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Thread Is it possible to plug a Zoom H4 in a Scarlett 2i2

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1 Posted on 12/20/2016 at 02:43:07

Hi there,

I work on a PC/Windows 10 with Ableton Live 9 and a scarlett 2i2 interface. I use the Zoom H4 to record my voice for guitar tutorials.

I need to record both my guitar and my voice at the same time but for now, I can't get any signal from the MIC when I plug my Zoom H4 into the Scarlett 2i2 with a jack/jack connection.

First, is it possible to do it ?
Second, if yes, how ? What settings do I miss ?

Thanks for support.

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