Hi,

I hope one of you can help me out on this one.

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.

Hello,

I'd like to ask if anyone already tried the new Zoom H6 with 4x external condenser mics. There is also possibility to detach the Zoom mic and replace it with another 2x XLR/TRS inputs. I'm wondering if the 4 AA bats inside could handle 6x phantom power for external condenser mics, let's say 6mA current consumption each... and how's the quality of such a preamp.

I have my R16 plugged into my computer as an audio interface, and I wanna run my guitar through channel one (hi z) and put it through amplitude for distortion. I have my headphones plugged into my R16 in phones out. I hear the guitar I just cant put it through amplitude, nothing changes in the tone and the tuner isn't even picking it up.

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'm trying to record bass.

I am using an Ashdown ABM evo iii head and I'm running the D.I out in to the zoom and it is making a horrible humming noise. It sound like an earthing issue.

Hi,

Could anyone give me any advice on doing this before I go spend money on them?

I would like to know how to connect the monitors to the Zoom r16?

thanks!

I am multi tracking with a zoom r16 and I have recorded drums and ssome guide guitar.