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recording a live gig
Sorry for the last minute request.
My acoustic duo is playing a 4 hour gig tonight. Two vocals and two acoustic guitars into a Tonematch Bose L1 system with a single bass module. The last time we played, I used a Zoom iq5 on my iphone, and placed it on a table 6 feet in front of where we played. I captured so much background conversation. Is there a better way with my iphone to record? Can you record from a Bose Tonematch straight into an Iphone 6? If not, should I pick up a Zoom H2N... and if so, can I go direct from the Bose into the Zoom H2N? How? Thanks in advance fellas. Sal
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I record from a Tonematch into my Zoom H6 — with either a quarter inch jack or an XLR.
I get great mono sound from this. Don't set the gain levels too high — make sure there is a fair amount of headroom. I then tweak these in a DAW — a little bit of EQ and a little extra reverb. Occasionally, I will use another external mic to get the sound the audience. I mic reasonably high works but on a few occasions I've just relied on the built in mics, but recording in multitrack mode. You should be fine with the 5.
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Thank you for weighing in.
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Andy covered it pretty well I think. That said, room-recordings are never the best, and mic placement is critical. A line-out from your mixer would offer the best quality.
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