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 And to wrap up the walkthrough on the back of the device, you'll find a USB-C port to connect this to your computer, a set of quarter inch monitor outputs to connect your powered studio monitors or your power amp, and a set of XLR combination jacks for mic or line level inputs. Then as far as the specs of this thing, it has a bit depth of 24 bit and a sampling rate of up to 96 kilohertz. It has a max gain of plus 50 decibels for the microphone inputs. It has an EIN of negative 128 dBu, an input impedance for the mic inputs of three kiloohms, plus 48 volts phantom power

 If you want to hang out in the Discord server, podcastage.com slash Discord. If you want a high quality audio sample of this review without YouTube's compression, I will link it in the description. And if you want to support the channel and become one of these beautiful, amazing people over here, you can do so by clicking that join button and joining at the $5 tier or higher

 All you have to do is press this green button, then press the channel that you want to set the gain of, you'll play a song or sing for a little bit, and then hit the smart gain button again, and it will calculate what your gain should be set at, and set it appropriately so you don't clip. Then you'll find a phantom power button, which allows you to turn on or off phantom power for each individual input. Then in the center of the interface, you'll find this big dial, which allows you to control the microphone gain, the output volume to the headphones or monitor outputs, the ability to change the mix between zero latency monitoring and computer playback, or the ability to adjust the pan of each of the inputs to left or right. Then you have this button with a couple of faders on it, which allows you to adjust the monitor mix or the pan of the inputs

 Then in the center of the interface, you'll find this big dial, which allows you to control the microphone gain, the output volume to the headphones or monitor outputs, the ability to change the mix between zero latency monitoring and computer playback, or the ability to adjust the pan of each of the inputs to left or right. Then you have this button with a couple of faders on it, which allows you to adjust the monitor mix or the pan of the inputs. And lastly, you have a button to hit to adjust the output volume. On the front of the device, you'll find a quarter inch instrument Hi-Z input, which takes control over input one, and a quarter inch headphone output, which does allow for zero latency monitoring and computer playback, which you can hear at the exact same time

Audient Evo 4 Audio Interface Review / Explained (Smart Gain Demo)

I have the Audient Evo 4, and I quite like it. It has. * 1/4in outs for stereo speakers.

I have the Audient Evo 4, and I quite like it. It has

* 1/4in outs for stereo speakers
* 1/4in out for headphones
* two combo XLR / 1/4in ins for two microphones
* 1/4in in for a guitar or other instrument
* USB-C in for pc audio (comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable)
* a super satisfying volume knob with cool leds

Be aware though that plugging in a headphone disables the speakers, it won’t do audio out to both. Truthfully, I didn’t do much research beyond Optimum Tech’s video on it before I made the buy (it’s $130), but I’ve been very satisfied with my purchase.

<div class="md"><p>I have the Audient Evo 4, and I quite like it. It has</p>

<ul>
<li>1/4in outs for stereo speakers</li>
<li>1/4in out for headphones</li>
<li>two combo XLR / 1/4in ins for two microphones</li>
<li>1/4in in for a guitar or other instrument</li>
<li>USB-C in for pc audio (comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable)</li>
<li>a super satisfying volume knob with cool leds</li>
</ul>

<p>Be aware though that plugging in a headphone disables the speakers, it won’t do audio out to both. Truthfully, I didn’t do much research beyond Optimum Tech’s video on it before I made the buy (it’s $130), but I’ve been very satisfied with my purchase.</p>
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Check Sennheiser GSX 1000/1200 PRO. It is not that powerful (up to 150ohm) but maybe enough for you.

<div class="md"><p>Check Sennheiser GSX 1000/1200 PRO. It is not that powerful (up to 150ohm) but maybe enough for you.</p>
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Yeah, you call that an audio interface, look up focusrite scarlett

<div class="md"><p>Yeah, you call that an audio interface, look up focusrite scarlett</p>
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<div class="md"><p>GoXLR Mini.</p>
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it looks like you want an Audio interface, look for some of the Scarlett/M-Audio/Komplete audio mic interfaces.

