Hello There. First time posting here. I'm sure it won't be my last either... :P I searched the forum first to see if I could find some answers but couldn't find anything.

I have just bought a new laptop, mics, a Zoom R16 and obtained adobe audition 5.5.

Hi!I have a Zoom H1 and I use it for recording different discourses. But although the clarity of sound is great, the built-in stereo mics are not quite meant for such a type of work, too large stereo field, and I'm not satisfied with the clarity of the speaker's voice. I need something directional or with smaller field and at the same time portable.

I have heard some stuff on this by people who have used it, I was anyone who has it and what you think of it? I am getting one in January. Thanks for any posts

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.

hi guys,
I have a delta 66 which is a pci interface that I use on a pc desktop. But often I seek mobility to record shows or even stuff on the road. Would you recommend using a zoom h4 for these applications? Would the quality be comparable to my interface using an external preamp with the analog ins of the h4?
Thanks,
João

Hello

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

Previously, I was using my Tascam US-1641 as an interface for my computer to record various projects. My only issue with the Tascam was that I hated adjusting the volume of the audio using the knobs on the interface. I picked up a used Zoom R16 because I liked the idea of using the sliders as opposed to the knobs to adjust the volume of a recording input.

Hi All,

I'm just received my R24. Just wondering, Recording in 48khz-24Bit-8 Channels-with 16GB-how many hours to go?

Thanks for advice.

I have a Zoom H1 and want to conduct oral history interviews by setting up two external mics. . (I'm brand new at all of this)

1. Can I do this? I assume two tracks means the X and Y onboard mics are both recording, how do I hook up two external mics? Am I right that each mic would then record in mono?