Zoom H8 12-Track Portable Recorder, Stereo Microphones, 6 Inputs, Touchscreen Interface, USB Audio Interface, Battery Powered, for Stereo/Multitrack Audio for Video, Podcasting, and Music

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The above multilingual video was produced by Zoom Europe, not by me. My test recording is ahead in this article. Built-in effects, including low-cut filtering, compression, and limiting Load effects via Guitar Lab software Once the EHX-8 capsule is released the H8 can be expanded to 10 input channels and there's a ton of additional stuff I will be able to do...

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DOD unveils the Chthonic Fuzz – a pedal “capable of the darkest, most potent fuzz to subtle touches of sonic grit and everywhere in between” The current firmware of the H8 includes three powerful apps for different types of productions. Generally speaking, I like the apps and the way they work, but i believe they should be named differently to allow content producers to better understand and take advantage of them. This is certainly not a reason not to consider purchasing the H8 or to use the apps, but simply a better way to understand them and their possible uses (and a suggestion to Zoom to rename them in a future firmware update). Apple brings its new M3 chips to the MacBook Pro and iMac, promising to satisfy music makers and other creatives who have a need for more speed The DR-10 SG is an incredibly compact unit that is well suited to vloggers who want to shoot handheld but with improved audio. Essentially, the DR-10 SG is a hotshoe mic, with a built-in audio record that stores files on a Micro SD card. The device tips the scales at just 110 g (including batteries) and a supercardioid shotgun microphone captures sound in front of the lens.Monitoring is via the internal mono speaker unless headphones are plugged in, the volume of either being controlled by a virtual slider accessed at the top of each app’s home screen. The maximum headphone volume is pretty good with low‑impedance phones, but there’s only the one output. While that might be fine for field and music recording, it’s rather restricting for podcasting, since the guests won’t be able to hear any stings or effects played in, even if they can hear each other acoustically. Yes, a headphone splitter or standalone amp could be used, of course, but its more boxes, wires and inconvenience.

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there are also other features on ZOOM H8 but i was using it only to record music so i can not say nothing about other features The Podcast app on the Zoom H8 is perfect for any time of interview and podcast. The four sound pads are fully customizable, too. The H8 already has some classic sound pads, but you can import ones from your SD card, as well.This would essentially result in a 32 Ohm rating for the headphone output on the device. In this case, headphones with a 32-100 ohm rating would be recommended. The below recording is uncompressed 48 kHz WAV. Use Ethernet, wifi or unmetered data. https://www.provideocoalition.com/wp-content/uploads/H8-review-audio-flat.wav