The Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (4th Gen) is one of the most popular USB audio interfaces. It’s built for home studios, podcasting, streaming, singer-songwriters, and anyone who needs a reliable 2-in / 2-out interface with good preamps and solid conversion. Key Specs Two mic/line/instrument inputs. Conversion: up to 24-bit / 192 kHz audio. Preamps: Clean preamps with up to ~69 dB of gain on the 4th-gen model. Dynamic range: ~120dB. Unique features: Auto Gain and Clip Safe (4th-gen) — helps set input levels and avoid clipping. “Air” feature: enhanced Air mode (presence + drive) to add character to vocals or instruments. Build: Solid metal chassis, neat front-panel layout. Monitoring: Direct button for monitoring (mono/panned) on 2i2. Performance Sound Quality : Very clean, low-noise preamps. Reviewers note that the 4th-gen 2i2 sounds “smarter and cleaner” than previous generations. Headroom : The ...
In our previous article on how to create a bootable flask disk , we applied the use of RUFUS , a tool that only allows the drive to hold one Operating System. In this article, we are going to cover how to use Ventoy to create a bootable hard drive that can support mutiple Operating systems and still allow the flash disk to be used for other purposes. What is Ventoy? Ventoy is an open source tool used to make bootable flash drive or USB drives. Unlike traditional tools( RUFUS included), Ventoy allows you to simply drag and drop ISO files onto your USB drive. This means you can have multiple operating systems on a single drive without the need to reformat it each time. For anyone dealing with computers and nstallations, Ventoy is a must-have in your toolkit As an open-source tool, ventoy is completely free and is constantly improved by a community of developers. How to get Ventoy to your computer Before you use Ventoy to create your bootable drive, you need to download a...