Отзывы о Машинка для стрижки Scarlett SC-HC63C60

il prodotto è arrivato nei tempi stabiliti...purtroppo hanno mandato un alimentatore con spina tipo G che è x il mercato inglese e senza il dovuto adattatore...procurandomi delle problematiche.

Perfetto per le richieste di mia figlia, unico problema che il suo PC non è aggiornato stiamo attendendo possibili aggiornamenti

Fantastica!!

Adoro il Focusrite Control dopo che si legge il manuale diventa una cosa molto molto utile per tutte le confugurazioni possibili.
Buon prodotto.

100% 100% 100%
Clear quality
Great design
Just honestly lovely

Carece de entradas MIDI

Superbe carte son qui me permet enfin de connecter toutes mes machines avec un son de qualité. Utilisé sur PC et iPad Pro

Excellent produit. Son de très haute qualité, construction irréprochable et solide. Belles finitions, bel aspect.

Je recommande ce produit, il s'agit vraiment du produit PRO et de qualité irréprochable. Je recommande

non so cosa dire più di ottimo.

Good price/quality

Steel i dont recived cashback 500 rupi

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Aucuns problemes

duttilità

Works well with reaper

Me encanto

Super non encore installée

TLDR:
1. If you have poppy clicky sound that may be due to latency, a USB add on card may be the solution. This was determined after I ran latency tests that showed the USB driver had a 5ms latency, and was resolved with this:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071P5C6CS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

2. If you want to use this to break out windows apps to use different inputs and outputs, you are out of luck for now, windows will only default to the first pair of inputs and outputs (It doesn't break out multiple pairs to multiple windows audio devices, like other interfaces such as those made by m-audio or berringer do)

3. After a few months of playing around with this....focusrite support suggested software solutions to compensate for their lack of basic functionality that other similar devices offer, but were of no help actually implementing their suggestion, which in my hours of playing around I found to be inadequate. I cannot tell you how many times this box has blue screened my computer. I've found that even the simplest of use, using the 4 line inputs on the back of the box, has been inadequate as well, as the level on these inputs is way too low for anything I hook up, and there are NO LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS AT ALL FOR THEM!!!! That's pretty basic stuff, setting levels....yet focusrite seemed to have missed out on the memo that inputs need level adjustments! With a complete lack of basic features, a very unstable software, and a device that falls short in every purpose I bought it for, and a software that crashes my machine time and time again, this has to go back, and I cannot in good conscience recommend this device in any way. I am baffled this gets any good reviews at all, I am a professional and have worked with many devices, and this is by far the worst piece of audio equipment I have ever used!

Detailed story below:

If you are reading this, be sure to check back here, as I will be updating this review as my experience unfolds.
I have used many soundcards over the years as part of my hobby of internet streaming. My needs may be unique. But, to boil it down, I need to have 6 inputs and 6 outputs, 3 stereo pairs, so that I can have a setup between my computer and mixing board, so that I have a set of inputs and ouputs for my computer sounds and stereo mix, a set of inputs and outputs for skype to take calls and send a submix that doesn't include skype, and a set of inputs and outputs for teamtalk for co-hosts and to have a submix that doesn't include teamtalk.

My setup up until this point used an m-audio delta 1010lt card. This card is automatically setup as multiple stereo pairs in the sound devices. This is extremely convenient, as it allows for selecting a pair of inputs or outputs from various windows apps rather easily. Simple, basic.....things that are desirable when designing hardware and software.

This focusrite box, shows up as a single device in the sound devices. Out of the box, I basically have a device with 20 inputs and 18 outputs, of which I can only use 2 at a time, which is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of. There may be a way to configure this to setup....but now I have to chase down that solution and do complex programming, whereas past products would just do it right out of the box.

But, that's only my secondary problem. Before I can ever bother dealing with the hours of banging my head against that brick wall, there's the first problem of, ALL SOUND THAT COMES FROM MY COMPUTER IS COMPLETELY POPPY AND CLICKY!

For the record, I am running the latest version of Windows 10 64 bit OS. Everything is up to date and current, windows updates are current, drivers are all current, BIOS is current, power options are all set to recommended settings based on focusrite's recommendations (I spent hours reading up and trying to trace down this issue....which, even if I did manage to get it to work, a device that out of the box requires hours of troubleshooting just to get basic functions working doesn't bode well). My machine was built to be an absolute powerhouse. 8 core AMD processor, 32GB of RAM. I have a spare SSD that I put a clean Windows 10 install on, with all updates, and did another clean install of the focusrite software, and found the problems persist. It was as simple as nothing connected to the box except a pair of headphones, and still, any sound from windows came out poppy and clicky.

