Focusrite Vocaster Two Studio 2-Person Podcasting Kit

Starting a podcast with a co-host shouldn't mean juggling separate mics, mismatched headphones, and confusing software. The Focusrite Vocaster Two Studio solves that in one box — a complete 2-person podcasting kit built around an audio interface with genuinely broadcast-quality sound.

Inside, you get everything two presenters need to record together from day one: the Vocaster Two interface, a Vocaster DM14v dynamic microphone, HP60v closed-back studio headphones, and all the cables to connect them. One-touch Auto Gain sets your levels instantly, so even first-time hosts sound polished from episode one.

Whether you're recording a weekly interview show, a two-host commentary podcast, or bringing in a remote guest over the phone, this Focusrite podcasting kit is designed to make the technical side disappear — so the conversation is all that matters.

Key Features

• Broadcast-quality mic input with over 70dB of gain — Vocaster's preamps are built to get clean, professional-sounding audio from almost any microphone, so you never need an extra gain booster or outboard preamp.

• Auto Gain — Press the button, say a few words, and Vocaster sets your level automatically. New hosts get a broadcast-ready sound without touching a single knob.

• Enhance presets — Choose from three podcaster-tuned voice presets to instantly sharpen clarity and presence, giving your voice a more polished, radio-ready character.

• Dual mic and headphone setup — Each host gets their own microphone input and independent headphone output with a personal Show Mix, so both people can monitor their own levels without disturbing the other.

• Premium bundled mic and headphones — The included DM14v dynamic microphone comes with a built-in windshield and shock mount to cut handling noise and plosives, while the HP60v closed-back headphones let each host hear exactly how the show will sound to listeners.

• One-touch Mute — Instantly cut a channel to handle coughs, interruptions, or background noise without breaking the flow of recording.

• Bluetooth and phone connectivity — Bring a remote guest into the conversation over Bluetooth or a single TRRS cable, or play music and audio clips from a phone straight into the mix.

• Camera output — Feed Vocaster's clean audio directly into a camera with one TRS cable, giving vlog and video-podcast content studio-grade sound.

• Stereo Loopback — Pull in computer audio for intros, outros, sound effects, or Zoom calls and blend it directly into the recording.

• Guided Easy Start setup — Focusrite's Easy Start walks new users through installation and configuration, so the kit can go from unboxing to recording in minutes.

• Included software bundle — Six months of Hindenburg PRO editing software and six months of Acast Influencer are bundled in, giving new podcasters a head start on production and distribution.

• Vocaster Hub control software — Manage levels, apply Enhance presets, route phone and computer audio, and monitor your Show Mix from one simple app.

Why Choose the Focusrite Vocaster Two Studio

For two people starting a podcast together, the biggest hurdle is usually gear complexity — figuring out which mic to buy, how to connect headphones for both hosts, and how to avoid a muddy, uneven recording. This kit removes that guesswork by pairing a purpose-built interface with a matched microphone and headphones that are already tuned to work together.

Auto Gain and the Enhance presets mean neither host needs audio engineering experience to sound professional. The dual-headphone, dual-Show Mix design also means each presenter can adjust their own monitoring without affecting what the other hears — something many single-host interfaces simply can't do.

Add in Bluetooth and TRRS phone connectivity for remote guests, a camera output for video podcasts, and bundled editing and distribution software, and the Vocaster Two Studio functions less like a single product and more like a full podcast production studio in a box — ideal for hosts who want to launch quickly without sacrificing sound quality.

Best Use Cases

Two-host podcasts — Independent mic inputs and headphone outputs built specifically for co-hosted shows.

• Interview and guest shows — Bluetooth and TRRS phone input make it easy to bring remote guests into the conversation.

• Vlogging and video podcasts — Camera output delivers clean, broadcast-quality audio straight to your camera.

• New and beginner podcasters — Auto Gain and Easy Start remove the technical learning curve.

Technical Specifications