Sound Design Asked by Raymond Hani Artin on October 28, 2021
I just bought a new Zoom H6 with a purpose of recording digital Piano and maybe record my voice with online teaching.
However, regarding the Piano recording, I tried first plugging a single TRS cable between any of zoom’s channel and the digital piano.
The issue comes here, I cant come with a high quality recording, as with high volume intake I get distorted sound and with lower ones I get a low sound. In other words I cant get high clear (rich) sound without distortion.
*I Tried applying some limiter.
*Failed with low cut filters as it corrupt the notes sound
*Tried recording with X/Y mic that comes with the zoom … which does a pretty good job but this comes to the second problem which is ambient sound, or in other words the room noise even after closing all windows and any thing doing noises.
This applies to when I try to record my voice as well . It seems low cut filters like not working properly or I am missing something
So please advice me in both digital and acoustic (voice or piano) recording
The reason for the distortion is the high output level from your digital piano - you need to turn it down so it is as loud as possible without distorting, so it doesn't overload your input stage on the Zoom.
Using a limiter or filters here are not the answer. Get your audio right on the way in - you can always amplify it later.
Regarding your mic picking up noise, yes, you need to reduce ambient noise as much as possible.
We have loads of posts here on noise reduction and or input gain. Worth having a look around the site.
Answered by Rory Alsop on October 28, 2021
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