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ZOOM Digital Multitrack Recorder (R12)

4.1 out of 5 stars 45 ratings

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  • Easy to use DAW like interface with touchscreen navigation
  • Record up to 8 tracks with 2 combo inputs
  • Onboard editing with drag, drop, swipe, and pinch functionality
  • Professional effects such as EQ, Compression, and more
  • 150 rhythm patterns and built-in synth with 18 sounds

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Product Dimensions ‎31.6 x 16.51 x 7.01 cm; 453.59 g
Item model number ‎R12
Item Weight ‎454 g

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ASIN B0BFFSCVN6
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4.1 out of 5 stars 45 ratings

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Date First Available Sept. 16 2022
Manufacturer Zoom

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Zoom R12 Multi Track Portable Recorder, with Touchscreen, Onboard Editing, 8 Tracks, 2 XLR Inputs, 2 Combo Inputs, Effects, Synth, Drum Loops, Battery Powered, and USB Audio Interface

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Top reviews from Canada

  • Reviewed in Canada on March 14, 2025
    Verified Purchase
    An essential tool for my home recording studio, it's way better than anticipated, plenty of options for recording, editing, adding effects, etc.
    i don't have to rely on my computer to boot then open the appropriate softwares although it's important to have a PC.
    I recommend this product 100%
    One person found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in Canada on January 24, 2025
    Verified Purchase
    I have the whole set up with computer etc but this R12 is exactly what I needed. A straight forward easy to use way to record my guitar playing and playback anytime to gauge progress. Sounds great and very user friendly. Recommend this Zoom R12
    One person found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in Canada on July 11, 2023
    Verified Purchase
    Don't use with amazon batteries. Only use high end cells because this unit draws heavy current. 鶹 cells still show good at 1.3v when out but drop to 1 volt when under load. Then the machine shuts down.
  • Reviewed in Canada on March 26, 2025
    Verified Purchase
    Seems like an ok piece of kit. However there's a lot of functions that aren't very intuitive.
    The navigation of menus and settings can be clunky and not so easy to use.

    A simple way to connect and record a stereo input would be nice.

    None of our midi keyboards are recognized, even when connected a variety of ways, thru multiple USB hubs, on battery power etc.
    (Akai Mpk mini play & Yamaha digital piano)

    No ability to modify midi input channel settings so I'm not sure if this isn't issue)

    Also couldn't run my cardioid microphone without a preamp, which may be common. I'm not sure.

    All in all for value I'd say it's a cool little unit. For our purposes I think I'd have been better off with a quality audio interface and a couple control surfaces. For an artist who wants to lay down some ideas on the road or in various places and have a simple well made portable daw. Its pretty ok for that.

    I'd probably return it if it wasn't too large but since it is I'll hang on to it.
  • Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2024
    Verified Purchase
    Definitely a compromised design to make portable. I can easily live within the limitations, it makes a great platform to create fully flushed ideas before the studio.
    2 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in Canada on January 10, 2025
    It's amazing they use this old standard still.
  • Reviewed in Canada on October 17, 2023
    Verified Purchase
    I love it
  • Reviewed in Canada on May 26, 2024
    Verified Purchase
    I’ve had a Zoom guitar effect pedal product in the past and it was good but plastic was weak. This unit is a lot smaller than it looks and is all plastic. Very small touch screen for adult fingers so I returned it. May work for others

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  • Leonard Cash Jr
    5.0 out of 5 stars Lookout For DETOX
    Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025
    Verified Purchase
    Awe man this machine is awesome… be on the lookout for some work I might drop after I polish it with this bad boy 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
  • Cliente insatisfecho
    5.0 out of 5 stars Satisfecho
    Reviewed in Mexico on January 2, 2024
    Verified Purchase
    Por ahora, el dispositivo cumple con lo prometido. Aún lo estoy probando.
    (Peeero, jeje, preferiría un cable de alimentación más largo).
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  • Catherine Chessa
    2.0 out of 5 stars presq'inutile
    Reviewed in France on June 13, 2024
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    presq'inutile
  • Paul Goodwin
    4.0 out of 5 stars Best Porta-studio on the Market
    Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024
    Verified Purchase
    I've been using portable recording studios for decades, beginning with a TEAC 4-track cassette studio in the 1980's, a decade or so ago I had a Zoom R16 used in conjunction with my laptop studio software. All served their purpose well at the time, technological limitations notwithstanding.

    Now in 2024 I'm using the latest Zoom multitrack device, the R12, and, after some initial frustrations have to admit that I'm in love with this thing. The main difference between this device & the others I've used is the R12 features a small color touchscreen to control most features. Initially the "small" aspect seemed a little doubtful; is it possible to edit, copy, paste, drag things around etc on such a tiny screen? The answer is YES, I've had no problems with this aspect, although I've made it even simpler by employing a disc-type stylus instead of my fingers, which can block out parts of the screen from view, I have slim fingers so if you have stubby or large fingers a stylus would definitely be advised.
    The sound quality of recorded material is more than acceptable for most uses, CD quality certainly.
    The portability of the unit was a big selling point for me, I'm primarily a singer with an extremely loud voice lol, which can be a blessing or a curse, in the case of having neighbors close by definitely a curse, so I needed something small that I can bring with me in the car to isolated locations to record vocals, this fits the bill perfectly. It runs on either a USB-C cable & adaptor, 4 AA batteries, or a power bank. Using the latter I have yet to have it die during use, and sometimes I've used it most of the day, so really happy with the power options.

