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Zoom have announced the launch of the H6studio Handy Recorder, a cutting-edge recording device designed for pristine audio capture in any environment. Featuring large-diaphragm XY microphones, four studio-grade preamps, and the ability to switch between 32-bit float and classic 24-bit recordings...
Despite its compact size, the H5studio is equipped with the largest mics used on a Handy-series device, offers 32-bit floating point recording and supports sample rates up to 192kHz.
'Just press record,' they say. Can it really be that easy?
Zoom have announced the release of the MS-80IR+ MultiStomp, the latest addition to their acclaimed series of multi-effects and modelling pedals.
Since a work trip to the Seychelles, I’ve created a sonic album of every trip I’ve been on and it’s glorious; I can’t believe I didn’t think to do it earlier.
Can Zoom’s new 32‑bit floating‑point interface banish clipping forever?
Zoom’s latest handheld recorder has been designed specifically for musicians on the move, and boasts a versatile selection of I/O, a range of built-in effects, and an onboard rhythm section with over 80 drum patterns.
Once again, Zoom raise the bar for high‑quality, 32-bit affordable handheld recorders.
I recently got a Zoom F8n Pro recorder and noticed when using phantom-powered mics the level jumps with a loud audible thump on headphones. Is this normal?
Zoom’s AMS interfaces are small, simple, and extremely tough.
