AUDIENT EVO 4 2-Channel Audio Interface

Analogue Recording Channels

Microphone Preamps

Maximum Recording Format

Interface USB Connector

Let Smartgain set the starting point

Perform at your normal level and let Smartgain adjust the input gain. You can then fine-tune the levels yourself before recording. Choose the appropriate source connection and check the recording level in the application before beginning the performance or recording session.

Ready for voice and instruments

Two EVO mic preamps offer 58dB of gain, while the JFET instrument input gives a guitar or bass a dedicated connection. Choose the appropriate source connection and check the recording level in the application before beginning the performance or recording session.

Bring your computer audio into the mix

Loopback lets you route computer playback alongside your microphones. Direct monitoring helps you hear your performance without waiting for the recording software. Choose the appropriate source connection and check the recording level in the application before beginning the performance or recording session.

Plan the Session Around the Actual Inputs

Two EVO microphone preamps provide two analogue recording channels. The front JFET instrument connection shares an input path rather than adding a third independent analogue channel. Assign the live sources before recording and choose the appropriate microphone, instrument or line setting for the connection you use.

Supply the Host Power the Interface Needs

The power arrangement is USB Bus Powered. Use the specified cable and adequate host or external power. Check a mobile setup separately, as a matching USB connector does not guarantee the connected device supplies the required current.

How many physical recording channels does it provide?

Two EVO microphone preamps provide two analogue recording channels. The front JFET instrument connection shares an input path rather than adding a third independent analogue channel.

Which USB format and power should I plan for?

USB-C is the stated connection family. USB Bus Powered. Check the required cable, host power and current driver support.

Which microphone connection should I use?

Connect an analogue XLR microphone to the supported microphone input. Use switchable 48 V phantom power only for a microphone or active accessory that requires it. USB microphones connect to their supported host separately.

Which recording format is supported?

Up to 24-bit / 96 kHz. Select a compatible sample rate and bit depth in the application; the stated maximum does not replace input-gain setup or guarantee an unclippable recording.

Can I use a supported iPad or iPhone?

Supported mobile operation needs the correct USB connection and adequate power. An appropriate adapter or powered hub may be required; desktop control software and bundled applications have separate system requirements.