Hi, this is my first post here. I hope you guys will bear with me and my probably very silly questions to you!

I have a Zoom H4n and I've lost its mini-USB cable. I'm trying to find a replacement and came across the 28/24 awg cable, which I had never heard of before...

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Hello all, I recently bought the H4N and I'm more than happy with it. It's just great but I have a doubt. I would like to record some songs (karaoke versions) but I can't find a way to play the song in the H4N while using headphones so the mic doesn't pic up the song, and, at the same time, record my voice on a different track.

I am having trouble getting correct cymbal sound when using external mics with my H4n. The drums sound fine but the cymbal sound is muddy no matter what mic I use. HELP! I sure would appreciate an and all ideas. Thanks.

I am just getting into sound and am very much a novice. I recently purchased a Zoom H4n and a pair of MXL 603s. I'm attempting to record a choir I'm in using this gear. I've made some test recordings and have also recorded a rehearsal. In these recordings I'm noticing a low frequency bumping noise.

An interesting comparison using a ZOOM H4N and the Bricasti (before vs after) in a mastering process..

I'm a Proud Dad. My 15 year old daughter playing the piano with the symphony last night.
I used an H4N in the audience, took it home and ran it through the Bricasti - Amsterdam Hall.

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I am new, and I probably am not searching with the right terms to find my issue, so I am asking...

I have 2 tracks in MTR mode that I want to 'bounce' and make into one stereo track so I can upload onto soundcloud - but every time I hit bounce it says 'recording' and will not allow- but I'm not in record or playback mode... Any suggestions? I'm stumped!

So I've been digging around and stumbled on these Zoom H4n (Or H2) portable recording devices. From everything I'm reading online these things sound like a dream come true for those like me who are on a budget. I currently have a M Audio Interface unit (lower price range) which I've been plugging mics in directly for recording.

Hi, first post here.

Some very good friends of mine would like to make some high quality vocal recordings. The problem is that they belong to an older generation and have no experience with computers and very limited experience with recording - think microphone and audio cassettes.

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After recommendations here and elsewhere, I think I'll go for the Zoom H4N or the Tascam DR40 to record lectures, conferences, and interviews.