Zoom LiveTrak L-6: A Pocket-sized Digital Mixer
First look at Zoom's latest portable mixer.
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Zoom LiveTrak L-6: A Pocket-sized Digital Mixer · Source: Zoom
The main control panel. · Source: Zoom
Angled view. · Source: Zoom
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The master section. · Source: Nick/Bonedo
The effects section. · Source: Nick/Bonedo
The Zoom LiveTrak L-6 is the latest and most compact addition to the LiveTrak family of digital interface mixers for musicians and creators.
Zoom LiveTrak L-6
As the name suggests the Livetrak L-6 is a 6-channel mixer, but the input section is more versatile than it appears. For starters, you have two XLR combo preamps with phantom power and four stereo line (-10dBu) inputs.
However, channels 3 and 4 can function as dual mono inputs, while 5 and 6 can be assigned as the USB interface outputs. This gives the LiveTrak L6 a great deal of flexibility for recording and signal routing applications.
In addition, the DSP engine gives each channel access to the onboard EQ and effects. MIDI I/O is also available, and there are two mono aux sends for external effects routing. The master bus has a compressor too, and you can save the configurations as scenes for easy recall.
Furthermore, the main control panel gives you access to four assignable sound pads for triggering effects in-stream or while podcasting. 32-bit float recording is possible via SD card for up to 12 channels and the LiveTrak L6 is also usable as an audio interface.
Pricing and availability:
The LiveTrak L6 will be available soon from your favourite retailer, priced at $299 MSRP.
- Check out the Zoom LiveTrak range on Thomann
More about the Zoom LiveTrak L-6:
- Zoom Official
- More News from Zoom
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7 responses to “Zoom LiveTrak L-6: A Pocket-sized Digital Mixer”
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I wished Zoom would come out a 24 mono channels (on XLR) plus 2 or 3 or 4 stereo channels(1/4″), 8 Aux out, a pair of Main Stereo Outputs (XLR), a pair of Control Room Monitor outputs (1/4″), 4 stereo FXs, at least up to 24 mono track plus some stereo tracks ( for multitrack recording/virtual soundcheck, with Punch In & punch out feature) straight to SD or external
hard drive… etc….
I was literally just wishing for a mixer/recorder companion device for the Roland AIRA Compacts and there it is.
This does not appear to be on ZoomCorp’s English website, it is on their Japanese website though, and with the advent gear that is battery operated (The OG Novation Circuit, The Roland SP 404 mk 2, and the upcoming Roland Aira P6 Sampler (an SP 303 updated and re tooled) ZoomCorp has a winner on their hands with this one
This is my free advice to Zoom corporation. To increase d market base of these pocket size recorders just
1. ADD MIDI IN AND OUT
2. ANY OTHER SYNC FACILITIES
3. FULL OR SOME BASIC EDITING TOOLS LIKE CUT, PASTE, NORMALIZE, INSERT, DELETE ETC.
on this H6, H4 a
up to the L 20 and then
4. MARKET AS A HIGH END KEYBOARD COMPANION FOR KEYBOARD OWNERS SICH AS ARRANGER SERIES LIKE KORG PA SERIES, YAMAHA TYROS & ROLAND KEYBOARD OWNERS. IT WILL SELL WITH GOOD PRICING. PLS ZOOM CONSIDER. U are a step away from huge sales. This free and thanks me later if u wish.
The loving poket size mixer taking 2 XLR mike inputs with phantom using batteries with what it offers is ideal to take out as a portable recording studio using a laptop to record for leactures debates radio adverts is perfect if it’s not too expensive for my pocket I want it,I have an H5 as well n itso good in quality.
No one seems to be concerned about the ergonomics of having your USB C cable coming straight out the top of the device? Also, does it look like you need to have a stereo splitter for the FX sends? where are the returns at?
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