John
I presume he knows about those as he uses them for his speakers. He probably wants to direct record while mains are in use.

Hi Bernie,

You are correct of course, something I overlooked.
But like you say where is the problem in feeding the Micro via its Line Out in the the Line In of the Bose set , and connecting the Line Out (at the back of the BOse) to the Zoom Line In ?
I don't know what level comes out of this Bose line out, but I repeat once more that on the Micro the outgoing level of the line out is also controlled by the two master volume sliders.
In comparison line dancing is beginning to sound like a piece of cake....


John

A small mixer could solve this whole problem...just sayin'

Correctimundo

This little mixer w/Fx could handle any OMB act with mixing and recording...I love mine..

Ok folks, these should be a lot better. Recording setup was from my Bose L1 Compact into the Zoom H2.

Here is the link again.


http://www.box.com/s/d5cf723d4a8d9ea563ef

Having being sceptical about the Micro arranger from the beginning, I must say Deane you make it talk loud and clear.

I really enjoyed listening to those tunes, very tasty.

Frank

Deanne much better quality on all except stardust which was a bit weird in recording quality but in STEREO ? ...But, waltz across texas, tenderly, it had to be you, don't get around much, were clear and sounded very good but were all in MONO as it all came out of my left speaker only?..was that intentional..or?

Donny,
not intentional but the recordings were done from a single Bose Compact. I ran both KMA outputs into the Bose using a combo cable.
I wasn't trying to do stereo - just to get a better sounding set of recordings.
Deane

Deane ok that explains it well you certainly succeeded on getting a better recording this time around for sure......hope to hear many more tunes down the road...appreciate you sharing your work...thanks.