Yes I just buy L-12 it is enough for me. I am troubador and recording to Avid Pro Tools first my ideas.

Does the zoom really only have 4 outs when used as a usb interface? The specs sheet “22-in/4-out USB audio interface” Seems like a huge drop compared to the Tascam’s “Built-in 24-in/22-out audio interface”

@@ThaddeusV21 I think yes. It is stupid with computer. But it works standalone.

@@ThaddeusV21 You get 22 inputs listed in a DAW from the L-20. Zoom has a video about the L-20 used as an audio interface which shows this.

@@Aperlaper well that’s a relief that the l-20 has that capacity at least

Can the 16 do this?

Cheers Steve

@@Noisegate Cheers and true?

But they are (if you press the button)

Thanks Vitor

lol Well that’s true

@@lordundhimself1310 i like the meter LEDs on the L20

The Tascam doesn't have a polarity switch, which is a huge setback for mixing

[9:56 AM] Tom Kunz We would get them to do a factory reset first but that wipe all your presets) Do this by holding the farthest left function button and exit button at the same time, and then turning the unit on while holding those buttons If that doesn't work I would try different cables out of the output giving them problems and if neither of those suggestions fix it you may need to get it to a repairer

Why does everyone keep buying the Shure mic? It’s low signal and dozens of options out there

@@stevesmith1493 lol i agree ! go get a Shure 57, put a wind sock on it and be happy. spend $99.00 instead of $400.00 !!!!!!! with a little EQ, honestly I can't hear the difference and the shure 57 has a greater output s/n.

Sorry, but we haven't had a chance to check out the RME

multitrack and then you can make a steromix of that later

I know! And Ø inversion is a must

Exactly!

Yes! I simply dont get it. I personally have dynamics and condensers, but apparently i can only use either or? Come on!

Perhaps they are using the same (Chinese) sub-board?

@@calebreid4398 You can use moving coil dynamics (with or without transformers), ribbons and condensers with phantom power on if the microphones are properly wired.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7GnZKeVvLLFoKM.html&ab_channel=StefanRinger check this

Hey, big setup! if you're looking at producing at home, perhaps the Tascam Model 24 would be most ideal since it provides multi-track DAW integration and plenty of channels (and recording if you want it). The KORG is a great mixer too, especially with all the grouping functions, but to multi-track record you'd also need a big audio interface.

@@Noisegate The Zoom ALSO "provides multi-track DAW integration and plenty of channels (and recording if you want it)." ...why is it not also "ideal"?

@@garystackhouse5787 does the zoom have more than 4 outs in USB Audio Interface mode? Tascam has 22 out for DAW

@@ThaddeusV21 i am also searching answer for it.

Yes you can easily save 9 'Scenes' (Mixes). & if you use the Ipad L-20 Control app you don't have to touch the physical slider at all. With the Ipad they act as virtual motorised faders on the screen. It's great!

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Hi, Yes it would

Me too. I have L-12 one week now. Piece by piece and trial and error method ha ha. And watch many youtube videos.

@@kipponi Just like me. Trial,error and videos. Cheers.

@@VitorMachadoProf Thanks. Manual is so useless. You have to basically learn routing the signal. It took me half an hour to get sound to my earphones ha ha.

The Baby brother of the Tascam model 24, the Model 12 has a daw controller built in. It is not motorized though.

Hi Mady, we haven't had the chance to test that feature

Yes

Hi ya, The korg mixer doesn't have eq for its effects however the programmable digital graphic EQ will do better at removing feedback over the fixed 11 bands that the Dynacord has. The EQs on the Korg are also rock solid, however it does not function as a usb interface like the dynacord does (dynacord has 4 channels, the Korg only has 2). That being said the Korg would sit in the same ballpark as the dynacord in terms of sound quality

@@Noisegate Woav Thank you very much for your accurate answers !! Concerning the video subject, apparently, it would seem that every model delivers the same quality concerning quality preamps, large headroom outputs... even if , for instance with Korg, the advertised peter Watts collaboration would make consider that the korg has a "superior" sound (?). Thank you very much again

You can. I have the Zoom LiveTrak L-20. If you record just a stereo mix to the SD, the EQ and effects are recorded. If you record separate tracks on the SD, you can do your mixdown in the unit and use all the EQ and effects in the mixdown. If you're doing your mixdown in a DAW, you'll want to have the tracks dry so you can add the correct amount of EQ and effects in the context of the mix.

@@garystackhouse5787 But can it also record the FX to DAW?

@@boimesa8190 Good question - would also like to know the answer.

@@bobcatt2294 on multitrack recoding , the fx won’t be added

@@AgunkPerkasa Indeed. I was saddened when I learned this. There should be a multitrack recorder mixer with a pre-faded/post-fader switch. My fuckin dream yo..

Hi Cooper, no you will have to use a computer and DAW

Zoom could record without computer.

Can you use monitor outs?

there is no physic interface on the L20R, you need an Ipad and the app

They’re all going to do the job, but the Tascam and Korg are easiest to use because the Zoom you have to select a track to edit things the Tascam and Korg have dedicated pots for on each channel. The Zoom has a much more flexible headphone routing setup though. I have a Zoom L8 and my PC can’t use it, the ASIO driver doesn’t work. Works fine with Mac. If i were you i’d go for the Tascam or Zoom, because the Korg doesn’t record to card. With Tascam and Zoom you can just record your whole gig to SD card right on the mixer, no computer necessary. Then you just kick those individual multitrack channels out to Reaper and mix from there. If you’re going to bring your computer anyway, any of these will work. The biggest difference is going to be how they handle phantom power for microphones, so that might be one way to decide. The Tascam and the Korg have only phantom power fully on or fully off. The Zoom allows 4 different groups with different phantom power settings.

@@sub-jec-tiv Thank you kindly for the detailed response! Yeah I have a feeling there will be many hurdles in front of me. I'm a bit of a rookie on the engineering end.

@@sub-jec-tiv I'll probably go with the Tascam. But I'm gonna research some more first. I have an Acer Aspire E 15 (E5-575-72N3) as a laptop, which isn't that great but isn't terrible. Probably going to have to upgrade that as well

As an interface it will record as a stereo mix of the master output

Hi Boi, going by our tests and observation the Tascam and the Korg and definitely the standouts as far as build quality is concerned .

@@Noisegate what about preamps?

Hi The KORG Soundlink has the most with 4 aux sends and 4 stereo sub group sends

Zoom L-20 will be perfect. This is what I use for what you just described.

The L20

Definitley the Tascam Model 24. The video that Swayed me was a review done by sweetwater.

What do you mean to chip. SD card? The Tascam will record to an SD card.

@@brianmartin6808 but not multitrack you dingus

I agree but fortunately a simple barrel phase inverter can be inserted where needed to say one of the snare mics. I’m more concerned about trying to through a passive ribbon in when the rest of the mics are phantom powered.

@@fredmanteghian5913 would recommend a cloudlifter, or similar product, to block phantom power while also boosting the mic's output

@@DerperyPooslinger I just bout a older Mackie 1620i which doesn’t record, but it has a phantom switch per channel. Still no polarity switch though.