It will either be a switch or button (as in the case of the Solo/2i2). Just plug in an XLR cable from the interface to the mic and turn on phantom power.
Use an XLR cable from the microphone into the front of the Interface. I personally like having the 2i2 just in case I want to record myself playing guitar and/or singing and rapping. If you only need one microphone input, go with the Solo. A fantastic option is the Focusrite Scarlett Solo or 2i2. Make sure that the interface you choose is compatible with your PC. Read: Beginners Guide: What is a USB DAC? Step 2 A DAC converts digital information into analog so YOU can hear it through your speakers, headphones, etc. The same applies as above, only the situation is reversed. The interface can also be referred to as a DAC (or Digital to Analog converter). This is called binary language and manifests in the form of 1’s and 0’s. As soon as you press record and start singing into the mic, your interface processes the information and converts it into a language that it can understand. The Interface acts as the ADC (or Analog to Digital Converter). Think of the Interface as the intermediary between you and your recordings. This essentially boosts the microphone to line level so you’re able to hear what’s going on.įor that, we’ll need an Audio Interface. Why?īecause the AT2020 requires 48V phantom power. They have since come out with a 3rd!įor the XLR version, you will need some sort of Audio Interface, Mixer, etc. Chillin’ in studio 🙂 This is the 1st generation model Scarlett 2i2.
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