The portable device has 5 built-in microphones for 4 different recording modes. It includes a mini-jack output and a USB 2.0 port. It can be used to record shows outdoors, do interviews or even replace a microphone during a live broadcast.
The Zoom H2n has a very complete menu that will allow you to activate a pre-recording or automatic recording mode. You can also standardise your files directly from the device.
You will be able to select the recording format (Wav or MP3). To record in MP3 and upload your files directly to the Radio Manager, press the Menu button located on the right-hand side of the device and go to REC > REC Format.
Careful: 4CH mode will necessarily be in Wav.
Then you are ready to record by simply pressing the record button on the front of the device. A red light will appear to warn you that you are recording.
You can listen to your recording straight away by pressing play on the side of the Zoom.
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