Step-by-Step Tutorial: Setting Up Your First Audio Interface for Home Recording 

I am 63 and am new to this. I find yytutorials clear and helpful. Thanks 🙏

This video is awesome holy this guy is a great speaker one of the best presentations i've seen

This is really helpful, thank you! Excellent, clear and concise presentation. I especially appreciate how you covered some details that people are likely to run into while using a variety of systems/DAWs.

fantastic video , thanks for taking the time to make it and your style of presention like others have stated is brilliant .

Another great video man! I finally got my Scarlett 18i20 and my Scarlett OctoPre. Can't wait to try them out and start recording with this ne multitrack recording setup! Keep up your great job!!!🤘🤘🤘

This video has helped me a lot. Thank you very much man🤙🏼 Now, do you think you can make a video showing how to connect the Scarlet 2i2 4th gen with a MoanoCasterE2? I need help😭

Take a sip of your drink, every time he says go ahead

This is so helpful. Thank you

My mic makes no sound. Focusrite solo gen 4 and xlr mic audio technica 2040. Windows 11.

Please do one on connecting outboard gear

So the thing that cost me the most time, was interfaces not working reliable when sampling rate and bit rate where set differently for different input and outputs. Both my arturia and Behringer interface were dropping then.

So far so good. however i am using STL tone hub and all i hear is clean tone.... how would I get Tone hub to come through the studio speakers? any help is greatly appreciated. frustrated af here

Thanks a lot for the simple explanation. My wife and I would like to record our respective bass and electric guitar while playing along with a backing track playing on my computer. The bass and guitar use input 1+2 but how do I record the backing track that is playing on my computer (where my focusrite is connected to)?

I have FL studio. Does it also work too?

Please make a video on Universal Audio Volt 1 vs Audient ID4 interface

I never choose my audio interface as the system sound (RU-vid, Spotify, etc) output in my studio PC. I rather just use regular audio outputs of the PC and connect it to mixing desk's tape return or similar. That's an old habit from 1990's when Windows could change the sampling rate of the interface when playing system, sounds.

Very informative channel. I have a question, if you were spending your own money then which interface would you get between the scarlett 2i2 4th gen and the motu m2 for recording songs. I am pulling my hair out trying to decide between the two. Also how important and useful is the autotune software which comes with the 2i2.

Great video, thanks as always! Side note, you doing ok? You look like you're having a rough go of it lately.

inputs are not showing up in the device

Great ❤

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Would beats plug into that audio jack or no?

Question: Does the 4th Gen 2i2 phantom power button "remember" the "on" position when power cycled? I have the 2nd Gen, and since it's a spring loaded button, it "remembers" my setting for my Input 2 which always has my condenser mic. Asking in case I look to upgrade.

Nice 👍

So I have a focusrite but that’s not even a recorder? Like I need something else to record on? I’m so fucking confused. I officially am ending my recording career. Can’t stand this shit.

Cheers.