Focusrite - Scarlett 16I16 G4

Introducing the 4th generation Focusrite Scarlett 16i16, an audio interface that redefines your recording expectations. With 16 inputs and 16 outputs, this interface lets you connect a wide range of equipment.
Whether you're using microphones, instruments, or MIDI devices, every connection delivers impeccable sound quality. Its 4th generation preamps deliver 69 dB of extended gain, ensuring rich, detailed recordings, while also being easily controlled remotely.

Sound engineers will particularly appreciate the Auto Gain and Clip Safe modes, which automatically adjust levels to prevent distortion. This allows you to focus on what matters most: capturing your artists' best performances. Additionally, Air mode, with its Presence and Harmonic Drive features, brings an analog warmth to your recordings, reminiscent of the sound of vintage consoles. Low-latency monitoring and 24-bit/192 kHz converters ensure clear and accurate real-time playback. You can also send your mixes to multiple destinations thanks to its six internal mixing sections. In short, every detail has been designed to offer optimal comfort, whether for solo projects or a full studio.

The icing on the cake is that by adopting it, you now benefit from Pro Tools Intro+, the new version of the software that replaces Pro Tools Artist. And this time, it's a perpetual license, guaranteeing you total peace of mind: no more need to monitor a subscription that threatens to disappear like a bass line in a cluttered mix.

To push your creativity even further, SoundGhost's TEXTURIZE is coming to your studio for free until April 10, 2025.
This plug-in is a true sonic alchemist, capable of dressing your tracks with a unique collection of textures and organic sounds. Between analog crackles and ethereal layers, your music gains depth without even having to negotiate a pact with a sound design deity. Simply register your Scarlett interface on the Focusrite portal, and voila, TEXTURIZE is yours!
Be careful, once the date has passed, you'll have to settle for flat reverbs and other standard gimmicks to add depth to your productions.