Studio recorder with talkback

Russinating

Russinating

Russinating

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We've got a sound recording booth at the office and we're looking for the best solution for recording and talkback. We've already got a condenser mic that trails out of there which currently goes into a Zoom H4N with two headphone outputs, one for the artist and one for the studio guy.

We tried going straight into the PC and using Audition but there was quite a bit of latency for some reason. Neither solutions also allow talkback to the artist.

We're looking at something like the Presonus Monitor Station V2 but wondered if there was a better solution that went directly into a PC via a soundcard or similar, as that station would still recording onto the Zoom or a PC but with potential latency issues.

Thanks!
 
Cerberus99 said:
What are you actually recording? Voice over or podcasts ect? You need a decent mixer to be honest with good preamps and options for input and output, i'm not really a fan of the zoom product range.

Also what interface are you using to use Audition?
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Recording voiceover. The recording we did before sounded absolutely fine quality-wise - it's a decent Rode condenser in an acoustic treated room etc - it was just a bit of a clunky way of recording and we didn't have a talkback function.

We can use any interface with Auditon, but we used a 3.5mm into the mic jack previously.
 
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