Zoom - LiveTrak L-20 Digital Mixer & Multitrack Recorder, 20-Input/ 22-Channel SD Card Recorder, 22-in/4-out USB Audio Int

Zoom LiveTrak L-20 Digital Mixer and Recorder Zoom LiveTrak L-20 Digital Mixer and Recorder The remarkably versatile Zoom LiveTrak L-20 serves as a 20-input digital mixer and multi-track recorder, suitable for various applications such as live performances, studio recording, band rehearsals, podcasts, and more. The mixer features 16 mono channels, each equipped with combination mic/line XLR-1/4" inputs featuring high gain, low-noise microphone preamps, +48V phantom power, and a single compression knob. Additionally, the two stereo inputs offer dual 1/4" and RCA inputs. Channels 1-2 also feature Hi-Z inputs tailored for guitars and basses. All channels seamlessly integrate with the onboard channel strip, providing essential functionalities including a low-cut filter, a 3-band EQ, a pan control, and two send FX to route signals to the 20 built-in high-quality effects processor with two dedicated EFX Return channels. The LiveTrak L-20 features balanced XLR main outputs, while the six monitor outputs utilize balanced TRS 1/4" connectors, each with the ability to set up customized mixes. Simply connect your headphones or a stage monitor and adjust the levels to your preference. There are nine snapshot presets, facilitating instant recall of different setups and sessions. The built-in SD recorder enables simultaneous recording of every channel and the master fader stereo signal output, resulting in a total of 22 tracks at resolutions up to 24-bit/ 96 kHz. Files can be effortlessly transferred to a computer for further editing in a DAW. Furthermore, overdubbing and punching in/out functionalities are seamlessly integrated, typical of a multi-track recorder. The L-20 doubles as a 22-in/4-out USB audio interface, allowing direct recording to preferred software DAWs or iOS devices. Noteworthy features also include 12-segment LED meters on all channels, a built-in metronome, and a built-in slate mic for take identification