FOCUSRITE Scarlett 2i2 4th Gen | Unboxing / Setup / Guitar Recording Test 

Yes its a legendary audio interface, Thanks glad you like it!

i have only a condenser mic for a long time and i figure later that dynamic works with no phantom hahaaa

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Good choice, have good recordings

Yes this audio inteface dosent turn off, some others have a power button

when you connecting xlr cables put it in Line and Instrument when you have pickups

No it doesn't work when you connect all the 4 mic and instrument inputs, that's why called 2i2, you can do that with the 4i4

Thank you for your explanation

its on the back 2:48

I use a TRS to Xlr cable.

check you motherboard how many volts the usb can handle

Most DAWs just use whatever your operating system is using for output (unless you specify otherwise). The operating system will often automatically switch to any new audio output device you add. Like if you plug headphones into it for instance. If you plug an audio out device (like the Focusrite Scarlett for example) your OS will most likely switch to sending all output to it. In your operating system settings, you can just go back and switch to using your computer speakers after you've plugged in the device. Your DAW will then switch to sending outputs to your speakers (unless you have settings in your DAW that override that. Some DAWs allow you to pick outputs for individual tracks. So you could have track 1 in your earphones and track 2 in your speakers if you'd like. You'd have to research these settings for your operating system and DAW, but it is possible... it's just a little bit different depending on the DAW and OS.

i don’t know but you can use virtual amp plugins to amplyfy electric guitars on your computer

Depends on the guitar pickups single coil Jazzmaster are in 9-10 o'clock humbucker pickups have high volume sometimes you need to have it all the way down, but better check the lights not to be red when you hit hard the strings

Yes you can

you can buy a adapter 3,5 mm to 6,5 mm jack and use any headphone