Air is a feature found on the mic preamps of every new Focusrite recording interface. Air is a feature designed to transform your recordings by providing you with a wide array of options while tracking.
It also inspires you while making music by the various options available to you. It is just a way of having access to various options to enhance your sound further on the interface.
In terms of its use, Air is very easy to use. Just a single button push (or click) and you’d have a much better vocal while adding more presence to your guitar’s sounds and making drum overheads much better.
Air is an all-analogue circuit, meaning that there are no delay or latency issues in your sound process. It produces clean sounds devoid of artefacts.
Air is said to greatly emulate the classic ISA 110 mic preamp found on the Focusrite Studio Console, which has been the ultimate sound behind millions of hit records in the music industry and beyond.
Should I use Air on Focusrite?
Yes, you should learn how to use Air on Focusrite. It would give you cleaver sounds, with no latency issue and generally make your sound better.