<div class="md"><p>it looks like you want an Audio interface, look for some of the Scarlett/M-Audio/Komplete audio mic interfaces.</p>
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i use a Sound BlasterX G5. I cant vouch for plugging a microphone into it, but it has a headphone out, microphone in, optical in/out and a usb port which i plug my usb mic into  


I like it, I use it with 50mm philips phones and it gets way louder than i need. comes with software so you can EQ and apply some filters if you so desire. I think I paid a little over 100 2 years ago for it

<div class="md"><p>i use a Sound BlasterX G5. I cant vouch for plugging a microphone into it, but it has a headphone out, microphone in, optical in/out and a usb port which i plug my usb mic into  </p>

<p>I like it, I use it with 50mm philips phones and it gets way louder than i need. comes with software so you can EQ and apply some filters if you so desire. I think I paid a little over 100 2 years ago for it</p>
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Go check out the Audient Evo 4. Excellent quality and modern. Can't go wrong with that price. Had it paired with a SM7B, Audioengine A2+ and a bunch of various headphones. I used to own a Scarlett before and this one is a much better pick imo.

<div class="md"><p>Go check out the Audient Evo 4. Excellent quality and modern. Can&#39;t go wrong with that price. Had it paired with a SM7B, Audioengine A2+ and a bunch of various headphones. I used to own a Scarlett before and this one is a much better pick imo.</p>
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<div class="md"><p>Schiit HEL 2</p>
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Creative G6. Its an incredible steal. Such value.

<div class="md"><p>Creative G6. Its an incredible steal. Such value.</p>
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Just wondering if i can find one of these if they are a real thing. Sorry for being an audionoob

 In this video, we're gonna break down the Audient Evo 4 and decide, is this the best audio interface for a podcaster? The Audient Evo 4 is an audio interface that can take two XLR microphones and allow you to plug it into a computer. Why is that important? Well, for podcasters, if you're recording in person with somebody, you're gonna need two microphones, you're gonna need something to plug them into to get them into your computer. Now, the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 has been the gold standard for as long as I can remember, for years now. Anytime someone needs to plug in some microphones, we recommend this

 So now we've got it all plugged up. Let's walk through some of the basic features, things that every audio interface should do, and then one feature that I think is really gonna be helpful for podcasters. First and foremost, you gotta plug in the microphone that you wanna use for your audio interface, for your recording. If it needs fans and power, if you're using a condenser microphone or a gain boosting device like a cloud lifter, it's really easy

 First and foremost, you gotta plug in the microphone that you wanna use for your audio interface, for your recording. If it needs fans and power, if you're using a condenser microphone or a gain boosting device like a cloud lifter, it's really easy. You just press the number of the microphone input that you wanna change and you turn on fans and power and it turns red. That's it, you're done

Scarlett 2i2 Killer? Audient Evo 4 Audio Interface Review (2022)

 4) I'm not certain if your budget is for USD. Assuming it is, I'd recommend getting a Mackie EM89D mic (should be around 50$ USD), boom arm from amazon that clamps to your desk ($20 USD), Audient Evo 4 (Can be your headphone amp and audio interface $120 USD), and something along the lines of the AKG K245/K275, ($50 to $100, dunno why price varies so wildly), Philips SHP 9500 (\~65$), or even the above mentioned Edifier.

 

I'm a little indecisive sometimes on something I'm not an expert in (and have limited experience).

I currently have a worn set of HyperX Cloud 1's, and I think they're fantastic; but, I've read enough to know that better is out there and my mic broke.... Primary purpose would be for CSGO, so I can better pinpoint enemies. I'd also be open to hearing a high quality headset with music (I really haven't before - I'm accustomed to old Creative speakers.

I do NOT have an amp; but, I'm open to getting one if I need it.

From what I've read, I've seen that the ATH-AD700X and the DT770's (not sure which Ohm would be best; but, I was guessing 32 ohms since I don't have an amp) would be ideal for CSGO. I'm most accustomed to closed headsets; but, I am willing to give opens a try.

**Questions:**

1. I'd like a high quality mic for game and in case I do YouTube videos. I've read that Mod Mic (not wireless) would be really nice for what I want, and would install on my headset. Is this good advice?
2. Should I go Modmic uni or USB? Any other recommendation?
3. Should I be considering an amp? If so, what range of impedance would be recommended? I know that the higher, the more power it'll take to drive; but, I don't know how that effects pinpointing enemies in CSGO.
4. I've read that opens are overrated for gaming. Opinions?
5. Any other headphones or "gaming sets" I should consider?

