Hello All:

I have a very simple question regarding the Zoom R16 XLR combo input jacks.

I have my R16 plugged into my computer as an audio interface, and I wanna run my guitar through channel one (hi z) and put it through amplitude for distortion. I have my headphones plugged into my R16 in phones out. I hear the guitar I just cant put it through amplitude, nothing changes in the tone and the tuner isn't even picking it up.

So i'm trying to record bass.

I am using an Ashdown ABM evo iii head and I'm running the D.I out in to the zoom and it is making a horrible humming noise. It sound like an earthing issue.

Could anyone give me any advice on doing this before I go spend money on them?

I would like to know how to connect the monitors to the Zoom r16?

thanks!

I am multi tracking with a zoom r16 and I have recorded drums and ssome guide guitar.

Hello There. First time posting here. I'm sure it won't be my last either... :P I searched the forum first to see if I could find some answers but couldn't find anything.

I have just bought a new laptop, mics, a Zoom R16 and obtained adobe audition 5.5.

I have heard some stuff on this by people who have used it, I was anyone who has it and what you think of it? I am getting one in January. Thanks for any posts

Previously, I was using my Tascam US-1641 as an interface for my computer to record various projects. My only issue with the Tascam was that I hated adjusting the volume of the audio using the knobs on the interface. I picked up a used Zoom R16 because I liked the idea of using the sliders as opposed to the knobs to adjust the volume of a recording input.

I just bought one, can't figure out how to get the damn thing to work as an interface, I followed the instructions exactly included with the thing,
Here's the catch though,
I want to use BOTH of my audio interfaces, I have a Roland edirol UA-101, and the zoom R16, I want to use the zoom as the control surface and for more tracks...