitoring but you already covered enough that I don't need to research anymore--it's all in this video! Thank you very much. Subscribed!

[Viraaof]

I had mines for 3 years and never knew about this (beginner too audio equipment) this audio engineer guy recommended I get an Apollo after I showed him my songs I mixed and mastered myself, he did say it sounded clean though.

[Carisneat]

Thank you so much! I stopped using it after buying it because it would only playback on one side and couldn't find how to fix it any where! Thank you!

[TheRedRaven_]

Dude, awesome vid, straight to the point, detailed and gives just the right amount of information instead of going on long tangents. Can't wait to get my Focusrite in the mail, I just rebuilt and tuned my guitar after having stopped playing for years, I got the itch to get right back into my "timewasting" hobby so I ditched all my physical pedals and amps and went full software/amp emulation mode.

[Digmen]

Thanks for that Zane I just bought one of these two days ago!
Some great tips.

[noahrocks]

This is so helpful, I have had a scarlet for 2 year but never recorded anything because I had to much latency and didn’t know how to fix it. I alway thought it was my DAW. Thanks so much for the tips 🥳🥳🥳🥳

[Harnishmusic]

Just got mine today! Thanks for the tips!

[SpademoneyATX]

Bro thank you for all of your videos! You are hands down the best on YouTube on giving out free game!

[ashleystone]

Thank you so much for making this video!

[robsquared]

Thanks for this. I bought this for my podcasting mic and I was in way over my head. I only figured out the gain knob by accident :D

[grover-]

As you skipped a step, here's one. Don't install the official Focusrite drivers! Use the Windows ones. If you use the Focusrite drivers you will end up with very low volume levels on your mic input. The Windows drivers solves this. You will however not have an official ASIO driver for your DAW, but you can at least decide. Focusrite will not fix this. The latest drivers from Focusrite still does not fix the issue.

[MTVEUROPEDEEPFAKES]

Thank you Zaine for this amazing video!

[hudsonmarshallmusic]

Thanks for the advice! Just ordered mine on Amazon

[Purv.]

is it just me or Solo sounds a little saturated if i insert headphones in it? compared to my laptop headphone jack sound which to me sounds more balanced and natural? the solo sounds more with highs and little saturated ? can u notice that in urs? or anyone else plz do reply