- FOCUSRITE SCARLETT 2I2 DRIVER UNAVAIABLE SERIAL NUMBER
- FOCUSRITE SCARLETT 2I2 DRIVER UNAVAIABLE SOFTWARE
Maybe there are software controls for Air etc. Perhaps you could confirm for me if there is *anything* that you can do in Focusrite Control with the Solo? If there is then let's write a Linux driver. The Solo and 2i2 models have hardware buttons on the front panel to control the Air, impedance, and monitoring functions, so as far as I know there's no need for a Linux driver.A Linux driver is needed for the 3rd Gen 4i4 and larger models because they have features that otherwise can't be controlled from Linux or the front panel.The basic functionality (playback and recording) of all Scarletts works fine in Linux with just the regular USB audio driver (I've personally tested with the 2nd Gen 18i20, 18i8, and 3rd Gen 4i4 and I've seen no reason to believe that the other 3rd Gen devices would be any different).What do you mean by "fully working"? Is something not working right? I'm always willing to help any way I can ! I've bought a Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd gen, will my device benefit from these W.I.P. Reading this thread it seems there's a lot of progress being made I just stumbled upon this thread because I was looking for a way to get my Focusrite fully working. So if you would like to donate in some way towards this, please let me know. If the 8i6, 18i8, and 18i20 devices follow the same pattern (there's no reason to think that they wouldn't) then I'd just need access to the hardware to develop and test a driver for them. It's rough and not ready for release but it works! So, let me know if you have a 4i4 unit and would like to help test it out while I'm still developing the driver. The Gen 3 protocol is really similar to the Gen 2 protocol, so I have a working implementation already and can control: Volume, Routing (including Loopback), Mixing, Air, Impedance (Line/Inst), and Pad. The mixing/routing features of the unit, and the impedance, air, and pad switches can only be controlled by software using a proprietary protocol. Taking it out of MSD mode can be done with the Focusrite Control software, or by holding down the "48V" switch for 5 seconds after plugging in the USB cable. I can confirm that the USB MIDI interface was not present while in MSD mode, but I could select higher sample rates without issue. The Focusrite docs say that higher sample rates and MIDI functionality are not available until you switch it out of MSD mode.
FOCUSRITE SCARLETT 2I2 DRIVER UNAVAIABLE SERIAL NUMBER
On the disk there is a README file and a link to the Focusrite web site setup/registration and download page the device serial number is included in the link to make it easier to register. Out of the box it comes in "MSD Mode" which means the device presents a small read-only virtual disk in addition to the PCM audio interface. My Linux driver to control the proprietary features is coming along well. TL DR: The class-compliant functionality works great in Linux! If you need the MIDI interface, take it out of MSD mode. Of course I right away had a look as to its Linux compatibility and whether I'd be able to write a Gen 3 driver. A really generous guy just out of the blue purchased me a Scarlett 4i4 Gen 3 as a thank you for writing the Scarlett Gen 2 Linux driver.
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