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Thank you for this video it was very informative!

Also…I would LOVE to mix your recordings for you. I’d do it for free

I literally want to buy this now due to how precise, organized and well thought out this instructional video is. You literally answered every single question or speculation I had about this device and it’s exactly what I’m looking for. Perfect

Excellent!!!... thanks so much !

EXCELLENT, Thank you, I manage our church audio with the L12 and have been searching for a proper tutorial for an embarrassingly long time 😂. Thank you for your pace and clarity. Good bless.

One of the best instruction videos I ever seen. Congratulations to that!!

Great video tutorial! Thx!

5:44 💀

Thank you , thank you, thank you! This was the best presentation /demonstration ever because we are musicians not engineers ! I am saving this video to watch it again. And i am going to also check out your music .

Great video, thanks!

Very helpful video! Thank you very much for putting it together! I was looking for an affordable solution, where me and my band could use for rehearsing and have everything in each individual outputs. Looks like this thing could do.

perfect, just what i was looking for the L12 with an ACTUAL guitar band - by the way, your explanation is perfect for a technophobe like myself!

As an old roady/sound guy, I have to say that this is the best tutorial I have ever seen on this subject. Great sounding band, too!

this video rocks

What a great video. Incredible useful!

Cool video and a great help to prospective buyers and current owners alike - thanks! The only query I have is having gain on your channels and a really low master output seems a bit odd? Wouldn't you be better with less gain in your channels and more getting through the master bus to keep noise down and reduce feedback? i.e. getting as close as possible to unity gain? Or am I missing something? Either way- fab vid!

This is an amazing overview. So thoughtful. You are a gem, Sir. I salute you!!

thank you so much I learned a lot. You're a great teacher

Hello : I have a little mixer question for ya. I have a small mixer for my live performance percussion playing. The mixer has fx but once you choose an effect, that’s what goes to all the channels and you can only control how much or how little. I need to put multi fx on all channels and on some of the channels, I need different fx than the other channels. How can I achieve this ? Is there a live performing mixer that can do this or do I need to chain pedals together and connect to the aux send of the mixer ? ( I need a small mixer that can handle my 6 mic inputs.) I would love to be able to put a simple reverb on say…my congas, but then a flanged wilder reverb on my timbale. Those are the kind of things I’m trying to achieve while playing live. Thanks for your help !

Having been a teacher and a musician for all of my life, I really appreciate how you didn't skip over small details that you assumed everyone already knew.

If I’m not mistaken - L12 & L8 can be powered with AA batteries. L20 cannot but it has all combo jacks still w more channels AND iPad control functionality, which is originally why I didn’t consider the zooms (L8/L12) at all. I’ve used the L12 and as a stand alone live mixer it took a second to understand (plus AUX OUT cannot run through snake, must be direct) Never considered the L20 until your comment about the DI Box, but seeing the iPad compatibility adds interest to me. But I did need / want battery option / portable option so might end up with two L8 & L20 haha If the L12 (and L8) offered the iPad control even at an additional $100 it would’ve made them all that much more worth the price. I think Zoom dropped the Ball on that

Is audio from the tracks(stems) from the sd card or room sound?

14:17 would it make sense to drop the gain on the speakers so your master is at unity for finer volume control?

Hi, I have a zoom livetrak l-20, I wanted to know if it happens to you too, practically when I solo a track the volume of the same increases why?

6:06 I like these, as I am not a metal player so I don't need that much distortion, but I do have a boss katana, s m steel/cobalt/Nyxl's with gain less than 1/2

what a fantastic video. no RUclips bullshit, just information. Id like to add that 9/10 & 11/12 are line level channels. So you can record 2 line level instruments per channel and separate them later if you want, it really does have 12 channels, just not the ones you wanted. Its not a failing, its just the difference between line level and the 8 Pre Amp channels. Ive recently bought this mixer/recorder/interface and use it mainly as an Interface with Cubase because I wanted more inputs for live stuff. Ive not tried the internal recorder yet. One thing i can say for sure is that the preamps are superb compared to the Scarlett 2i2 i was using before, the noise floor is fantastic. So clean in comparison. Also the FX is great for sending reverb to the headphone mix when overdubbing without having it baked into the recorded sound. - quick edit - i only really use 1-10. I keep 11-12 to bring the output of Cubase back via USB.

Excellent video. Except 13:20. Snare should be CRANKED in everyone's mix!

Great video explaining it all very clearly. Band sounds great too.

Todo lo que necesitaba en un vídeo, saludos de argentina!

Excellent! How do you deal with headphones? Long cable? Bluetooth? Txs

Im pretty sure you can get rid of less bleeding from the vocal mics by moving them further away but it is not a big deal

Wow, what a well organized and presented walk through. I learned a lot, I am getting a Zoom mixer for my dawless synth rig, but a lot of the info you presented is still relevant, thanks for this!

Great video. Thanks for sharing this video. We use spot 1 guitar and 2 is the bass not mic d , it DI out of our amps. Our issue we have to almost no gain and still are clipping. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance

Great video, and it answered a lot of questions. I do have one more about 9/10 and 11/12... Can I run line out from my bass/piano/guitar directly into these channels and something like bass into 9, guitar into 10 as separate mono channels?

A perfect video. Exactly what I needed and nothing else. No fluff. To the point. Useful tips at the end. Thank you!

Your recording sounds good!

Every point explained very well, the signal chain is also explained point by point. Great video, thanks a lot for sharing your experience on this gear. It's very helpful. Cheers from Switzerland 🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭

Dude. Seriously. Great tutorial. I've been using an L-8 (I know, not exactly apples to apples but fairly close) for a year now and you've solved a few mysteries for me. Much appreciated! Zoom owes you for this!

Posted 2 years ago and I find that this video is awesome. Thanks

Greetings from Canada. You have provided excellent usuals and finger pointing during your explanation. Very helpful. Thank you.

Everything was so well explained at the perfect speed. I wish you made tutorials on everything i want to use. Maybe because you are not a tech person you didnt fly through everything or make simple things seem over technical. Good luck with the band.

Are you all still using this mixer?

Excellent introduction to the board. Good luck with your band!

Extremely well made, clear, precise video. I am considering buying the L12 for sometime but was unsure whether to buy the L12 or the L20. Was also considering the Tascam model 12/ model 16. This video has made it clear that the L12 will do just fine. I have gone through most of the videos available on RUclips regarding these mixer/ recorders. Your video is just the one I was looking for.... thanks a ton for making my life a wee bit easier 😊

Amazing video!

Thankful for your straight talking 🙏🏻

This is very helpful :)

Excellent explanation on how to use the L-12..! I am also considering the L-20...Thanks for the information ..!

unbelievably helpful and so well put together thanks guys!

Does it have a loop function like the zoom r8 ? Can you record on many tracks If your instrument in one input ?