The PodTrak P4 has four mic inputs with XLR connectors as well as four headphone outputs (each with its own volume control).

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The Zoom Podtrak P4 uses a full-size SD Card. You can remove the card and insert it into your computer’s SD card reader if you need to. I don’t recommend doing it this way though. The Zoom PodTrak P4 is absolutely perfect for you if you want to record a podcast with multiple guests, or with a remote guest using either a phone or connecting via Skype or Zoom (the OTHER “Zoom”) on a computer. The appeal of this device was the features specific to podcasting – the 4 inputs and 4 outputs, the ability to connect both a mobile phone and a USB device as an input with automatic mix-minus which is enabled by a setting in the menu. Those who have attempted a mix-minus with a mixer will appreciate this feature immensely!

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The PodTrak P4 gives you the best of both worlds. You can record in-studio and remotely. All you need to do is connect to your phone or computer and start recording with your remote guests. Sound Pads First are recordings I made on my computer with my standard audio interface, the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. All of these recordings will have a “noise only” sample, as well as me reading some text. BTW, I adjusted the levels of all these recordings to be the same. That way the volume won’t be a factor when comparing. This is especially true of the noise. Audio from Rode NT2-A large diaphragm condenser mic What I like about the Zoom H6 is that it can mount on your tripod or camera as long as you have a hot-shoe adapter. Another advantage Zoom H6 has is its changeable mic capsule. Besides the included mic capsule, you will have some optional capsules and accessories to buy including the mid-side capsule and shotgun capsule. High-Quality Mic Inputs: The P4’s mic inputs feature Zoom’s professional quality preamps. Providing up to 70dB of gain, the P4 can be used with the most demanding microphones. You can record directly to an SD, SDHC, or SDXC card with a maximum storage of 512 GB. You can also use the PodTrak P4 as an audio interface and record directly onto your smartphone or computer. Battery life

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The limiter does have its issues though, which I’ll mention in the “Not so good” section further down in this post. Use it as an interface to record onto a computer or mobile device Since you can turn up the input gain as high as you want, that means cranking up the noise from the mic/interface as well. There is a way to avoid this, which I’ll talk about below (after the super noisy audio sample). Can’t use USB mics Services Guitar Workshop Electronic Repairs Workshop Music Store Events & Workshops Piano Showroom Music Lessons Recording Studio In the menu under mic settings, you have the option for a low-cut filter or a limiter. What is a low-cut filter?Although not the perfect podcasting tool, I’d say it was closer to perfect than I’ve previously found, especially at that price point. Only USB host controllers with Intel Chipsets are supported. Operation is not guaranteed when used with USB hubs or expansion cards. The Zoom PodTrakP4’s customizable sound pads can instantly trigger music, ads, jingles, and even pre-recorded interviews. Easily load your own sounds or choose from 11 pre-recorded presets. Go Where the Story Takes You