testing the Zoom H2
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@wwelti Thanks! :)
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thank you for posting the test. I am really looking forward to getting my tax return so I can pick of one of these!
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i got a zoom h2 and for the low stuff i use it on high gain for the low stuff and it comes out fantastic low gain is great for bands and stuff med if ur playing a aucostic guitar u can rise the wav level if u have a audio program even like kristal
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Wonderful playing. Too bad there was no video. Thanks.
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thanks for the nice demo wwelti
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What is the second thing you play? I play guitar and would love to learn it! :D
TheMUSEism 11 months ago
@TheMUSEism Hi, it's the wellknown minuet by Johann Krieger. Good luck learning it, it's not too difficult.
wwelti 11 months ago
I'm having trouble with mine. I only just want to record my voice and guitar and I leave it in the 90 degree mode on medium gain, but when I finish recording and transfer it to my computer, the volume sounds low. and my recording volume is set to 118. Is it normal to have to turn up my volume almost half way to listen to it well?
Manu9078 1 year ago
Hi,
I don't have it here any more, but I didn't have trouble with it. However, with most recording devices you can't record properly from too much distance. I recall that there was some kind of level display on the H2. Maybe you want to use this to properly adjust the recording level.
However, there is another, better solution. The H2 offers a 24 bit recording mode. Recording with 24 bit allows you to digitally amplify your recording a lot on the pc without degrading the quality.
Regards, WW
wwelti 1 year ago
Hi, would you classify this recorder as a pro or as a beginner recorder? Thank you
cezar96 2 years ago
Hi!
I'd classify it as both a pro and beginner recorder.
Why?
It's affordable for the beginner, very easy to use, and allows the beginner to get great results with little effort.
The pro will like it because it's so cheap and such a small package. It probably won't last forever in a rough pro job, but then it costs only a fraction of what the real "pro gear" costs. It's important for a pro to have some cheap backup unit, if the real thing doesn't work for some reason, for example.
wwelti 2 years ago