Well like I said. They clame. I put it in air quotes only because I
remember Neal trying the H5's mic with the H6 and he couldn't fit it on.
But actually that's odd the more and more I think about it. I haven't
felt up an H5, but how is it that you can fit that real huge XY H6 snap
on to the H5 but you can't fit the H5 snap ON XY thing on the H6? That
don't add up. Again I don't know. I don't think Neal's lying to us, but
then again how is it he couldn't do it but Zoom clames you can? Verry odd.
On 12/24/2018 5:58 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
I’m quite sure you’re right, just wanted to make sure <smile>
On 25 Dec 2018, at 9:56 am, Hamit Campos <hamitcam...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dain and you all. Yes Zoom says you can use all the snap on mics with the F8N.
I think they even say so on the page. Let us know though. Because they also say
you can fit the H5's snap off on the H6 but I remember Neal trying that and
well for him at least it didn't work. So who knows what's up there.
On 12/24/2018 5:52 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
I’m off to a good start with the Zoom F8N then and thanks very much <smile>, I
hope I’ll be able to present further notes to the list as I explore.
I hope to have the machine by early January as I said in my original eMail and
there’s no doubt that even I am going to need a load of assistance with this
thing.
Unfortunately we don’t have Neal or anyone else to give us a few hints so its
the Manual, me and anything else I can pickup or note along the way.
I’m sure you will manage to make good use of the recorder even if its only a
small fraction of the total amount of facilities the recorder offers and to my
mind the Zoom F8N would be absolutely perfect for the kind of work you’re
doing, recording live music.
Now a question for you. Are the Zoom H6 capsules compatible with the fitting on
the Zoom F8N? If so then that’s a bonus and I can use those to start with.
On 25 Dec 2018, at 9:38 am, Andy via Groups.Io
<meikle.aiden=btinternet....@groups.io> wrote:
Hi Dane and all.
I'm so pleased that someone else is about to buy the Zoom F8N.
I've had my Zoom F8N for about 2 months now and apart from taking it out of
it's box, to feel and check it out, I've been able to do nothing with it yet.
I am sure things would be very different if Neil Ewars had managed to get hold
of one for a trial period, for if it wasn't for his guidance and instruction, I
would not have come to terms with my Zoom H6.
I'm sure however, that once I get someone to go through the menues and Register
the device, format my 228 gb CD card and set things like recording formats, bit
rate and phantom or other power options, it will, hopefully, be very much like
the Zoom H6 in terms of simplicity.
I've used my Zoom H6 extensively, using only the X Y and Right Angle clip-on
microphone capsules and the results have always been fantastic.
In terms of research, I've only used Youtube and searched for "Curtis Judd". and recorded
all of his podcasts on both the Zoom F8 and Zoom F8n. There are loads of them, including setting
up the menues. Curtis is a sighted Neil Ewars type of guyand on Youtube there is an option to
subscribe to his Youtube page in which I could eventually ask him questions. I'd very much
recommend Dane and others to check him out, perhaps using "Accessible Youtube", which
cuts out all the advertisements.
My first question for him would be:
Hi Curtis.
I have used a set of BSM 9 Binaural microphones for very high quality
out-of-door podcasts and I'd like to buy a new set of these remarcable
microphones and plug them into my new Zoom F8N.
I understand that there is a 9volt power suply that can also be purchased and
I'd like to know how to set up my F8N and adapt one of the XLR's to take the
quarter inch plug?
I've no intention of plugging 4 or 8 XLR microphones or Lin in cables as I
simply could not bear the cost of 4 Sure 57 microphones with stands.
There you go guys, there is a couple of things to ponder over Christmass.
Remember, almost anything, it seems, is possible with the Zoom F8N. I wish we
all had one.
Very best wishes from Scotland, wishing you all a very peacefull holiday period.
Very best wishes.
Andy Logue.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Hamit Campos" <hamitcam...@gmail.com>
To: <all-audio@groups.io>
Sent: Monday, December 24, 2018 2:43 PM
Subject: Re: [all-audio] Notes on the Zoom F8N Multi Track Field Recorder
Why yes sir it sure will. I just need more mics and that other XLR peace. To be
able to capture in full 5.1 with it. That my homy is why I went with the H6
over the H5. Which the H5 is what people grab most along with my AT-8022 mic.
But I wana record in 5.1 at least so got the h6. Now just got to lurn an actual
DAW which will exept the 6 files on their own and allow you to pan them to 5.1
surround.
On 12/23/2018 11:44 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
The H6 is a wonderful machine and will do you well in the meantime.
-----Original Message-----
From: all-audio@groups.io <all-audio@groups.io> On Behalf Of Hamit Campos
Sent: Monday, 24 December 2018 3:39 PM
To: all-audio@groups.io
Subject: Re: [all-audio] Nots on the Zoom F8N Multi Track Field Recorder
Wow sounds epic! I wish I had the dough for 1.
On 12/23/2018 6:58 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Hi,
I am very pleased to say that everything seems to be going according
to planned and I wil have my Zoom F8N in early January so I have been
doing my homework and reading the manual which is an absolute monster of a
document.
Whilst many functions of the recorder will take me some time to master
I believe many of the more important functions I will be able to learn
quite quickly.
For example there are track selector keys on the unit. Selecting
individual tracks is a bit of an unknown at this time but I do know
that selecting the l-r stereo tracks is as simple as holding down the keys
together.
I was under the impression that the Zoom F8N only recorded 8 tracks,
it can actually record 10 - 8 separate tracks along with a stereo
microphone track or extension XLR/TRS capsule if you would rather -.
The machine will record all the way up to 192KHZ at 24-bit so plenty
of scope.
Here's what possibly may be the most important discovery I have made.
The Zoom F8N can be controlled by a USB keyboard.
As to what extent this feature has been implemented I don't know but I
do know that keyboard shortcuts are available and can be defined.
The most obvious function of the keyboard control is the ability to
enter track and project names.
That's about it for now and obviously January 2019 can't come quickly
enough.
In the meatime I trust all of you will have a Very Merry Christmas and
see you all back here Safe and Sound in the New year.
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