Price: $135.95
(as of Oct 18, 2024 17:40:10 UTC – Details)
How do you get the broadcast sound your podcast deserves? The answer has never been clearer. Get incredible sound with more than enough gain for any XLR mic – for you and a guest. Capture the conversation in the studio, over the phone or online. Set levels, enhance your sound with one click, and stand out with Vocaster Two in seconds. Get your podcast sounding pro with Auto Gain, Enhance, two mic and two headphone connectors, Bluetooth audio from your phone, and more.
Broadcast quality sound – Get studio sound in seconds from Vocaster’s high quality mic input
Over 70dB of gain – Get the best out of any mic, no booster needed.
Auto Gain – Set your level in seconds, just push the button, start talking, and let Auto Gain do the rest.
Enhance – Select one of four podcaster-approved presets and reveal the true quality of your voice.
Two mics, two headphones – Vocaster Two gives both presenters their own headphone output and Show Mix.
Mute – Just hit the button and cut out coughs, sneezes and any other unwanted interruptions.
Bluetooth Phone Connectivity – Connect your phone via Bluetooth or with a single TRRS cable and capture the whole conversation, or play music and other high quality audio from your device straight onto your show.
Camera Connectivity – Send Vocaster’s high quality audio straight to your camera with a single TRS cable and level-up your vlog.
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Reviewer: Jess H.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Love!
Review: Me and my husband use this for streaming/recording and it works wonderfully and as expected. The size is perfect or fit on our desk. And the sound quality is great. Itâs also pretty user friendly.
Reviewer: KingPaco
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: This product is awesome
Review: This product is awesome. It makes my microphone sound good I will purchase this for a friendHoping you let me be your partner review your products cuz.I love your products
Reviewer: skcuf
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Simple to get started
Review: I don’t have a podcast yet, but I do have a pretty nice home office. I was previously using the Scarlett Solo as an audio interface, but it has a few shortcomings for my general use.First: I primarily use the microphone and headphones for the interface. The instrument interface is good to have for my guitar, but I don’t play guitar as much as I work and game.Second: The Vocaster has a built in mute button. This is a game changer for doing virtual meetings. It can be a pain to set up different keystrokes to mute a zoom meeting, teams meeting, google meet, etc. and having a hardware mute button saves all of that hassle. However, the mute button is also something I see as a potential weakness of this device as it’s a rubber covered button instead of a solid mechanical button. For a button that will see a lot of use, this seems like an oversight.Third: The Scarlett solo was obviously designed for a single person. I don’t have external speakers so there would be issues when I would bring my spouse in to share something. Having a second audio input solves this issue.Forth: The gain levels seem to be more balanced with the Vocaster. I have a Rode Podmic and also have a Fethead to allow the Podmic to provide enough gain for me to comfortably chat with the Scarlett Solo. I no longer need the Fethead to receive the same volume levels.Bonus: Something I didn’t have on the Scarlett that I got with the Vocaster 2 is the ability to link my phone to bluetooth. I am uncomfortable using a phone for voice calls, so this is a game changer for me. It seems small, but it’s actually a very large thing as I can now hear people on the other end of the phone to make appointments easier and have no issues with phone calls with my long winded family members.
Reviewer: Isabel Lucero
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works great.
Review: Honestly have no idea why I own this thing.I upgraded from the Scarlett 2i2. I can see this device being nice for podcasters or even a streamer. Has a few different voice presets which are work nicely. A Bluetooth feature, for transmitting audio through the vocaster, which is interesting. I’ve not had the pleasure to really use but once. The person on the receiving end informed me the bluetooth audio came through with a bit of a static sound. Might be user error on my end since again I’m just an average Joe and have no idea why I own this device. This thing powers my Shure SM7B just fine as the device also has 48v phantom power and up to 70db of gain. Software is nice and easy to use, though I prefer to use the actual device to make most of my adjustments. Overall very happy with my purchase.
Reviewer: Steven A. Checo Terrero
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very Good
Review: This is a very good device to stream, I use for twitch and I’m not disappointed
Reviewer: Eamonn
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Perfect Podcasting Interface w Plenty of Features
Review: This was an upgrade from a Scarlett Solo for me. Comparable units, though the Vocaster lacks any instrument level inputs. For the podcaster, this is perfect. It has some great eq settings out of the box, and the Vocaster Hub software makes it easy to control everything from a computer or the unit itself.
Reviewer: Andy S
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Small and portable
Review: The Focusrite Vocaster Two has been an absolute game-changer for my podcasting setup. Its versatility is astounding, allowing me to seamlessly take calls while recording, with individual mic gain control for a pristine audio experience. The built-in headphone options add a professional touch, making my podcasts sound top-notch. Additionally, the included software’s ability to route computer audio through the Vocaster for live streaming and podcasting has made it an indispensable tool in my studio, enhancing both the quality and efficiency of my content creation.
Reviewer: Daisy, C
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great for Voice Recording
Review: This audio interface has the gain that my Clarett+ severely lacks for my dynamic microphone. Excellent for recording speech and Zoom sessions. Using Studio One 6, I can also record and playback midi music with a USB midi keyboard connected to my computer. That said, this is definitely not designed for music as it lacks TRS inputs. I used a TRS to TRRS cable to record my Nord piano on the Vocaster, but the music sounds pretty dull when compared to recording through my Clarett+. Good value for the discounted price offered here.
Reviewer: L Wahl
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Fist take is not all that positive.Using with Windows and Rode NT1 5th gen mic. One speaker podcaster use.Minor points: the supplied usb cable was wonky. The installation of software was not prompted as indicated online.More important on first take:None of the voice enhancements, “enhanced” at all, actually made the sound worse. Leave off.For some reason I have to switch back and forth in Windows for play back from vocaster and the computer speakers – a pain; have not yet discovered why.The sound quality to my ear is no better than the Pyle XLR-to-USB microphoe adaptor, which I will go back to using.
Reviewer: Marcos Chavarria
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Compré este en combinación con mi micrófono Shure y la verdad quedé muy satisfecho. El software Hidenburg que incluye es bueno e intituivo para editar tus grabaciones.
Reviewer: Stefan Michlmayr
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Praktisch für zwei Mikrofone.
Reviewer: Burak G.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Ãrün cok kolay kullanımlı, ve içindeki preampler güçlü, her türlü mikrofon ve kulakligi calistirabiliyor yazilimida guzel.
Reviewer: Floow L’anglais
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: You just canât go wrong with this, value for money is better than any other podcasting interfaces.The build quality is great, the connectivity is stable and solid all round, the software and hardware is very good, the weight is insanely light, the size to travel is right on target, super happy.
