Hey, just a quick update from Focusrite!. The Preamps themselves are not RedNet, but the convertors are! The 4th Gen Scarletts have all-new remote-controlled preamps with 69dB of gain. They also have a huge 120dB dynamic range, using their flagship RedNet convertors. 🎶🎶🎶
Can you split the Main Inputs instead of them being tied together as stereo? That is something I have been hoping to get for years. If this is perfect for podcasting, I would guess they can be separated.
is there a perceivable difference in gen 4 vs gen 3 on say the 4i4, for microphone recordings. Aside from level differences. I thought Gen 3 was pretty transparent?
Most ppl will now RUN AND BUY THESE BASED ON THE GUY FROM FOCUSRITE AND HE ALL WELL & KNEW THEY WERENT THE REDNET PRE-AMPS when he said they were and most ppl don’t LQQK HERE IN THE COMMENTS - Video should be edited and reposted my IMHO 😠😟😒😏🤯👎🏽👎👎🏻
I dunno about that. I'm more interested in the comment where they said they are the converters from rednet. Imo this will make everything better.. Pre amps are pre amps
Because it is less clear what's different between 3rd and 4th gen of the same thing, than it is between two different product lines. Also, if you're still curious, there is an article on focusrite's website that explains the difference between clarett and scarlett.
Hey, just a quick update from Focusrite!. The Preamps themselves are not RedNet, but the convertors are! The 4th Gen Scarletts have all-new remote-controlled preamps with 69dB of gain. They also have a huge 120dB dynamic range, using their flagship RedNet convertors. 🎶🎶🎶
a latency performance-test would be the most important thing to know.
Yes. Companies and even many video reviewers never mention how the latency is.
@@carpediemearth It is crap on my Gen 3
That's pretty cool! About airmode, isn't that also available in Gen 3.. so what is the difference between the Gen 3 and Gen 4 for airmode?
Your audio sounds amazing, can you show us how processing (eq/compression etc) you use to achieve this sound?
I love this channel for podcast gear. I know it's small, but its' great for me. Btw the guest is a dead ringer for Daniel Radcliffe
haha I get that alot!
I'm not fussed about upgrading. I keep finding really cheap interfaces second hand. I'm on my second scarlett, 6i6 2nd gen... Makes beautiful music...
Headphone switch at 3:55 just so there is no confusion.
good catch!
Can you split the Main Inputs instead of them being tied together as stereo? That is something I have been hoping to get for years. If this is perfect for podcasting, I would guess they can be separated.
Can you play guitar along to sound from youtube through a daw at same time .
Great review: Question, 2023 4i4 Focusrite 4th Generation Scarlett Line inserts on the rear (3-4) 100% bypass the preamps?
is there a perceivable difference in gen 4 vs gen 3 on say the 4i4, for microphone recordings. Aside from level differences. I thought Gen 3 was pretty transparent?
The air mode supposedly sounds better and i think the auto gain will definitely make for better recordings
Hi Alexes, nice video. Can the interface be used with iOS devices? They have separated power and data usb-c connections, right?
Hi, yes 4th generation Scarlett devices are tested and proven to work with MacOS, Windows, and iOS devices.
@@FocusriteTV cool, good to know. Thanks for clarification. I didn’t find this on the website.
Hmmm now this vs UA Volt series
love the Cat Division lol
Thanks for the presentation, British Charlie Day.
Most ppl will now RUN AND BUY THESE BASED ON THE GUY FROM FOCUSRITE AND HE ALL WELL & KNEW THEY WERENT THE REDNET PRE-AMPS when he said they were and most ppl don’t LQQK HERE IN THE COMMENTS -
Video should be edited and reposted my IMHO 😠😟😒😏🤯👎🏽👎👎🏻
I dunno about that. I'm more interested in the comment where they said they are the converters from rednet. Imo this will make everything better.. Pre amps are pre amps
There's a whole lot of crackling noises in this video 😐
why everyone keep comparing with the gen 3?
A more interesting comparison would be against clarett.
Because it is less clear what's different between 3rd and 4th gen of the same thing, than it is between two different product lines. Also, if you're still curious, there is an article on focusrite's website that explains the difference between clarett and scarlett.
@0Jebus0 ok, i get that, how about giving some feedback about gen4 and actually recomending it? Makes more sense in 2024
M 1 D 1 LOL :)
I bought a 3rd generation 2 weeks ago and no one told me that the fourth generation was coming.
I feel ripped off by Focusrite.
It's still a good interface lol