GearCast Video - Focusrite Clarett 2Pre USB

Experience Clarett via Mac® or PC with Clarett 2Pre USBDefinition:
(Universal Serial Bus) A standard, bi-directional serial connection between computers and peripheral devices.. The Clarett USB range features specially designed high performance, low-noise (-128dB EINDefinition:
EIN (Equivalent Input Noise): Noise in dB present at the output of an amplifier divided by the amplifiers gain.) mic pres with a low distortionDefinition:
A change in an electronic or acoustic signal's waveform. This can undesirable if it impacts signal quality, or desirable when used for creative signal processing., ultra-linear design that guarantees a clean, open and transparent sound, giving accurate representation of the original performance.

Boasting 119dB dynamic rangeDefinition:
1. Range in dB between a device's noise floor and its maximum available headroom. 2. The difference between the maximum and minimum volume levels that occur in a musical performance., this 10-in, 4-out audio interfaceDefinition:
A device to convert audio signals into digital code suitable for use by a computer; typically communication occurs through a port such as USB, Thunderbolt, FireWire, etc. features two mic/line/instrument inputs that can record everything from condenserDefinition:
An archaic term for Capacitor. mics to super-hot pickups with no unwanted distortion – Gain Halo meters make it easy for you to set the input level. The ADATDefinition:
ADAT (Alesis Digital Audio Tape): An S-VHS-based, 8-track digital audio recording format, syncable with additional units to add tracks in groups of 8. input supports an additional eight channels in combination with multi-channelDefinition:
1. In radio, television, citizen's band radio, and other wireless communications modes, a specific frequency for communication. 2. In mixers and video, an input or output signal path with controls. 3. In MIDI, one of 16 data paths. mic preamps like Clarett OctoPre. Outs include two monitor outputs with anti-thump technology, a headphone output with volume control, and two line outputs. MIDIDefinition:
(Musical Instrument Digital Interface) A hardware/software standard for communication of musical data digitally among electronic instruments, effects, and computers. However it is also used for to control lighting, pyrotechnics, theatrical displays, and mechanical devices. For example, the fountains at the Bellagio in Las Vegas is controlled by MIDI. Also called MIDI 1.0. I/ODefinition:
(Input/Output): 1. A pair of connections that provide input(s) and output(s). 2. The connections that link a computer to devices outside the computer. is also included.