Hi,  I am new with the Zoom R20 Multitrack.  I can't figure out how to check the levels for recording by seeing some meters showing how hot/cold the input is.  Can anyone walk me through that process for the R20?

Thanks.

Jazz live recordings – how they are made

Hi folks,

I recently bought the Zoom R20 and I have a long list of questions but will try to address them on at a time in separate posts.  Hopefully I am in the right place.

Gear:

• Alesis MultiMix 4 USB FX Analog Mixer
• Soundcraft Ui16 Digital Mixer

Question:

Hi, 

I'm new here and hope someone can help me out. I want to connect the Shure MV7+ mic to the Sony ZV-1 camera through an aux cable (from mic headphone out to camera mic input). I will connect the USB cable to my computer to power the mic, and because I want to use the onboard processing power of the Shure MV7+.

I've had the Presonus Quantum for years, I also have a Audient ASP880 8 channel pre for 16 mic pre's total. I'm wondering if upgrading my interface with an RME AID-2 Pro Fs converter would be improve anything or should I just purchase a new RME interface down the road when I decide to replace the Quantum. The Quantum works flawlessly, I never have any issues. The low latency is awesome.

I am kinda new to Pro Tools. Trying to live record a multitrack of a band. I can also listen to the output (on my headphones), but sometimes I hear a weird high pitch noise for a second. Wondering what that could be. I use dante from our digital mixer, routing it and all seems to be fine. But that weird noise is strange.

Hey everyone! My name is David, and I am totally obsessed with vinyl records, turntables, and record players. This love started when my grandfather showed me his favorite record player when I was young.

I would like to record from my Yamaha Stagepass 500 to my GNX4 8 track recorder. I have made many recordings on the GNX4; however I have been unsuccessful trying to record from the Stagepas’ monitor out jacks to the line in inputs on the GNX4. I would appreciate any suggestions/solutions that would help. I thank you in advance for your help!