Clarett Archives

The Best Multichannel Audio Interfaces for Home Recording

30 Sep 2023 in Studio

Need more inputs? We're looking at some of the best multichannel audio interfaces to take on recording projects in almost any genre.

Buyer’s Guide: Best Mid-Range Audio Interfaces 2023

18 Sep 2023 in Studio

Looking to replace your entry-level audio interface? We check out some of the best mid-range audio interfaces for home recording and small studios.

Focusrite Clarett+ OctoPre: 8-channel ADAT mic preamp and converter

05 May 2022 in Studio

Focusrite has announced the updated Clarett+ OctoPre 8-channel ADAT preamp and AD/DA converter. Add 8 additional channels of I/O to your interface!

Focusrite Clarett+: The Clarett range of audio interfaces gets an update

09 Sep 2021 in Studio

Focusrite has announced the Clarett+ series USB audio interfaces. While offering the same channel configurations as before, the new Clarett+ series features improved converters and updated preamps.

NAMM 2018: Will Focusrite’s Clarett USB audio interfaces make competitors see red?

17 Jan 2018 in Studio

Clarett goes USB - Focusrite has added four new interfaces to its range supporting USB, and they are priced very competitively. This package seems designed to deliver the competition a headache.

Focusrite publish free iOS Control App

20 Oct 2016 in Studio

Recent Focusrite audio interfaces can now be remotely controlled via a free iOS Control App. These interfaces just keep getting better.

Apogee Element Series Thunderbolt Interfaces

29 Sep 2016 in Studio

Is this round 2 of the Apogee vs Focusrite Thunderbolt 'inter-face-off'? These new Element Thunderbolt interfaces almost mirror the Focusrite Clarett range.

Focusrite announce a new Clarett OctoPre

09 Sep 2016 in Studio

The OctoPre needs no introduction. Imagine an updated version with the stunning Clarett Pre-amps! Well, the Clarett OctoPre is real.

Check out this interesting insight by Focusrite into high-quality AD/DA’s

02 Mar 2016 in Studio

Focusrite have just published a fascinating web page, including an exclusive interview with Dr Dave Malham in which he describes the development of their AD/DA converters.