    The unit itself easily gets 5 stars, but I'm giving this only 4 stars for one reason alone: the user manual is ABYSMAL. Absolutely terrible, only the most basic functionality explained, it'll show you how to set up the unit & not really much more beyond that. The official Zoom online "tutorial" videos are little more than commercials for the unit, nothing in-depth at all.
    I was very close to returning the unit for a refund, because it didn't seem possible to upload my original instrumental backing tracks for me to add vocals to, there are zero instructions in the manual to accomplish this, and without this capability I really don't have much use for the device.
    Very happily, I stumbled on the videos of a YouTuber named "Gaz Render", who has a series of tutorial videos on this and other portable studios. This guy should be paid by Zoom, as he's done what they should have done from the start: in depth explanations and demonstrations of all functions of this device and others (especially the Zoom R20, which is very similar to the R12 and many of the functions identical in execution)

    So if you purchase either the R12 or R20, you are going to want to bookmark/favorite this user, you will save yourself major time & headache in doing so.

    Now that I'm very familiar with this little Zoom R12, I find using it to be a total breeze, the results more than acceptable, and (as long as you're not expecting high-end Protools studio results) I have absolutely nothing bad to say about it. Worth every penny!
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    Paul Goodwin
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Best Porta-studio on the Market

    Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024
    I've been using portable recording studios for decades, beginning with a TEAC 4-track cassette studio in the 1980's, a decade or so ago I had a Zoom R16 used in conjunction with my laptop studio software. All served their purpose well at the time, technological limitations notwithstanding.

    Now in 2024 I'm using the latest Zoom multitrack device, the R12, and, after some initial frustrations have to admit that I'm in love with this thing. The main difference between this device & the others I've used is the R12 features a small color touchscreen to control most features. Initially the "small" aspect seemed a little doubtful; is it possible to edit, copy, paste, drag things around etc on such a tiny screen? The answer is YES, I've had no problems with this aspect, although I've made it even simpler by employing a disc-type stylus instead of my fingers, which can block out parts of the screen from view, I have slim fingers so if you have stubby or large fingers a stylus would definitely be advised.
    The sound quality of recorded material is more than acceptable for most uses, CD quality certainly.
    The portability of the unit was a big selling point for me, I'm primarily a singer with an extremely loud voice lol, which can be a blessing or a curse, in the case of having neighbors close by definitely a curse, so I needed something small that I can bring with me in the car to isolated locations to record vocals, this fits the bill perfectly. It runs on either a USB-C cable & adaptor, 4 AA batteries, or a power bank. Using the latter I have yet to have it die during use, and sometimes I've used it most of the day, so really happy with the power options.

    The unit itself easily gets 5 stars, but I'm giving this only 4 stars for one reason alone: the user manual is ABYSMAL. Absolutely terrible, only the most basic functionality explained, it'll show you how to set up the unit & not really much more beyond that. The official Zoom online "tutorial" videos are little more than commercials for the unit, nothing in-depth at all.
    I was very close to returning the unit for a refund, because it didn't seem possible to upload my original instrumental backing tracks for me to add vocals to, there are zero instructions in the manual to accomplish this, and without this capability I really don't have much use for the device.
    Very happily, I stumbled on the videos of a YouTuber named "Gaz Render", who has a series of tutorial videos on this and other portable studios. This guy should be paid by Zoom, as he's done what they should have done from the start: in depth explanations and demonstrations of all functions of this device and others (especially the Zoom R20, which is very similar to the R12 and many of the functions identical in execution)

    So if you purchase either the R12 or R20, you are going to want to bookmark/favorite this user, you will save yourself major time & headache in doing so.

    Now that I'm very familiar with this little Zoom R12, I find using it to be a total breeze, the results more than acceptable, and (as long as you're not expecting high-end Protools studio results) I have absolutely nothing bad to say about it. Worth every penny!
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  • GG
    5.0 out of 5 stars Streamlined Recording Solution
    Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
    Verified Purchase
    Having used the Zoom R12 Multi Track Portable Recorder extensively, I can confidently say it's a game-changer for my recording projects. The touchscreen interface simplifies the editing process, allowing me to fine-tune my recordings effortlessly. With 8 tracks at my disposal, I've been able to capture intricate layers of sound with ease. The 2 combo inputs have proven invaluable for accommodating various instruments and microphones, ensuring versatility without sacrificing quality. Whether in the studio or on the move, this recorder has exceeded my expectations, making it a must-have for any serious musician or podcaster.