![]() ![]() Depending on the way this little machine is used, its microphones will outperform the majority of microphones on a cellphone, point-and-shoot camera, computer, or DSLR. 24-bit audio recording is better than CD quality, meaning you get clearer audio and the ability to hear the finer details in the sound. Its ability to record high-quality audio is phenomenal, especially at 24-bit. The Zoom H1n Handy Recorder is a great device. Performance: Great audio quality at your fingertips The user interface on the device is simple, clear, and easy to navigate for first-time users, and the screen has great contrast for optimal visibility. The Zoom H1n Handy Recorder has a large 1.25-inch monochrome LCD screen that is visible even in direct sunlight. Lifewire / Jeff Dojillo Display: Clean and clear When held down, the “Stop” button reveals a secondary menu with features like “Auto Record,” “Pre-Record,” “Self Timer” and “Sound Mark.” The sound mark feature sends an audio tone from the output jack to your camera to help synchronize sound for filmmakers. ![]() The "Auto Level" button keeps the audio signal consistent by increasing or decreasing the audio gain. The "Limiter" button will limit the audio signal to a specific threshold, making sure the audio that you record remains undistorted. The “Limiter” and “Auto Level” buttons give the user further control over the quality of sound being recorded. ![]() To reduce the low frequency in your recordings, set your preferences using the “Low Cut” button. It’s a very simple process to get the Zoom H1n Handy Recorder ready to work-just press the “Audio” button to select various recording formats like MP3 or 24-bit WAV. We put the batteries in, powered up the recorder, set the date and time, and then we were ready to record. The Zoom H1n Handy Recorder comes with two AAA batteries. Setup Process: Ready to go out of the box It also has a 1/8-inch mic/input port, which means you can connect it to a lapel mic for interviews or a phantom powered shotgun microphone. The microphones are housed in a large plastic enclosure that resembles a basket, leaving the microphones exposed for unimpeded recording. The Zoom H1n’s stereo X/Y microphones are the real star of the show. The back houses the AAA battery compartment and screw mount for a tripod, microphone stand, or boom arm for various recording configurations. The Zoom H1n also has a microSD slot, power button, trash button, and a USB port. This gave us the ability to plug in some headphones and monitor the sound in real time while we were recording. To monitor audio, the Zoom H1n Handy Recorder has a 1/8-inch output jack with dedicated volume controls. Just above the LCD display is an analog input volume knob to control recording levels, which is an excellent feature-instead of using buttons to control volume, the knob is a nice silent way to adjust on the fly while recording is in progress. The menus are easy to navigate, and any first-time user can get the hang of with a little bit of practice. The 1.25-inch monochrome LCD display is bright and easily visible even in direct sunlight. The button layout is logical and always within reach, so we were able to easily start and stop recording as well as maneuver through the menu when changing settings and recording options. It has a smooth black matte finish, which feels sleek but can be prone to scratching. Measuring 2 x 5.4 x 1.3 inches, the Zoom H1n sits perfectly in your hand. The pocket-sized device runs on a single AA battery to provide up to 10 hours of continuous operation.Ĭapture your musical ideas whenever inspiration strikes.Lifewire / Jeff Dojillo Design: Sits perfectly in your hand The H1 records WAV audio at rates up to 24-bit/96 kHz, and MP3 audio at rates up to 320 kbps and VBR. A 2GB card is included so you can begin recording right away. The H1 records your audio onto easily-found microSD or microSDHC flash memory cards, supporting capacities up to 32GB. A built-in speaker lets you listen to your recordings right away. The H1 has a stereo X/Y microphone configuration that captures perfect stereo images. Perfect for musicians, journalists, podcasters, and more, the H1 records high-quality WAV and MP3 files to meet any professional need. Following in the footsteps of the popular H2 and H4n, the H1 brings pro-level recording to a more compact and affordable design. The H1 Handy Recorder from Zoom is an easy-to-use, versatile stereo digital audio recorder that fits into the palm of your hand. ![]()
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