FocusriteVocaster One Studio – Podcasting Interface for Solo Podcast Recording with Professional Quality Vocaster DM1 Dynamic Microphone & HP60v Headphones. 1 Mic Input & Headphone Output

The quality of the unit, the mic, and the software, such high quality and so easy to use...I was up and running in minutes and have recorded 2 podcasts since in the past 3 weeks! I'll probably upgrade to the 2 mic unit next!!

It has nice quality and good price.

Vocaster one works good. Easy to set up with plenty of control over input and output.

I was excited about studio one after great reviews on YouTube but once I took it out of the box the link located inside the box lid didn't work. I went on focusrite site and click for support chat spoke to pak yan and he had no understanding of the English language, he wasn't able to walk me through setting up my studio one. I'm disappointed that their support team lack of the English language and lack of product support. He did not show knowledge on how to provide setup instructions. I will seek other similar products from other manufacturers.

A friend with years of experience in radio recommended the Vocaster One Studio when I told him I was looking for an inexpensive way to record voiceover auditions. For $99 bucks, I think this is a great deal! It comes with an excellent dynamic microphone, headphones that are comfortable and sound great, and the audio interface itself is very small, light, easily portable, well-built and connects easily to my Macbook.Auto Gain sets your levels with the click of a button. Focusrite also provides easy to use software for adjusting your sound as well as a free subscription to Hindenberg Lite for recording projects and six months free of Acast Influencer to publish.You also have the connections to plug in cameras for video and plug in your smartphone to bring in guests for conversations or record high quality music or any other audio from your device. Just know that the box does not include a stand for the microphone, you'll need to purchase one separately.The Focusrite Vocaster One Studio is a winner. If you need a two-person unit with bluetooth, look at the Vocaster Two Studio.

It's very good value for the money but make sure you know monitoring (meaning you always hear your mic input) is ALWAYS on with no way to turn it off.It has basically everything you need to get started though with podcasting or streaming except a boom arm or mic stand.Mute button is amazing to have on an interface and output to phone or camera (TRRS Cable needed and not included) is such a nice feature I wish more audio interfaces would have.You can run it to a phone powered through a power bank and the TRRS phone output if your phone has a headphone jack.I just wish there's just a toggle button instead for monitoring and I wish it remembered last used settings like if I turn off speaker output instead of resetting every reboot in my computer.Overall for the price I got it I can't really complain. I just wish they improve the next iteration with what I said above.