How do you use the Zoom h2?
To use the ZOOM H2n as a computer microphone, connect the USB cable to both the computer and the ZOOM H2n, with the recorder off. When prompted on the screen select “AUDIO I/F” by pressing the PLAY button. Frequency sampling should be 44.1kHz in most cases and 48kHz for video applications.
Is Zoom H2n good?
1. The Zoom H2n is regarded as a highly versatile device. Indeed, for such a small size, the H2n delivers exceptional audio quality. The vast majority of consumers, however, generally review its performance when exposed to vocals and guitars.
How do I reset my Zoom h2?
- Press the Hold button downward to power on the Zoom H2n.
- Press the Menu button.
- Use the Play wheel to scroll to System.
- Press the Play wheel to enter the System area.
- Use the Play wheel to scroll to Factory Reset.
- Press the Play wheel to perform a Factory Reset.
- You will be asked, “Are you sure?”
How do I record audio and video at the same time?
If the camera and audio are two separate devices, you have to “sync” the video and the audio to get both to playback together in sync. Another method is to run video out of the camera into a DVD recorder and run audio out of a soundboard mixer into the DVD recorder at the same time.
How do I connect my XLR microphone to my camera?
Plug the 3.5mm TRS end of the cable into your camera’s microphone input. While looking at your camera’s audio meters you’ll adjust the headphone volume until you’re hitting a level that you’re comfortable with.
Is Zoom H2n a condenser microphone?
The Ins and Outs. The H2n Line In is a stereo ⅛” mini phone jack that can accept two channels of mic- and/or line-level signals. Condenser microphones requiring Plug-In Power (2.5 volts) can be connected to this jack.
What kind of mic is a zoom H2n?
Zoom H2n Handheld SD Recorder Features: Mid-Side (MS) mics provide continuously variable stereo width control — even after you’ve recorded. Get stunning 360-degree surround sound recordings using the Mid-Side and XY mics together.
How do you record spatial sound?
You can capture spatial audio using simple in-ear mics. Little can be changed in post-production but you can create good effects using free software plug-ins which can be used with most digital audio workstations and will allow steering of mono sounds around the listener.