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Focusrite has become a very famous brand for producing stellar and affordable audio interfaces. The company really shines with it’s smaller and more budget interfaces, which have a lot of the capabilities of the more expensive models.

My only (and therefore my favorite) product of theirs is the 2i2 3rd gen Scarlett. It’s nice to look at, and if you watched my video, you saw all the inputs it had to offer. It’s versatile, and the latency is also incredily low to the point where it isn’t noticeable. I highly recommend this item, even if it is on the pricier side.

Until next time, see ya!

Referred often as the “hammer” of microphones, because of its durable nature, the SM 58 doesn’t mess around. This mic can be used for just about everything and is super versatile. Dynamic mics are often used for podcasting and recording vocals which I can say this one certainly does just that! It also works wonders for recording instruments. It doesn’t really hinder quality and while there are definitely better mics out there, this one is nothing to scoff at, especially for such a relatively cheap price. Check it out here!

Until next time, see ya!