Help me decide! Thanks.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m a little indecisive sometimes on something I&#39;m not an expert in (and have limited experience).</p>

<p>I currently have a worn set of HyperX Cloud 1&#39;s, and I think they&#39;re fantastic; but, I&#39;ve read enough to know that better is out there and my mic broke.... Primary purpose would be for CSGO, so I can better pinpoint enemies. I&#39;d also be open to hearing a high quality headset with music (I really haven&#39;t before - I&#39;m accustomed to old Creative speakers.</p>

<p>I do NOT have an amp; but, I&#39;m open to getting one if I need it.</p>

<p>From what I&#39;ve read, I&#39;ve seen that the ATH-AD700X and the DT770&#39;s (not sure which Ohm would be best; but, I was guessing 32 ohms since I don&#39;t have an amp) would be ideal for CSGO. I&#39;m most accustomed to closed headsets; but, I am willing to give opens a try.</p>

<p><strong>Questions:</strong></p>

<ol>
<li>I&#39;d like a high quality mic for game and in case I do YouTube videos. I&#39;ve read that Mod Mic (not wireless) would be really nice for what I want, and would install on my headset. Is this good advice?</li>
<li>Should I go Modmic uni or USB? Any other recommendation?</li>
<li>Should I be considering an amp? If so, what range of impedance would be recommended? I know that the higher, the more power it&#39;ll take to drive; but, I don&#39;t know how that effects pinpointing enemies in CSGO.</li>
<li>I&#39;ve read that opens are overrated for gaming. Opinions?</li>
<li>Any other headphones or &quot;gaming sets&quot; I should consider?</li>
</ol>

<p>Budget: Open - Ideally under $300.</p>

<p>Help me decide! Thanks.</p>

<p>UPDATE:  ATH-AD700X review below in the comments.  I didn&#39;t like these and they&#39;re going back.</p>

<p>UPDATE:  DT 770 Pro review below in the comments.  An upgrade on music, breakeven on CSGO. I&#39;d be more interested in how the 80 ohm version of these, driven by an amp sounds.  I&#39;m also considering the 880 or 990&#39;s.... While CSGO is important to me, the 990&#39;s are known to be &quot;treble cannons&quot; and that sounds concerning, considering I didn&#39;t like the ATH-AD700X&#39;s</p>
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Recommendation for CSGO headset (open or closed) and new mic

 Nothing wrong with that, as the USB 2.0 connection is more than sufficient for external audio devices. Next to the USB connection, you got two balanced quarter inch TRS outputs. And further to the right, you got the two XLR and TRS combo inputs

 Next to the USB connection, you got two balanced quarter inch TRS outputs. And further to the right, you got the two XLR and TRS combo inputs. On the top of the EVO 4, you find a stepped rotary encoder, which controls multiple functions, depending on what you have selected with the surrounding buttons. The dial is surrounded by quite a few LEDs and these show you exactly where your settings are at, or they show you your audio level

 The multifunction rotary encoder works very well, though it is a bit less convenient to have just one dial instead of multiple dedicated controls. The audio recording and playback quality of the EVO4 is excellent. It has low noise preamps, a high amount of dynamic range and low amounts of distortion on both in and outputs. I would have liked to see a slightly higher amount of maximum system gain so that you can amplify low sensitive dynamic mics a bit more

 But what I can say so far is that the headphone output on the EVO4 has a pretty good audio quality as well. It is low noise, the frequency response is very flat, and the amount of distortion is also very low. One thing that's not that great though is the output impedance of around 22 ohms. This can have an effect on your sound when you use low impedance headphones with the EVO4

Audient EVO 4 USB Audio Interface - Review and Measurements (Smart Gain explained)

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The audio 2 makes capturing stereo sounds a breeze. It’s the same fantastic sound quality as the audio 1, with a bit more flexibility. Plug in a pair of mics together using the two combi-xlr/jack inputs. Connect to studio monitors, or plug in on stage with dual Jack outputs.

