Today, Behringer has introduced the FLOW 4V, a 10-track field recorder made for content creators and videographers.
They say it “captures flawless multi-track audio, stays locked to your camera, and makes syncing in post a breeze.” The FLOW 4V features 4 dual-gain preamps, real 32-bit float recording, and optional expansion via FLOW 4VIO.
Features:
4 dual-gain mic preamps dual-stage A/D converters.
USB Ports for Power, Recording, and Audio – 12 input channels and 2 outputs.
When recording to SD, FLOW 4V can automatically create a backup copy to a USB drive after every take.
USB Power – Two recessed USB-C ports provide redundant, hot-swappable power from any USB-PD source, including power banks.
The Behringer FLOW 4V Field Recorder is priced at $279 outside the US, with a higher US price expected because of US tariffs. Availability details are to come.
Host Ziv Eliraz – in his latest loopop video – takes an in-depth look at the Korg Kaoss Pad V, the latest iteration of their popular sampler and effects line.
As ever, Eliraz offers an overview of its capabilities, lots of audio demos, and shares his take on the device’s pros and cons.
Topics covered:
0:00 Intro
1:35 Overview
4:20 Effects demos
7:20 User FX
8:10 Sample banks
9:10 Panel tour
10:15 Tempo
10:50 Fader
11:40 Gated FX
12:55 Pad motion
13:25 Buttons 1-8
13:40 Build & I/O
14:40 Loading samples
15:40 Pre-sampling
16:40 Sampling
17:10 Phasing loops
17:40 Synced loops
19:50 Overdubbing
20:40 Resampling
21:05 One-shot params
22:05 Loop params
23:55 Slice playback
25:45 FX toggle
27:15 Editing FX
27:50 FX params
29:10 FX mixer
30:35 Creating a patch
32:10 Mod params
33:20 Misc settings
34:00 Pros & cons
37:20 Outro
Watch the review, and share your thoughts on the Korg Kaoss Pad V in the comments!
