Zoom H1

All right, and now for the final reason, reason number 10 as to why you should buy the Zoom H1n in 2021, the microphone. The XY microphone on top of t...

I've got the drum wallet on the snare drum so we've got more of a dry sound going on and let's hear how quickly the Zoom H1 dynamically adjusts or ada...

I've used this for a lot of my videos and it does work perfectly. It fits right in your pocket or you can mount it to a tripod and just do it or you c...

I bought this device for around 6 to 7000rs so it was little bit overpriced and that's why I got this dead cat and if you want to buy this dead cat th...

Cheap stereo recorders like the Zoom H1 might be the best for ambient. About 50% of the results will be due to actual mic and recording quality, while the other 50% is due to placement. If you play around with the placement, you're likely to find a spot where it feels most natural.

I was looking for a handy portable recorder that I could use to supplement the microphone on my digital SLR camera, plus use as a simple recorder to capture streaming audio (through the input jack) for webcasts that I wanted to listen to later. I also planned on using it to capture nature sounds and...

Have excellent wind protection or you'll kick yourself later. This typically means 'dead-cat' or fur covering, available for most handheld XY recorders like the Zoom H1. If you have access to a mic boom arm, you can use it to position the recorder at about ear height.

I was excited to receive my recorder, and then OOPS! I needed to buy a separate SD Card. No problem. I go on Amazon and purchase and SD card that was delivered the next day. OOPS! I received an error message over and over again. After way too much research, I found out that the max size SD card for ...

Zoom H4n has good onboard mics along with two external XLR inputs for microphones. If you don't need the XLR inputs, you can get the Zoom H1 portable recorder. I assume it has the same audio quality/onboard mics.

[2/26/12 It's practically humiliating to discover how cheaply devices capable of making good audio recordings can be mass produced. This little plastic stick is not much more than a Cracker Jack toy, yet it's quite capable of rivaling a $600 Sony portable in sound. And it outshines the Sony as a ste...