If my machine isn't enough power for this box, then few machines are.

At this point, I have to say, this device will never be a 5 star device. If, and that's a big if, focusrite support (when they eventually get around to responding to me.....) manage to resolve this issue and get this device working, that out of the box a brand new device, that costs as much as this device does, won't do the most basic of functions and creates hours of nightmares and headaches, nothing will undo that nightmare.

If focusrite does indeed have a winner with this product once something is setup properly (big IF there), then focusrite needs to do some serious research and soul searching into figuring out how to build a device that can consistently and simply just WORK when plugged in! Without that, you're just setting yourself up to look like a bunch of incompetent fools that make crap!

Updates will be posted here after consulting with focusrite support, if they ever get back to me......

....Their support didn't call me after 24 hours. I called them and waited on a short hold. Getting them on the phone isn't hard, but not responding to a ticket for 24 hours is hardly professional.

Before calling support, I did a little searching and troubleshooting, and found a latency test to run, and it was reporting issues suggesting there was throttling on my PC. I never did find anything that was setting any throttling, I believe it was a false diagnosis, but I suppose it's fair that a software will make an educated guess based on the data it has.

The tech I spoke with first suggested that my being on the latest version of Windows 10 is my problem, that they've been having problems with people who upgraded to 1903. He tried to get me on an older driver, but they didn't have an older driver available that was compatible with the 3rd gen 18i20. At some point I mentioned the latency test results, but he was focused on the Windows 10, and basically suggested he was going to forward the information to the development team, and that I'd just have to wait for them to get an updated driver that resolves the issue.

I hung up, figuring I would try to roll back the Windows 10 update, or revert to a previous backup, or find an older installer, to prove or disprove the theory. But the more I thought about it, the more it wouldn't make sense for everyone on the latest Windows 10 update, which has been out for months, to be having noise. So I called back to push for more troubleshooting.

Upon calling back, the tech claimed it's only certain hardware that has the issue with Windows 10 1903. I mentioned I built this machine myself, and would be happy to go over any piece of hardware in my machine with him. He tried to imply that was the problem, saying something to the effect of, we make our devices to work on normal computer. I called that out as pure bs, and we moved on.

I mentioned the latency test, he had me send him results of the tests, and he noticed the usbport.sys driver had a rather high latency, and suggested updating drivers from the manufacturer.

Unfortunately, I bought my motherboard in 2015, and they must have end of life it the next day, as the most up to date drivers for usb and chipsets for my motherboard were from 2014, and for up to Windows 8.1. I had whatever drivers automatically are applied with a Windows 10 installation, it seems they are microsoft drivers, probably something generic. It's worked fine with all my other usb devices (even the dreaded elgato capture device). At this point, the call center was closing, and I'm not that guy that will keep someone past their shift, so we said our goodnights and hung up, so we could each work with what info we captured and resume the next day.

As I thought about it, I thought to myself.....self.....if it's usb drivers that are the problem, and I can't get better drivers for my motherboard....what about that usb 3.0 add on card you recently bought for another machine? So, I borrowed it, threw it in my tower, plugged the focusrite box into that, and voila.....beautiful pop free sound.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071P5C6CS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

So, that did the trick for the latency problems.

However, we were unable to resolve the issue of my needing to route multiple windows apps to different inputs and outputs. Focusrite really has a very narrow view of what an audio interface can be. If you are buying this strictly for multitrack recording in such software that will use the ASIO drivers, great, you're set. If you want to use it for streaming or for purposes to use multiple inputs and outputs with various apps, like skype, teamtalk, to route submixes in and out to each, you are out of luck. Focusrite literally built a box, with 18 inputs and 20 outputs, that will only let you use 2 of each (1 stereo pair of each) as windows sound devices. Which means, for my purposes, it's worthless.

Such a disappointing end. I'm back where I started, on an m-audio delta 1010lt with way outdated drivers that is a ticking time bomb, with no suitable replacement in sight.

Focusrite shows promise. Great hardware, a proven track record of support as far as continuing to develop software for older devices.....but severely lacking in software capabilities.

