Lo2 How to use the Zoom H6 Handy recorder

 

In this video it shows us how to set up our handy recorder to our pc/Mac and it also shows us how we connect that to our software daw such as logic or garage band. I will just need to download them off of either the internet or off the App Store; Then I will be able to test it out. I could also hook up other microphones to this device and use the handy recorder as a mini audio interface that connects the mic to the Mac, We could even have 4 microphones going into this. If not there are two mics on the device that we can also use, I have already recorded two clips on the device but have yet to hear them, the clips are just short conversations with friends. 

This video teaches us about how to set up the Handy recorder on garageband. It's incredibly useful and shows us each step from the settings on the handy recorder to the settings on garage-band. This will be useful when creating a demo version of the song as I can just quickly record into the handy recorder and then place it into the track on garage band.

This is a video that explains how to create a song on Adobe audition which is a music soft ware I am uncommon with. 

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