LORDWORLD EVO 4 USB Audio Interface
Records via discrete JFET instrument input with AKM converters, automatic Smartgain and a DSP mixer
- Discrete JFET input handles instruments without extra gear
- AKM converters deliver class-leading AD/DA conversion quality
- Smartgain sets channel levels automatically for quick setup
- DSP-based low-latency mixer offers flexible routing matrix
- Multifunctional rotary control with LED ring enables intuitive operation
EVO 4 USB Audio Interface
The LORDWORLD EVO 4 is a USB audio interface designed for recording and streaming. It features a discrete JFET instrument input for direct connection of guitars or basses. Class-leading AKM converters handle analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion. A DSP-based low-latency software mixer provides a flexible routing matrix for monitoring.
USB bus power and connectivity limits
The unit draws power and transfers audio over a single USB connection to a host computer. Bus power limits the available headroom for high-impedance headphones or condenser microphones requiring phantom power. The DSP mixer processes routing internally, reducing the load on the host CPU during recording sessions.
Check host compatibility and I/O needs
Verify that your computer has an available USB port and supports the required driver model for low-latency operation. Confirm that the two combo XLR/TRS inputs and the dedicated JFET instrument input match your source count. Ensure your monitoring headphones or speakers connect via the main output or headphone jack provided.
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- Price $313.99
- Pricier than about 63% of the 293 comparable items (median $199.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
Which version of the EVO 4 should I pick for a single microphone and one instrument?
The EVO 4 is a single model with two combo XLR/¼-inch inputs, so one microphone and one instrument can be recorded simultaneously without choosing between variants.
How does the DSP-based software mixer affect latency when monitoring?
The built-in DSP runs a low-latency mixer with flexible routing, letting you hear input signals with minimal delay before the signal reaches the computer.
What does the USB connection limit in terms of channel count and sample rate?
The USB interface carries two inputs and two outputs, supporting the AKM converters at their rated resolution for stereo recording and playback.
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