Focusrite did a great job with the updated Scarlett big boy. 18i20. The preamps are fantastic, tons of features, tons of IOs, great interface software that lets you control the air,pad,line/mic selector. I really like that it has 2 headphone jacks so you don’t need a headphone splitter amp unless you’re working with a lot of musicians at once. I’m usually just recording myself or someone else. The talkback feature is BADASS. However, you do have to assign the talkback to an output (headphone typically) in the software or else you’ll push the talkback button and won’t hear anything. The monitor section is fantastic too because of one little button. That MUTE button! I don’t really use the dim button so eh whatever. But I do record with monitors in the same room so having an interface with a monitor mute button was actually one must have feature for me. I hate reaching around and clicking the monitor power switches off every time I wanna record. I also really like that you can see the levels on the little display better than you would see just a green or red halo on the smaller units. I was originally planning on the model right below/smaller than this one but the extra monitor features, dual headphones, talkback, more IOs, for only about a hundred bucks more as well worth it. I think this is the bees knees and I’ll probably use it for a long long time.

Before I talk about its problems, I must say this is definitely one of my best purchases. Not only can you set up multiple monitors and speakers to the output ports, you can send custom mixes through each of them and basically use this item as a semi-PA system. You can also connect other systems to this and use it as a central audio hub for things such as a home theater system. I am genuinely happy with the outcome of my purchase.
That said, there are problems with this product. When using this with your laptop, you must remember to switch your playback device off of this before you turn it off. If you do not, there is a high probability your computer will crash. Obviously this isn't a big deal, just remember to do the switch every time though. Second, this does not come with a manual and you have to dig really deep to find one online so this product would benefit greatly from a manual being provided physically or just a link to an online PDF would be a solid edition.
All in all, this is a really good product with some learning curves that could be greatly facilitated with an intuitive manual. It has some problems, as noted, but that is just a pessimistic view on an overall fantastic product that is absolutely worth the money. The convenience of using your laptop directly with the USB connection is amazing and I recommend this to anyone. I hope Focusrite upgrades the USB port and CPU of this in the next model, but I am happy with what I have now.

This is my second one. I had the first generation this by far is much better. The sound quality is superb.

This is a nice interface. For what I'm doing at home on 100% drums and 7 mics this does the job fantastik! The Air, Pad, and dual headphones are awesome as well and the meter levels on the front help huge. The basic unit does exactly what it says and in the last week I have had absolutely no issues with it..
Now the DAW selections that comes with it are another story and that is where the majority of your time is spent (learning) but this has nothing to do with Focusrite or their quality hardware. It's all good stuff but there is a learning curve and decisions on which software to use. Another small issue is the install.
When you get this unit expect to spend about an hour (or more) installing, registering, getting the software, and fiddling with this completely. There is no manual included and all "video" support is located online but I managed to get through without any issues.
I see this interface lasting a long time and glad I bought it for the price. I know there are a lot cheaper/smaller ones out there but be careful you don't outgrow them in a year, thus I got this bigger one..

I paid FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS and the hiss screaming from the ten output channels of the Focusrite 18i20 is as loud as a hurricane, making these outputs unusable for monitoring or performance.

I paid FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS and Focusrite Control software doesn't do much, doesn't cover all the functions of the hardware, and won't let you resize the window fully. Furthermore, the software documentation says that "Focusrite Control provides a comprehensive set of tool tips; when you hover the cursor over any of the controls." No, there aren't any tool tips.

I paid FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS and did not get a paper manual, which users need for complex products like Focusrite 18i20 and Focusrite Control.

I paid FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS and got a USB-C cable that's too short and won't stay in the jack.

I paid FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS and installing Pro Tools First is a freakin' nightmare that takes all day, due to slow downloads, multiple PC restarts, and a lack of installation documentation. After all that, the Pro Tools First installation failed, so I paid for a real license from Avid.com.

Oddly enough, once I worked through the many limitations listed above, I found that the Focusrite 18i20 has excellent preamp and phantom-power functionality, which produce a very clean sound for recording. Hence, I'll keep it for recording - but that's all.

But I'm still bitterly disappointed that the nightmarishly noisy outputs of the Focusrite 18i20 make it utterly useless for monitoring and performance. Plus, I had to buy a license of Pro Tools from Avid, because the license Focusrite supplied was useless. And I bought a longer USB-C cable, because the supplied one was way too short and defective at the small end.

If you do not have the patience of a saint, which I clearly do (ha!), then you should steer clear of the Focusrite 18i20 and similar Focusrite products.