Focusrite Vocaster One B-Stock

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Podcast USB Audio Interface

Auto Gain function for level adjustment
Enhance function with 3 presets
Over 70 dB gain
Phantom power: +48 V
Mute button
Telephone and camera connection
Stereo loopback
Easy Start Tool
Master gain control
Master volume control for speakers and headphones
3 RGB-backlit and 1 non-illuminated tactile buttons
1 Microphone input: XLR
2 Monitor outputs: 6.3 mm jack balanced
1 Stereo headphone output: 6.3 mm jack
1 TRRS phone jack: 3.5 mm jack
1 TRS camera output: 3.5 mm jack
USB-C socket
Class Compliant
Power supply via USB 3.0 bus 5 V at 900 mA 4.5 W or via external USB power supply 5 V at 1,000 mA (not included in the delivery)
Dimensions (W x H x D): 194.5 x 50.5 x 113 mm
Weight: 348 g

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Available since March 2024

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Perfect for solo content

The Focusrite Vocaster One is a compact USB-C audio interface that is perfectly suited to the needs of solo content creators. No matter what the recording situation, its numerous connection options offer a high degree of flexibility for podcasting and streaming, while useful features such as Auto Gain, which sets levels with a click of a button, and Enhance, which comes with four voice presets, streamline the recording process and ensure a professional broadcast sound in no time at all. The included "Vocaster Hub" software also features an intuitive GUI and ensures simple routing of all channels as well as mixing and audio capture via stereo loopback. Furthermore, a powerful ASIO driver guarantees stable performance.

Flexibile connectivity

The Focusrite Vocaster One is equipped with an XLR input (host) for connecting a microphone, and its built-in, studio-quality mic preamp delivers over 70dB of gain - enough to get the best out of any mic without the need for an additional in-line amplifier. In addition to a TRRS connection for connecting a mobile phone, it also has a TRS mini-jack output for recording straight to a camera or portable recording device as well as a pair of balanced jack sockets at the back for monitor speakers. The headphone output on the front in turn features integrated direct monitoring, allowing all signals to be monitored on headphones with near-zero latency.

Rear connections on the Focusrite Vocaster One

Focusrite Vocaster One with a camera for VLOG use

Practical and portable

It has never been easier for users to start recording: Whether podcasting, vodcasting, or streaming, the Focusrite Vocaster One enables beginners to create high-quality content from the get-go thanks to its simple operation and practical functions, while its extremely compact and lightweight design means that the audio interface can be carried anywhere in a small rucksack. The Focusrite Vocaster One's USB-C power input is perfectly suited to on-the-go use as well - what is more, the Kensington MiniSaver slot on the back of the interface ensures peace of mind by protecting against theft when out and about.

Focusrite Vocaster One Audio Interface on Apple Macbook

About Focusrite

Founded in 1985 by Rupert Neve, Focusrite quickly made a name for itself with high-quality analogue consoles. Today, the company markets audio interfaces, mic preamps, consoles, analogue EQs, and channel strips as well as hardware and software for digital audio processing. The company is based in High Wycombe, England, and has won numerous industry awards. In addition to the Focusrite Pro line, the company also has subsidiaries that include Adam Audio, Novation, and iOS app creator Ampify Music.

For professional live streams

Users can bring in guests over the phone or integrate video chats into their live streams by connecting their mobile phone to the Focusrite Vocaster One's TRRS port, and thanks to its mix-minus function, broadcast guests can hear all signals except their own voice, thus avoiding disturbing echoes or feedback. Two stereo loopback channels also enable the routing of audio from a computer to the interface, which easily allows for the integration of intros, outros, video game audio, or pre-recorded interviews into the production. It is also possible to record professional podcast audio straight to a camera via the TRS mini-jack output instead having to use recording software.

In the spotlight

Vocaster Hub

For precise control of the Vocaster One and to set and check the various levels, the latest version of the "Vocaster Hub" software for Windows and Mac can be downloaded from the Focusrite website. This software lets the user mute the microphone and adjust its volume level, and offers control of the auto-gain function as well as providing a wide range of customisation options via the compressor, high-pass filter, and equaliser to bring out the best of any voice on a recording. In order to avoid unwanted interruptions, speakers and headphones can also be muted without touching the device. In short, the software unlocks the full range of functions that the Focusrite Vocaster One has to offer.

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