So I've started experimenting with the F8 as an audio interface. Had to download three drivers from Zoom's site and install those on my Windows 10 PC. The F8 allows the option in USB mode to sum all of the F8's eight inputs into one stereo feed for streaming (main goal) or parse the inputs into separate files for recording with the DAW. So far so good.
However, the F8 in USB interface mode defaults to a sample rate of 44.1 Khz and a bit depth of 16. I have configured the F8 to defaults to 48 Khz / 24 bit depth in normal operating mode. When it's in USB interface mode, there does not appear to be a menu option to support changing 44.1/16 to 48/24.
Any of you F8 experts have advice for configuring this the way I want? I've scoured a bunch of sites / docs looking for directions but have come up empty. Sent a message to Zoom America but who knows what that will produce.
FWIW, the point of this exercise is to give me the option of using three microphones on my double bass and a fourth lapel mic for voice -- all for use on Jamkazam for playing live with other musicians. I'm part way there, just want to implement a higher level of fidelity to the signal.
Thank you!
However, the F8 in USB interface mode defaults to a sample rate of 44.1 Khz and a bit depth of 16. I have configured the F8 to defaults to 48 Khz / 24 bit depth in normal operating mode. When it's in USB interface mode, there does not appear to be a menu option to support changing 44.1/16 to 48/24.
Any of you F8 experts have advice for configuring this the way I want? I've scoured a bunch of sites / docs looking for directions but have come up empty. Sent a message to Zoom America but who knows what that will produce.
FWIW, the point of this exercise is to give me the option of using three microphones on my double bass and a fourth lapel mic for voice -- all for use on Jamkazam for playing live with other musicians. I'm part way there, just want to implement a higher level of fidelity to the signal.
Thank you!