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Focusrite

Focusrite Vocaster One Podcast Interface with H&A Broadcast Arm

SKU CH-THZV-RBRZF

A podcast interface with 70dB gain, Auto Gain, and Enhance presets, bundled with a broadcast arm featuring internal springs and an integrated 10' XLR cable

  • 70 dB gain range captures every voice nuance
  • 20 Hz – 20 kHz response delivers full-range studio sound
  • Low-latency monitoring keeps recording and feedback in real time
  • XLR, 1/4″ and 3.5 mm ports connect mic, speakers, headphones and phone
  • H&A broadcast arm with 10 ft internal XLR cable positions mic cleanly

Solo Podcast Interface Bundle

The Focusrite Vocaster One is a USB audio interface designed for solo content creators who want studio-quality voice capture. It ships in a bundle that includes an H&A broadcast arm with internal springs and an integrated 10' XLR cable. The interface provides 70dB of mic input gain and a 20Hz - 20kHz frequency response. This setup targets podcasters and streamers seeking a complete desktop recording solution.

Build and Daily Connections

The broadcast arm uses internal springs for clean cable management and secure microphone positioning without external hardware clutter. On the interface, you connect microphones via XLR, monitors through 1/4" balanced outputs, and headphones via a 1/4" jack. A 3.5mm TRRS port links phones for call-in guests, while a 3.5mm TRS connection sends audio to cameras. USB-C connectivity powers the unit from a computer, though a separate USB power supply is not included.

Upgrade Path and Limits

This bundle replaces a basic USB microphone and separate mic stand with an integrated XLR preamp and professional mounting system. The jump is worthwhile when you need enough gain for demanding dynamic broadcast mics without an inline booster. It is not suited for buyers who require simultaneous multi-person recording or additional XLR inputs beyond the single channel provided.

Vocaster Hub Software Control

Vocaster Hub software provides the Enhance button with four podcaster-approved presets that shape vocal tone in one click. Auto Gain sets input levels automatically with a single button press, removing the guesswork from gain staging. A hardware mute button instantly silences the microphone for coughs or interruptions. The Easy Start tool guides new users through setup so recording can begin quickly.

Highlights

  • 70 dB gain range captures every voice nuance
  • 20 Hz – 20 kHz response delivers full-range studio sound
  • Low-latency monitoring keeps recording and feedback in real time
  • XLR, 1/4″ and 3.5 mm ports connect mic, speakers, headphones and phone
  • H&A broadcast arm with 10 ft internal XLR cable positions mic cleanly

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What USB standard does the Vocaster One use and what does it limit?

The interface connects via USB-C to USB-A, providing bus power for the unit and carrying audio to and from your computer.

What desk space and mounting hardware does the H&A Broadcast Arm require?

The arm includes a C-clamp for desk mounting and has an integrated 10-foot XLR cable running through its internal springs.

How do you set up the Vocaster One and which step is often missed?

Connect the USB-C cable to your computer, plug your microphone into the XLR input, then use the Auto Gain button to set levels automatically.

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