What is the Zoom H4n used for?

What is the Zoom H4n used for?

The H4n transforms any rehearsal room into a recording studio. Connect mics and line level devices like electronic keyboards—even electric guitar or bass—and record up to four tracks of digital audio simultaneously, then bounce the tracks down to stereo or mono for additional overdubbing with no loss of quality.

How do I connect my Zoom H4N to my computer?

Directions:

1. Plug in your Zoom H4N to your computer via usb cable.
2. Use the menu scroller to scroll down to Audio I/F and select.
3. Scroll down to ‘Connect’ and select.
4. On your computer, select H4N from your microphone input preferences.

When did the Zoom H4n come out?

The H4n (with firmware version 1.01) was released in February 2009. A firmware update to version 1.9 was released in October, 2015. The recorder has become very popular as an audio add on to DSLR video cameras, as well as with podcasters.

How big is the Zoom H4n?

Zoom H4n (12.0 oz./339g with Ni-MH and 2GB card, about $300 ). larger. This free website’s biggest source of support is when you use these links, especially this link to it at B&H Photo-Video when you get anything, regardless of the country in which you live. Thanks! Ken.

What is the H4n pro?

– THE ZOOM H4N PRO – Record cleaner, clearer, and closer than ever before. Brilliant Four-Track Audio Recording for Music, Film, Podcasting, and Beyond At Zoom they’re always developing new ideas to improve the performance and function of the Handy Recorders.

What is the best Handy Recorder for Zoom?

The Zoom H4N PRO Handy Recorder. Brilliant Four-Track Audio Recording for Music, Film, Podcasting, and Beyond. At Zoom we’re always developing new ideas to improve the performance and function of our Handy Recorders.

What file formats can be recorded with the H4n pro?

The H4n Pro can capture audio in both MP3 and WAV file formats. WAV files recorded with the H4n Pro comply with BWF (Broadcast Wave Format) and include marks and creation dates. It allows for easy syncing and file organization for both musicians and filmmakers.