Zoom LiveTrak L-12 Multitrack kompaktni studio

Zoom LiveTrak L-12 — A 12-Channel Digital Mixer and Multitrack Recorder in One Unit

Zoom LiveTrak L-12 combines a 12-channel digital mixer, a 12-track SD card recorder, and a 14-in/4-out USB audio interface in a single tabletop console. Bands, podcasters, and small-venue engineers use it to capture rehearsals, livestreams, and full shows without juggling separate devices. This unit records 12 discrete tracks up to 24-bit/96 kHz to an SD card while simultaneously streaming audio to a Mac, PC, or iOS device, so the same performance can be archived on the card and mixed live in a DAW.

What Sets the LiveTrak L-12 Apart

Built around the brand's quietest mic preamps to date, the console delivers -128 dBu EIN with +60 dB of maximum input gain, giving condenser and dynamic microphones plenty of headroom without added noise. Each of the eight mono channels ships with its own one-knob compressor, a 3-band mid-parametric EQ, and access to 16 built-in send effects including reverbs and delays. Five dedicated headphone outputs with their own preamps replace an entire personal monitor rig, letting every band member save and recall a custom mix.

Key Specs for Live Recording and Podcasting Setups

I/O and signal flow are designed to cover a full band or four-person podcast without external expanders.

• Recording Tracks: 12 discrete channels — capture every member of the band or panel separately for later mix-down
• Storage Medium: SD card and USB — record to SDHC/SDXC media and transfer projects to a USB flash drive in USB Host mode
• The device features five headphone outputs (A–E) with individual preamps, allowing performers to adjust personal levels without requiring an external headphone amp.
• Phantom Power: +48 V on all 8 combo inputs — run condenser microphones alongside dynamic mics and hi-Z instruments on channels 1–2
• Backlit LCD with 12-segment LED metering per channel — clear level monitoring on a dark stage without external meters

Who Should Choose this model

This model is the right choice for working bands, worship teams, podcasters, and small-venue engineers who need an all-in-one mixer, recorder, and audio interface that travels light. Solo creators running a DAWless setup benefit from the simultaneous SD recording and USB streaming, which doubles as a real-time backup. Schools and houses of worship get a single console that handles rehearsal capture, livestream mixing, and multitrack post-production without a rack of outboard gear.