A few weeks ago I made a quick trip to Nashville to celebrate @WeAreFocusrite’s 40th anniversary. I packed the day with a stop at #ThirdmanRecords, a visit to the amazing @WLPWR, and then after partying with the crew, I caught up with @jlbhood, @Wyshmasterbeats, and a bunch of

Limited Edition Focusrite Audio Interface:Company marks 40th anniversary with the Scarlett 2i2 Anniversary Edition:

Dear @WeAreFocusrite The Scarlett 2i2 Anniversary Edition is gorgeous....

Tell us you’re a producer without telling us: How many ‘final’ versions do you have?

Focusrite Audio Interfaces Update:All are now fully compatible with Windows on Arm devices:

See this Instagram post by @wearefocusrite

Congratulations to Focusrite on the beta release of native Arm64 Windows software and drivers for their audio interfaces! https://t.co/SxS2nbEF9e

How different are the names you give your demos compared to the final track title? Do they ever end up being totally unrelated?

Describe your studio setup in three words—no context.

This is your sign to release that track you’ve been sitting on.

Which decade’s music production techniques do you find most inspiring?🎧

Focusrite has launched RedNet TNX, a flexible Dante interface that delivers high channel counts, ultra-low latency, and powerful audio workflows to any PC or Mac with an available Thunderbolt connection. #focusrite #headlinermagazine @WeAreFocusrite https://t.co/oF1BcKa48c

[News|Recording] @WeAreFocusrite announces RedNet TNX https://t.co/RJtYrfNV3R

Focusrite Announces New RedNet TNX Thunderbolt and Dante Interface https://t.co/0s5nyeBULd @WeAreFocusrite

Proudly introducing RedNet TNX, the latest addition to the RedNet range and our first Thunderbolt™ interface specifically designed for high-channel-count, low latency Dante® audio. Find out more about RedNet TNX here: https://t.co/tzJCTPwswB

What’s a phrase only musicians say that would confuse non-musicians?

What’s your ‘non-negotiable’ in any studio or live setup?🎧

Which mode do you think is the most overused?

Top mic. Bottom mic. Both. The snare mic placement debate, settled by your ears. 👂 Which one are you choosing?

Do you stay loyal to one DAW or switch between several? 🎛️