ZOOM H1 TEST 2-Blackbird COVER

Another test with my Zoom H1. Recorded in my bedroom. It is a few mistakes her ande there:)
I did four tracks (two guitar and two song)
Mixed these together in a free multitrackprogram I found. Is there better free ones?(Audacity this one is called) I have put a eco on but feel that I would like to have better options of reverb.
For the photos I used a Nikon D300 and the guitar used is a Simon & Patrick Songsmith folk.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Guitar
• Blackbird
• Zoom H1
• Simon & Patrick
• Songsmith
• Nikon
• D300

[Nedemai]

Well, after a bit of digging and debating between the Irig mic and the Zoom H1 I like the Zoom H1 better for my needs.

Thank you for such a wonderful demonstration!

[bringefelt1]

@Nedemai Thanks! I´ts well worth the money.

[azulyrojo89]

WOW ver nice cover !!!. How far are the zoom from the guitar or the voices?? and input level?? low cut?? auto level??:D:D

[bringefelt1]

@azulyrojo89

Thanks! I had the mic around 300mm from the guitar and about the same distance when I was singing. I had low-cut on and level 45-50. Don´t use auto level, it won´t work.

[MegaBluescat]

Very Nice.

[bringefelt1]

@MegaBluescat Thanks!

[bringefelt1]

@MatthewOlver  Thanks!!

[MatthewOlver]

This is absolutely beautiful, thank you.

[bringefelt1]

@Zw1d To be honest, I'm not that good at this, so I could not answer how it works. But it would be useful in some situations.

[Zw1d]

@bringefelt1 theoretically zoom h1 records on two tracks so you could use stereo jack split to two different microphones and record two different instruments at the same time, right?