AMS-VOCASTER-TWO Audio Interface Vocaster Two, Black

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I recently picked up the Vocaster Two, and I’m genuinely impressed. The sound is smooth and clear, noticeably better than I expected, especially since I had been using the Podcaster Duo before this. This little box surprised me in the best way. Setup & Layout Everything on the Vocaster Two is easy to find and well-labeled. The XLR jacks are clearly marked “Host” and “Guest,” which keeps setup simple. The left and right outputs for speakers or monitors are straightforward and clean. There’s also a 48V phantom power button for mics that need it, a TRRS input so you can plug your phone directly in, and even a line-out for your camera, which gives you clean audio straight into your footage with no syncing needed later. That alone saves a ton of time. The Bluetooth pairing is effortless—hold the button, connect, and the clarity on phone calls is surprisingly good. The USB-C port handles both power and computer connection, and the companion software is easy to use. It also has a physical power button, which seems small but matters when you’re managing multiple devices. Smart Features The controls are simple to navigate. There are separate mic mute buttons for host and guest, and the Auto Gain button is a standout feature. You talk for about 10 seconds, and it sets the level perfectly. This makes it extremely beginner-friendly, even for someone not familiar with audio equipment. Build Quality The body is plastic but feels rugged and solid. The top surface looks nice but is definitely a fingerprint magnet. The only design choice I’m not thrilled about is the headphone jacks in the front. Because of the angle, the plug sticks out slightly. Not a deal breaker, just something to note. Portability One of my favorite features is that it can be powered from an iPhone or iPad with USB-C. That makes it very portable and handy for recording away from the studio. Price I purchased mine for $59, but I’ve noticed the price on Amazon fluctuates a lot. Sometimes it climbs to around $99, and I’ve seen notes that the original retail was around $200. My suggestion: Check back often. The price drops come and go, and catching it on sale is worth it. Even at $99, I’d still say it’s worth the money. Bottom Line This isn’t meant to replace something like the Rodecaster, but it doesn’t have to. The Vocaster Two is excellent at what it is: a clean, easy, reliable audio interface with smart features and great sound quality. I would definitely recommend it.

Fantastic unit! Love that it has bluetooth for calls, and independent controls for host and guest1. Amazing to use. I wish the PC software has a record function - maybe it will in the future. Also wish they had an affiliate program.

Magnífica interfaz, desde que abres la caja se nota calidad, yo la uso para llamadas y video llamadas personales ya que todo el tiempo estoy trabajando en el estudio y me ayuda gracias al ecosistema Apple. Es de plástico, pero remarcó que es de buena calidad, luce bonita. Buen software, intuitivo para controlar volúmenes, muteos e inclusión de musiquita de fondo si te apetece mientras conversas, los preamplificadores ya conocidos de la marca, buenos, cumplidores para voz, puedes conectarle el cel por bluetooth o con cable, también a la cámara que uses, tiene todo. Incluye además del software un cable USB. Inmejorable para podcast, así que tomando en cuenta las funciones, la calidad de materiales y software, creo que el precio es una ganga, además si eres fan de la marca Focusrite no te desepcionará. Cómprala.

J'ai bien reçu le "Two" contrairement à la photo. Le Bluetooth a fonctionné en GSM avec mon smartphone Androïd mais j'ai récupéré de la ronfle typique du GSM (sans doute via mon microphone dynamique). En éloignant le téléphone elle disparait. Autre remarque : à la première utilisation niveau très bas sur une entrée (petit bug ? ou niveau programmé en automatique). Je l'utilise entre autre pour le télétravail, via le Bluetooth du PC de mon entreprise (liaison USB impossible sur ce PC à cause de la politique interne). Je branche également mon tel via un cordon jack/jack mâle 3.5 4 broches. 2e remarque au passage : Si vous avec uniquement besoin d'un raccordement XLR pour votre smartphone, lui même équipé d'une connexion jack 3.5, le Saramonic SmartRing II suffit (il n'a pas de connexion Bluetooth). Sinon le produit est bien fini. Notice sur le net. Après 6 mois d'utilisation je le recommande et l'utilise beaucoup. Particularité : en communication on s'entends parler, ce qui est logique. C'est un produit très polyvalent. Comme le Saramonic il peut servir d'interface pour l'enregistrement ou la diffusion de communications téléphoniques (pour le Saramonic, 2 microphones seront nécessaires). J'ajoute une cinquième étoile après ces 6 mois.