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00:00 Piano with air mode off 00:35 Piano with air mode on 01:05 Piano and Vocal with air mode on 01:30 Piano and Vocal with air mode off I've been using my focus right scarlet reliably for over two years now, running a full mix through it. I have noticed, however, that when I use the air function it sometimes glitches when I sing on top of the mix and it makes strange metallic noises. In my latest videos I have stopped using this function and I think it shows an improvement. I’d like to know if you have personal experience of this. This is what Gemini AI has to say about air mode: Air mode is designed to emulate the sound of Focusrite's original ISA mic preamps (specifically the ISA 110) from the famous Focusrite Studio Console. This is a highly sought-after, professional sound. The main audible effect is a boost in the mid-high frequency range, typically giving a $4 \text{dB}$ boost around $24 \text{kHz}$ (on 3rd Gen and Clarett/Red for line/instrument). This adds clarity, "air," and "presence" to the recording. It is especially popular on vocals and spoken word, as it helps them "shine" and "cut through" a mix, providing that classic, clear "radio announcer" voice. It can also make instruments like acoustic guitar shimmer and drum overheads sparkle by emphasizing transient response. On the Scarlett 3rd Generation (and Clarett/Red lines), the Air feature is an analogue circuit, meaning it's applied before the digital conversion and introduces no latency or timing issues.