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Monitoring was crystal clear, with no noticeable latency. Signals were strong from all input devices, even at moderate gain settings. Ten minutes after opening the box, I had used the 18i20 to record a short acoustic guitar piece using a pickup and two microphones. Although there is no driver to download, it is recommended that you download and install the Focusrite Control app to take best advantage of the units many signal routing options! If you have a Windows computer, you’ll have to download and install the audio driver from the Focusrite website before using.

I already had several core audio applications onboard, and all of them found and accessed the features of the 18i20 immediately. On my Macbook Pro it was simply plug and play. Out of the box, this unit is easy to set up and to use. My opinion is - an incredible value for under $500 and I agree that everything 'just works'. I used a few included plug-ins, and it came with more than most. The computer control is easy and versatile. I did not notice any latency with anything I have thrown at it. I was surprised at the clarity and presence, especially with vocals. The Scarlett's preamps sounded warm and clear. I A/B them against digital vocal preamps, hardware guitar direct effects processors etc.

I tested guitars, several basses, vocal condenser mics for audio quality. Great design with most in & outs in the rear and meters in front. RME is way to expensive for enough in and outs that the Scarlett has. I was reluctant buying a USB2 interface, but could not wait until USB 3 matured enough to replace my aging interface. Recorded through various interfaces and recently purchased the Scarlett 18i20 (2nd Gen). I have recorded professionally and have a home studio, since the late 1970s. I am a musician, songwriter, and produce my own material.

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