Zoom LiveTrak L6 Max

Key Features
- Dual Headphones and Custom Sub-Out Mix
- 14-Track SD Recording up to 2TB
- Unlimited Overdubs with Bounce Track
- AI Noise Reduction for Clean Audio
- 32-Bit Float with Dual-AD Converters
- 3-Band EQ and Built-In Reverb/Delay/Echo
OVERVIEW
Big Mixer Energy
The LiveTrak L6max is packed with all the features you’d expect from a full-size mixer, plus a multi-track recorder. It’s compact, battery powered, and ready to be the centerpiece of your live show, rehearsal, or podcast.
Small Enough for a Duo, Big Enough for a Band
Whether you are a full-band, an acoustic duo, or a solo performer, the L6max is ready. With 4 combo inputs (including 2 with Hi-Z) and 8 line inputs, its 12 channels offer the flexibility you need for any session.
Custom Monitoring Options
Two headphone outputs with a customizable Sub-Out mix lets you monitor exactly what you need, wherever you are on stage.
High-Output Ready
Channels 5-8 include a -20 dB PAD switch so you can handle loud sources such as vintage synths and Eurorack modules.
No attenuator required.
OLED Display
The high-contrast OLED display helps you create projects and adjust settings with ease.
14 Tracks of Recording
Capture up to 12 individual tracks plus a stereo mix directly to SD cards up to 2TB. Projects can be saved and recalled for mixing anytime.
Unlimited Overdubbing
You can mix and bounce tracks to the dedicated ‘bounce track' freeing up additional channels to keep adding layers. If the bounce doesn’t hit the mark, ‘undo’ it and try again. Even after a bounce, individual tracks are saved to the SD card for future mixing.
AI Noise Reduction
Turn on AI Noise Reduction and let the L6max intelligently remove hum, hiss, and background noise - while preserving every detail of your voice and instruments.
Let's Get Loud
For huge drums and loud guitar solos, the L6max records clip-free audio in 32-bit float. Channels 1-4 have dual-AD converters, keeping mic signals pristine across extreme dynamics.
Easily Record with your Smartphone or Computer
The L6max can be used as a 32-bit float 14-in / 4-out USB audio interface for your computer, iOS, or Android device while recording simultaneously to the microSD card. It’s also a control surface for your favorite DAW.
Stay Powered,Stay Mobile
Power the L6max via AA batteries, USB bus power, or a mobile battery pack.
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detailed specifications
| Impedance | Input: XLR: 3.8 kO or more | 30 kO or more | Output: 147 O |
| USB Port | USB 2.0 |
| Power Requirements | Alkaline, Lithium, or Rechargeable NiMH | ZOOM AD-17 : DC 5V/1A |
| Connectors | 4 XLR/TRS combo jacks (XLR: 2 HOT, TRS: TIP HOT) | 8 TS phone jacks |2 TRS phone jacks (impedance balanced) | 2 TRS phone jacks (balanced) |
physical specifications
| Weight | 767 g (Including batteries) |
| Dimensions | 11.2 x 4.5 x 1.8" / 284 x 114 x 46.5 mm |
a/v mode
| Audio Input | Input: 14 channels |
a/v details
| Audio Connectors | 2x Mono Aux Send Output | 1x Stereo Master Output | 1x Stereo Control Room/Monitor Output | 1x Stereo Tape/Record Output |
| Audio Format | WAV |
| XLR Input | 4x XLR Input |
microphone specifications
| Sample Rate | 48 kHz |
wireless transmitter specifications
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz – 20 kHz, -1.0 dB / +0.5 dB |
- Zoom LiveTrak L6max Portable 12-Channel Mixer and Recorder
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