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 So moving on and getting back to a kind of more conventional USB audio interface, the penultimate model that we're looking at today is the Native Instruments Complete Audio 2. Of all the traditional 2-in-2-out interfaces on our list, the Complete Audio 2 is the most compact and features a very different kind of design to the Focusrite and PreSonus models that we checked out earlier. This one's a discreet but stylish looking desktop interface designed to complement Native's other complete range of keyboards and controllers and instead of all the controls being crammed onto a front panel, this interface has moved the large master volume knob onto the top of the unit making it really easy to adjust on the fly. This utilisation of the extra space also allows for two input level meters so you don't just get an input clip light and this gives you a much more accurate readout of how loud or quiet your audio source is

 Although it doesn't feel quite as robust as some of the other interfaces, it is very small and light so it'll easily fit into a laptop bag and it's great value at under £100 considering its high quality specs. And if you don't need the two inputs, it's also available in a single channel version which offers the same kind of pro quality but an even more affordable price. So if you're a songwriter, producer, podcaster or even a live performer, the Complete Audio 2 is definitely worth checking out. And if you're a songwriter, producer, podcaster or even a live performer, the Complete Audio 2 is definitely worth checking out

 This one's a discreet but stylish looking desktop interface designed to complement Native's other complete range of keyboards and controllers and instead of all the controls being crammed onto a front panel, this interface has moved the large master volume knob onto the top of the unit making it really easy to adjust on the fly. This utilisation of the extra space also allows for two input level meters so you don't just get an input clip light and this gives you a much more accurate readout of how loud or quiet your audio source is. Just like the Focusrite Scarlett, the Complete Audio 2 features high quality A to D converters with 24-bit resolution and sample rates of up to 192kHz and the XLR jack combination inputs are suitable for all types of microphone or instruments with the jack inputs being switchable for either guitar or line levels. Now obviously if you're a fan of Native Instruments hardware and software, this interface is going to slip into your setup seamlessly both aesthetically and sonically but it doesn't have to be used exclusively with complete or machine software

Native Instruments Komplete Audio 2 USB Interface - Overview & Demo

 For mics, I was looking at getting 2 Audio-Technica AT 2031. Again, is there better available for this price?.

Welcome to the **Machine Room** where you can ask the members of /r/audioengineering for recommendations on hardware, software, acoustic treatment, accessories, etc. 

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<div class="md"><p>Welcome to the <strong>Machine Room</strong> where you can ask the members of <a href="/r/audioengineering">/r/audioengineering</a> for recommendations on hardware, software, acoustic treatment, accessories, etc. </p>

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When it comes to interfaces you thankfully have some more good cheap options. I can personally recommend the Native Instruments Komplete Audio 2 at 170$ CAD. If you need something that can survive a real beating, then spending a litttle extra on a focusrite might be worthwhile but otherwise the recording quality of the NIKA 2 is absolutely amazing for the money.

I'm sure this question is asked a lot but I couldn't see anything on it in the FAQs so I decided to make a post. 

Studying music in school, I normally would perform to an audience, but with my city being in lockdown once again, all my assignments and performances have now gone online. This means that now I have to record myself playing and submit it. I was intending to buy a microphone eventually, but with the situation I'm in, now seemed like a perfect time to buy one.

So should I get a usb mic or a xlr microphone? Call me stupid, but the only difference I know of the two is that one is usb powered and the other needs an audio interface :p. I will be recording the violin and piano and I'm looking for a pretty decent microphone as I will be using it quite a but from now on. I have around 300 usd including the audio interface if i was to go down that route, but cheaper is better for a student like me (as long as it's not bad quality)

Thank you in advance!

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m sure this question is asked a lot but I couldn&#39;t see anything on it in the FAQs so I decided to make a post. </p>

<p>Studying music in school, I normally would perform to an audience, but with my city being in lockdown once again, all my assignments and performances have now gone online. This means that now I have to record myself playing and submit it. I was intending to buy a microphone eventually, but with the situation I&#39;m in, now seemed like a perfect time to buy one.</p>

<p>So should I get a usb mic or a xlr microphone? Call me stupid, but the only difference I know of the two is that one is usb powered and the other needs an audio interface :p. I will be recording the violin and piano and I&#39;m looking for a pretty decent microphone as I will be using it quite a but from now on. I have around 300 usd including the audio interface if i was to go down that route, but cheaper is better for a student like me (as long as it&#39;s not bad quality)</p>

<p>Thank you in advance!</p>
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