ZOOM LiveTrak L-20R

Whether you want to record a rehearsal session, produce a demo, or create a great-sounding concert recording, the Zoom LiveTrak L20R makes it easy. It allows you to record up to 22 individual channels directly to an SD card, provides individual headphone mixes for up to six band members, and delivers a sophisticated live mix with professional-quality effects. With the L-20R, you can complete your entire project in-the-box or transfer all 20 individual tracks to your DAW for editing and mixing. In addition, you can use the L-20R as a rugged USB audio interface with 22 inputs and 4 outputs for your Mac, PC, or iOS device. In addition, the LiveTrak L-20R is compatible with the Zoom Remote Mixer app, which allows a FOH engineer and six musicians to control their mix via iPad. The LiveTrak L-20R makes it easy to create professional-quality live mixes. Each of the 20 discrete channels features a parametric 3-band EQ and 20 built-in effects. Sixteen combo jacks provide XLR and 1/4" connections, as well as dedicated microphone preamps and compressors. Channels 1-2 offer Hi-Z inputs for electric guitar or bass, while channels 17/18 and 19/20 feature TRS and RCA connectors for keyboards and other audio devices. A 12-segment LED display helps you keep an eye on levels. Twenty-two individual tracks are recorded on an SD card at 24-bit/96 kHz. You can then mix and overdub directly in the L-20R using the built-in effects, or transfer the entire project to your DAW for further editing. If you're playing live, you can record and mix your show at the same time. With the LiveTrak L-20R, you no longer need a separate monitor mixer, as monitoring is already integrated. Each of the six discrete monitor outputs offers an individual mix, so each band member can create and save their own. The headphone amplifier provides plenty of volume—even drummers will have no problem hearing themselves. With the LiveTrak L-20R, a FOH engineer and six musicians can control their own mix via the Remote Mixer app for iPad. With simple gestures, you can adjust fader levels, EQ settings, channel effects, and more—from anywhere on the scene.