Description
Podcasters, musicians, producers, and content creators can benefit from the Audient EVO 4 Bundle, a desktop USB audio interface that makes capturing high-quality audio effortless. It features two warm EVO mic preamps, a JFET Hi-Z input for instruments, and Smartgain automatic gain control. Plus, its two 1/4″ monitor outputs and headphone output are perfect for connecting your speakers and headphones for monitoring. Capture your microphones and instruments and start recording audio directly to your computer with EVO 4’s intuitive feature set. Combining leading tech specs with incredible performance and sound quality, EVO 4 is the perfect interface for beginners and pros alike. The EVO 4’s large knob provides convenient control of levels for your monitors, headphones, and channels, while the multifunction buttons enable easy muting of the inputs and headphone output. The audio loopback function makes it possible to record computer audio at the same time as the inputs a welcome feature for podcasters who need to capture remote guests via Skype or other VoIP apps. DAW software, virtual instruments, samples, cabinet simulation, and more are included to get you started on your path toward achieving polished productions.
Box Contains
Audient EVO 4 Desktop USB Type-C Audio Interface
- USB 2.0 Type-C to Type-A Cable
- ARC Software Bundle (Download)
- 1-Year Warranty
Mik –
Great form factor. Super easy to use. Tons of noise and humming.
First off, I have to say the physical unit is well designed and easy to understand even without reading an operating manual. The unit can be connected to my PC and is recognized immediately. Unfortunately the main issue is that there is a constant hum and crackling sound that I couldn’t get to go away. Troubleshooting everything from my mic, to xlr cables, to my headphones… tried different 1/4″ adapters, moved the unit away from any sources of power or other signals, and even hid my phone in a different room and turned off power to everything around me. The hum and crackling sound persisted. Forum posts from almost a year ago mention a hidden firmware patch that support hasn’t released yet that can fix this, and that it is a known issue, but nobody has bothered to share the patch online and I hear the support email is hit or miss in regards to prompt replies. I’m not going to waste time dealing with that. Returned.