Zoom H4n Pro Portable Recorder - All Black

Q: What is the lowest frequency this recorder can capture with the onboard mics?

A: According to the manual, the built-in X/Y microphones have a sensitivity of -45dB/1Pa at 1kHz and can capture frequencies as low as possible.

Q: Does the time and settings get reset whenever the batteries are removed?

A: If the batteries are removed for an extended period of time, the time and date need to be reset.

Q: Can it block out outside noise and environment surrounding outside like in the kitchen where people are talking?

A: It is recommended to record in a quiet room with no noise and no one talking around you. A mic filter or windscreen may help reduce wind noise, but it will not block out surrounding noise completely.

Q: How can I eliminate wind artifacts and damaged sections of audio when recording with this device?

A: Using a windscreen may help reduce wind artifacts. To avoid damaged sections of audio, make sure to monitor your recording levels and adjust accordingly.

Q: Do the H4n and the H4n Pro have the same preamps?

A: There may be differences in preamps between the two models. However, the preamps in the basic H4N work just fine.

Q: Is this the same as the Zoom F4?

A: The Zoom H4n Pro is similar to the Zoom F4, but it is not exactly the same. The Zoom F4 is a Float 32 recorder.

Q: Can it be connected to a camcorder?

A: Yes, it can be connected to a camcorder.

Q: Can the Zoom H4n be used with a powered wall plug instead of using batteries?

A: Yes, there are adapters available for it through Amazon that allow you to use a powered wall plug instead of batteries.

Overall, the Zoom H4n Pro 4-Track Portable Recorder is a powerful device that allows musicians to create songs from start to finish. It features high-fidelity mic preamps, built-in X/Y stereo microphones, and studio-grade effects. The device offers three recording modes and can record up to 24-bit, 96 kHz. It also functions as a 2-input/2-output USB audio interface for PC or Mac, enabling you to record directly to your computer. However, it is recommended to record in a quiet room with no noise or people talking around you for the best results.