How To Record Your Band Live

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[pfalzgraff]

I’ve had my Zoomh6 for 8years now and I agree one of the best for film makers and audio engineers. Literally can take it everywhere.. Great video on recording audio for bands. I’m from Portland Oregon

[imgoihg]

This is a great tutorial although it did feel a little misleading. I only clicked because I thought the thumbnail title said “Record your bard”.

[bileshake]

Thanks for this video, there's not enough of this specific material available. I also been recording live jam room recording for quite a while . I've was using a H4 when they first came out with two 57's up in the middle of the room. The biggest reason for this was the frequencies captured were closer to the finished recording. Because these recording are essentially meant to be passed around to the members in the band swiftly for reference, this technique creates a more standard recording. When the built in stereo mics where used the stereo field was consistent but the low end had to be taken out to not bog your car stereo or whatever playback device the listener will use. This isn't a big deal but once you have to process every jam individually down the road every recording has a different sound and volume and hi pass. For me dealing with these recordings as sketches, some will never be used some will prove very important reference for future material.

[davehamilton]

Hi watching from South Africa .. Your vid really helped thank you ...

[abrammokwena]

Watching from SA. This was helpful. Big thank you 🙏

[karlburris]

Have used a Zoom H6 for several years. Best portable recorder I have ever owned...

[Bahlof]

Another handy live tool is the TC electronic WireTap. If you don't like how the mic captured one of the instruments or if you had an issue with an amp or your tone, you can replay your performance at home through whatever you were using live and basically have a chance to re-record it.

[jasoncrump]

From Kentucky brother . Appreciate the info. Just got started with some guys last night and we were brainstorming on how to get some decent live recordings so we can listen back and polish up some tracks and all that. This will be useful . Thanks.

[wwwww]

Greetings from Hungary. I am not a musician, nor do I record music. I clicked because of the H6 recorder in your hand. I love this machine. By now I have a few more recorders, but the H6 is a classic. I liked your video.

[ibrajimenez]

Dude. That outdoor jam made me wanna jamm ! Awesome stuff I just ordered an H6 seems so versatile! Like a must have for any musician or content creator of any kind. Thanks for the video!

[witnesstherestaurateur]

Very helpful recording my band with the same device on Monday

[acidtears]

the last channel i expected to come across during my search for portable recorders lol

[JorgePreza-Bass-Piano]

Jorge here from méxico. Thank you Jason for this practical video. I also record my band with a Zoom H4n and a Canon Rebel T7.

[fsmgallagher]

Just bought a Zoom H8 in London, returning to Brazil in some days. Can't wait to rehearsal and make some tests!

[dainjohnson]

I usually just use my iPhone, but I may have to upgrade to this system. Thanks for the knowledge!

[marlonsmith]

This was the defining video in my purchase

[thejacktownramblers]

We record a lot of our live shows using the ZoomH6. Great little piece of gear.

[jeffgutierrez]

I have an analog/digital hybrid 48 channel in home studio, never had a problem recording jam sessions.

[jackbrown]

about to use one of these tonight for the first time to record demos. thanks!

[senathequeen]

Thank you! Very helpful and as a beginner, it was very easy to understand