OK - Ignorant question here. My Zoom H2 allows 'mic gain' to be
controlled independently of 'recording level'. How do these differ
from each other, and how should they be used?
Bill
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Hi William,
Mic Gain 3 position switch on the side of the unit which coarsely sets the
gain of the analog pre-amplifier for the microphone.
Record Level fine control of level which does not quite work as it should. Accessed by pressing Rec Button once to go into
pause mode,
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: Re Portable Recorders
WALSH STUART wrote:
Andy,
I have an 'old' Zoom H2. Is your workaround (below) intended to get a
recording with less noise?
hi Stuart,
In order to be sure of avoiding distortion when just using just the L/M/H
control
for volume I often end
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: Re Portable Recorders
WALSH STUART wrote:
Andy,
I have an 'old' Zoom H2. Is your workaround (below) intended to get a
recording with less noise?
hi Stuart,
In order to be sure of avoiding distortion when
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: Re Portable Recorders
WALSH STUART wrote:
Andy,
I have an 'old' Zoom H2. Is your workaround (below) intended to get a
recording with less noise?
hi Stuart,
In order to be sure of avoiding distortion
Do the new Zooms have manual gain setting? Indispensable.
David
On 17 June 2012 09:46, Anthony Hart resea...@monsignor-reggio.com wrote:
Dear all,
Many thanks for your replies. It seems there is consensus on the Zoom.
These had attracted me when I saw the specs. Now to decide the budget and
Hi Anthony,
there is also an H1 with a very attractive price tag.
The H2 and H4 are now upgraded to H2n and H4n.
All 3 currently available models use the same microphone capsules so
should all offer the same sound quality.
regards
andy
Anthony Hart wrote:
Dear all,
Many thanks for your
hi David,
good question!
The H2n has a little rotary control for the input/mic level.
The H1 has little up/down push buttons do per form a similar function.
I'd guess that the rotary control on the H2n is actually connected to a good
old potentiometer,
so for H2n answer to your question would
Andy,
I have an 'old' Zoom H2. Is your workaround (below) intended to get a
recording with less noise?
I'd like to try it. I can see how to record at 24bit wav but I don't
understand the rest.
The gain settings are L/M/H. I have it set to M (mid). I've put up the
volume
For 'professional' recording - somebody mentioned 'cd-quality'
recording - one needs to be able to set the gain manually. A lute is
considered a soft instrument, but I think it's better to see it as an
instrument with a very wide dynamic range: infinite nuances from ppp
to mf. If your recording
WALSH STUART wrote:
Andy,
I have an 'old' Zoom H2. Is your workaround (below) intended to get a
recording with less noise?
hi Stuart,
In order to be sure of avoiding distortion when just using just the L/M/H control
for volume I often end up with a quiet recording.
In digital recording
I've just broken in my new Tascam stereo mic on the iPhone. It does have manual
gain wheel, and the resulting audioclip was really good.
More later!...
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 17, 2012, at 4:00 PM, David van Ooijen davidvanooi...@gmail.com wrote:
For 'professional' recording - somebody
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