Greetings and good day. Thank you so much for the info. So far everything is sounding good and no issues. I will make a follow-up video. Also, I want to mention that I would love to check out more of your products. I have an Amazon store and have been an Amazon Influencer for over five years now. I would love to showcase your products via my channels.

I just purchased a new 2i2 4th gen Focusrite, but it keeps using my built-in mic once I open iPhone camera app and it’s not using my condenser music. Could you please help me :)

Hello there, I need to know a few things, first is how are you connected to the iPhone, are you connecting it the way I show it in this video? if you are going directly into the iPhone from the Focusrite it will not work that way@@Josianne-Music

This is so cool. Probably won't work for me. But maybe the next phone I get ill make sure it can.

Perfect, glad to hear it

Oh wow, that is so cool. Glad it worked

@@ArtemorbidMusician I downloaded a couple of amp sim apps and they have a tad of latency depending on how effect heavy they are. Probably due to the fact this this is just a cheapo StraghtTalk Android phone. Still, kinda impressive. Never realized I could do this. If I ever upgrade my phone to something more powerful I could see this being a pretty reasonable portable music setup.

@@tatecheddar Thats great news. Yeah, its definitely good for on the travel as well.

Thats great news!!

thank you

It works, but uses the phones battery. Tried on a Samsung S23 and the phones battery lasts about 30 minutes from a full charge. These focusrites eat battery power, probably due to the internal preamps. Hence why you need the adaptor to charge phone as you use. 👍

@@livejyezi Yes you are right, thansk for your insight

Found a workaround to make this a portable live streaming possibility. Something i've tried & works great. Connected to a Samsung S23 Using a passive guitar. Guitar connected via 9volt battery powered Di Box. SLR out Di box to focusrite. 👍 57 Mic to focusrite via SLR. USB from focusrite to USB A female on the Y splitter lead. 10,000 mAH rechargeable pocket battery bank to USB C female on the Y splitter lead. USB C Male end of Y splitter lead to USB C of S23 phone. Earphones to focusrite. Turned on battery powered active Di box with battery bank connected via Y splitter lead & it works flawlessly 👍 Crisp & Clear / No buzz or crackles. 👍 One thing i find is that if you are wanting to record audio then your phone / tablet has to be in video mode.. press record then pause button of the video in order to keep the focusrite on if you just want to jam without recording. Then just un-pause to record. As the focusrite needs a constant digital signal via usb in order to stay in audio signal on mode. Otherwise it times out after a few seconds. In live streaming mode - tik tok etc... the focusrite auto switches on when the GO LIVE is pressed. Again i think its due to requiring an active signal. So i sound test via recording video to camera roll using the pause feature i mentioned above, then you know your gain levels are right ready for live stream. 👍 Tried & Tested & found i can live stream with this setup for 2.5 hours continually. Which is adequate for my needs if i wanted to record a song in any rural location off grid. 👍 Will be downloading FL studio for Android soon & using that as my portable recording DAW. For live streaming i use Boss battery powered pedals, connecting the unbalanced outputs of the pedals to the unbalanced input of the Active Di box. The Output of the Di box is Balanced Line Level 👍 I just need a battery powered reverb pedal for Guitar & Mic now, as the Audio is too Dry for my purposes in Live Streaming. Recording to FL studio wont be a problem as can add reverb after in effects. 👍 I Found this set up saves phone battery by using the portable battery bank & battery powered Di box. Thus eliminating the need to use phantom power of the focusrite, whilst improving the quality, volume & signal of guitar. Perfect setup for location work videos. Fits in a small rucksack no bigger than a lunchbox 👍 Just carry my guitar to anyplace now. Live stream from a mountain top, with studio sounding audio. ( good phone signal required for live streaming only ) Hope that helps 👍 Splitter lead was only £3.85 off Ebay. Portable pocket battery banks around £20 Will be updating my battery bank to a 20,000 mAH type for even longer streaming , recording time. Output of battery bank is upto 3amps so plenty to run the focusrite & charge your phone at the same time until runs low. Tested at 2.5Hrs on a 10,000 mAH battery bank 👍 double that on a 20,000 mAH.

Hey Phil, this was my first attempt. I will have to figure it out, unfortunately I don't know how at this time.

Yes sir!

Good question, hopefully someone can answer it.

Hi, so far I have had no issues at all. I never used it with Bandlab but I need to try it. Sometimes depending on the power source, the unit may not work. If I connect it to a Powerbank for example, it does not power up very well. I recommend always connecting it to regular power source.

Audio Rec App in the Google Play store for free

Its called USB C to USB Adapter, 3 in 1 USB C to USB A OTG Adapter with 3.5mm Headphone Audio Jack and Fast Charging Port, USB-C Splitter Compatible with Most Type-C and I have a link where you can check it out amzn.to/3LpnFac

Hello there, no, its only powering the Focusrite unit

Hi Geo, great question and I can tell you that it will not work, here's why, the unit still needs power, when you connect it directly, it is only pushing out a signal and its not able to use the phones power because the phone is only detecting it as an external device. I tried it several times before realizing that is not possible to connect this way.

That's what im trying to figure out. I bought a cheap phone from dollar general and it connected type c to type c perfectly fine I could listen to music ect. I'm trying to use my new Samsung to do the same thing and it's not even turning on. I'm wondering if there's a setting in developer mode where you can turn it on so it connects because it use too

Can I use a Powerbank to power it?

@@rt73981 It should work, as long as the Powerbank has enough juice to run it I don't see why it wouldn't work. Try it and let us know?

Hi Nick, in this video I used the "Voice Recorder" App for Android

Its free via the App store. Works great for simple recordings as I demonstrated here

You can add an effects pedal between the guitar and then send the signal in that way.

@@ArtemorbidMusician another issue I'm having is that I record a video on my phone and only hear signal from the microphone (input 1). I don't hear the guitar (input 2)

Yes it should work, I never tried it but I think it will

yes

No lo nesecita, trabaja sin los drivers

@@ArtemorbidMusician Gracias! Probaré entonces 😃

Thank you

yes you can

@@ArtemorbidMusician once I open my camera to record videos, it keeps using my built-in mic and not my condenser mic.. you would have an idea why? Thank you 😊

Sometimes while using the iPhone you have to give it permission or allow an external mic, how are you connecting it to your phone?@@Josianne-Music

Here's a video where I demonstrate how I connect the Scarlett to the iphone kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m7d8h5iCysXQknk.html@@Josianne-Music

I use an audio and power splitter. I show it in the video, all the links should be in the description