The latest LiveTrak from Zoom has impressive features and a cool UI. In this video learn all the features with a strong focus on how to use it as a USB audio interface. I also go over firmware, the LiveTrakL6 Editor app for Mac and Windows. Even take look inside at the circuits to see what makes this impressive technology work. Designed for 32-bit operation there are some considerations you need to make for compatibility.

Index:
00:00 Overview
02:00 Input Channels
03:30 Sound Pads
03:55 USB-C Connections
04:45 Output Connections
05:18 Effects
06:00 Scenes
06:34 Recording to MicroSD Card
07:00 Recording Directly to Sound Pads
07:22 LiveTrak L6 Editor for Mac/Windows
08:00 Limitations of the L6
10:06 Firmware Update
13:00 Battery Compartment & Eurorack Mount
14:25 Formatting MicroSD Card
15:05 Sound Pad WAV File Format
15:28 32-bit Float Caveats
16:55 Control Surface & MIDI I/O
17:10 Using L6 as an Audio Interface
18:00 MicroSD Recording Files Created
19:08 Aux Channels Pre/Post
19:29 Effects – Hall, Room, Spring, Delay, Echo
20:30 Powering the L6, Included Cable, USB-A Adapter
20:54 Setting Up the L6 as an Audio Interface
22:00 Setting the USB Interface Mode – Automatic, Multi Track, Stereo Mix
26:42 DAW Setup Example – SoundBridge
27:15 Zoom LiveTrak L6 Editor – Demo
35:55 DAW Recording – Demo
36:50 Record to the Internal MicroSD – Demo
37:23 Panning – Demo
37:38 Reverb/Delay & Tap Tempo – Demo
38:00 EQ Demo
39:18 Construction & Circuits
40:15 Concluding Remarks

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