
Audient
Audient EVO Start Recording Bundle 2x2 USB iOS System
Condenser
Everything you need to start recording in one box — interface, mic, headphones, and accessories from Audient.
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Overview
Key Features
Recding Bundle with EVO 4 2-in/2-out USB Audio Interface
SR1 Large-diaphragm Condenser Microphone
Software Suite - Mac/PC/iOS
SR2000 Headphones
Shockmount
Specifications
Brand
Audient
Model
EVO Start Recording Bundle
Audio Interface
EVO 4 — 2-in/2-out USB Audio Interface
Microphone
SR1 Large-Diaphragm Condenser
Headphones
SR2000 Monitoring Headphones
Accessories
Shockmount, Balanced XLR Cable, USB-C to USB-A Cable
Compatibility
Mac, PC, iOS
Frequently Asked Questions
What devices is the EVO Start Recording Bundle compatible with?
The bundle works with Mac, PC, and iOS devices. The included EVO 4 interface connects via USB-C, and a USB-C to USB-A adapter cable is included for older computers.
What type of microphone is included in the bundle?
The bundle includes the Audient SR1, a large-diaphragm condenser microphone suited for vocals, acoustic instruments, and voice-over work. A shockmount is also included.
Does the EVO 4 interface require separate driver installation?
On Mac and iOS, the EVO 4 is class-compliant and works without additional drivers. On Windows, Audient provides a downloadable driver for optimal performance.
How many inputs and outputs does the EVO 4 interface have?
The EVO 4 offers 2 inputs and 2 outputs, making it suitable for solo recording or simple two-source sessions.
Can I use the included headphones for mixing?
The SR2000 headphones are monitoring headphones designed for tracking and reference listening. They provide a reasonably flat response for basic mixing, though dedicated studio monitors are recommended for critical mix decisions.