It states 20-in/20-out; will it be able to record each channel to it's own track? Up to 20 channels/tracks? (Chan 1 - Track 1, Chan 2 - Tacck 2?)
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For most uses it's got 8 inputs (XLR or 1/4" combo jacks). The rest are ADAT, S/PDIF, and virtual inputs I believe, but since I don't ever use those I'm not sure how to use them yet. All inputs can be routed to separate tracks. You assign the track input number in your DAW.2 Mic/Line/Inst Combo XLR (Inputs 1 and 2)6 Mic/Line Combo XLR (Inputs 3-8)
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Yes, but it only has eight mic preamps. So, to get the full 20, you'd have to have other preamps with digital outs - assuming everything's being recorded by a microphone or DI box
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For most uses it's got 8 inputs (XLR or 1/4" combo jacks). The rest are ADAT, S/PDIF, and virtual inputs I believe, but since I don't ever use those I'm not sure how to use them yet. All inputs can be routed to separate tracks. You assign the track input number in your DAW. 2 Mic/Line/Inst Combo XLR (Inputs 1 and 2) 6 Mic/Line Combo XLR (Inputs 3-8)
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I think the limitations would only exist in audacity, if they exist at all. I use mine to simultaneously record using 4 drum mics, and it works like a charm. Good luck on the podcast!
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The recorded file will be one track. You would need to stop the recording and start again after every song if you wish to record each track separately
814777
Well, I'm not 100% sure what you are asking. Yes you can record several inputs together at the same time and tthen of course they would be synchronized. You could also record tracks one at a time, however in that case they would not be synchronized and you would need to put them together with some type of audio software. The Zoom is a good mixer, but it's not really an editor.
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No you cannot. It will just have the L and R mains . The first eight channels have a direct out that you could plug into a multi track interface. I have pro tool, cubase, and audacity and that's how it works in all three.
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some dvr can record up to 16 channel. most only 4.Anyway check your settings on the dvr it will have record video only or video and audio ( V ) or (V/A).You cannot mix them togather the first 4 channels are ment for audio each camera each mic
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Yes it's a fully functioning DJ mixer, and it will internally save the output as a .wav or .aiff file in either 16 or 24 bit! It's the Rolls Royce of DJ gear!
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It only records 2 tracks at a time but you can control 8 channels on a daw. Through USB midi interface. But you can only record 2 tracks at a time.
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Hi Dawn..I'm not sure I understand... If you run left channel to left "03" input and right channel too right input of "03" you can record to "03" but seems there should be a cheaper device for recording 2 tracks out there? paul
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I agree that no XLR out is odd but I just patched around that. Not sure about the 1086 comparison. Never used one. I bought it for narration purposes and its gating capabilities so limiting is something I add in post production. For the money, it's a bargain. If you want to spend some bucks though, Aphex Channel Master is much more versatile. Hope that helps.
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I have recorded 14 separate tracks at onces in Cubase 5le using Windows 7 on my laptop. No problem if your computer is relatively fast.
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Yes it does on at least 1 channel. Depends on your machine, some have 2 channels to record audio.
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As far as I know you can only record one channel at a time. However, I did own an XMP3 and I returned it. Didn't like the pure Xm programming and I have been using Sirius for four years prior to that. The Sirius programming is better I thought.
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The 16 Channel Card can record up to 4 channels of audio. Here is the link : http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/Prod_GV800B.asp
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The EIE 16 bit seems capable of recording 4 inputs at once... I have recorded three at once. So I would assume 4 would work just as well. I use Logic pro and the recording was just fine. I haven't done a successful test to see if It's capable of running two phantom power mics at once. But I only have one good condenser so not necessary at the moment. Hope that helps.
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It has two channels in and two channels out along with a stereo output. Stereo is always two channels. Whether you directly record to two separate tracks or one stereo track (to break into mono later) is up to you and your recording software. Of course you will have bleed on both tracks from both mics.
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While I do not know Garage Band, it's a DAW so it should, in theory, see all of the inputs on the US1800. I did a quick check and found this link - scroll down a bit to see the questions pertaining to the US1800 and garage band: http://homerecording.com/bbs/general-discussions/digital-recording-computers/trying-record-multiple-track-simultaneously-garageband-333057/I'm pretty sure that it will work, but if not, you can always return it, right?