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The ZOOM H2N offers WAV & MP3 recording formats in both Stereo and Surround recording configurations. With 5 microphone capsules tucked away behind the black grill the H2N is a versatile pocket size must have portable recorder offering recordings with a very high quality. It can also double up as a basic audio interface via USB connectivity.
Artists:
Charley Blue: Vocals & Violin
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Andy Vickery: Guitar & Backing vocals
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Great video. This littles things seems really interesting who's only using 4-Tracks xD
Heya,
Thanks again for a yet another great video! I was wondering whether you, or any of the other viewers, could answer the following question: Which handheld recorder would be best if you wanted to record nature (birds/rain/water/footsteps/animals) sounds, without having to invest in a blimp mic + portable recording unit.
Cheers, Guido
Hey stick how is your back btw? Did you recover well?
I really enjoyed your review. Great choice of artists, I would like to hear them more. My only observation is that the sound is thin compared with close miking the guitar and the excellent vocals demonstrated here.
I've been using the H1s for ages and have never been disappointed with my live recordings, but the H2N adds the extra dimension.
wich is the front part? i mean: the zom h2n is gonna be on my camera. i don't know what side had to be in front, the display part or the other side?sorry for my english.
You can hear a constant hiss.. maybe cause of the post production limiter
Your pants are a bit funny… or better said the bulge…
Actually, there are 4 mic capsules, 2 in an M/S configuration in the front, and 2 comprising the X/Y configuration in the rear. In a computer, you can parse the M/S recording out into Left/Center/Right in a few steps.
Where's the Captain?
I have an h2n and I love it.I have recorded songs with it and it sounds awesome.
Do not buy this device … it is totally unusable for professional use. Every contact sound, even if you hang it in rubber bands, you will hear in your recording. Suppose you put your recorder on pieces of foam rubber and stuff some cotton and you connect your headphones, then every contact with the cable is a drum burst in your recording. It is incomprehensible that no one complains about this in all reviews from professionals. So you can only use it on a tripod without headphones and no one walking on the floor. So don't put it on a table. What works well is connecting an external mic in the line-in and switching off all Zoom mics. Good luck not buying this device.
Oh yes, I have the Tascam DR4 and the ZoomH6, they don't have this problem.
I absolutely love my H2N. It does what I need it to, and it is very compact and discreet for public recordings.
Great band
What am I doing wrong here ? . I record a file and it plays back immediately no problem, can be heard with or without earphones. Switch off. Switch back on . Attempt to playback. Go to Menu. then FILE MENU. , then FOLDER, then FILE. select audio file , press PLAY button in. N0 audio file plays – I get a screen which lists – INFORMATION, NORMALIZE, MARK LIST, STEREO ENCODE, DELETE, DELETE ALL, I have wasted hours trying to solve this problem. Also playback volume is set at 100 but can barely hear it without head phones. HELP !!!
How about if i need for a band of conference and i keep it in the middle can it pick up everythin?
Where is it best to keep the mic on yourself when you're doing POV recording using Binaural sound headphones?