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Fostex Zoom
Posted: 6 Jan 2009 1:06 pm
by John Lemieux
I,ve taken the plunge into digital recording, just purchased a hand held Zoom h4 for rehearsals,and a Fostex Mr16hd-cd. Should be lots of fun and head scratching this winter.
Posted: 7 Jan 2009 3:13 am
by Tony Prior
Good for you John, my personal warning to you ..
It has begun..
let us know what you buy next ! This is what will happen to you !
Teac A-3300SX
Tascam 424
Boss BR8
Yamaha Aw2816
Edirol R-1
Boss Micro BR
Cakewalk Sonar 7 XL
Cakewalk 8 Producer
Tascam USB-144
Adobe Audition
CoolEdit 2000
BIAB
various mixers
multiple mics
multiple rack effects
blah blah blah
and it all began years back when I purchased my Sony TC-350 two track deck with sound on sound!
You're gonna need more outlets !
Good luck with your new stuff !
tp
Posted: 10 Jan 2009 10:34 pm
by Bob Martin
Tony Prior wrote:Good for you John, my personal warning to you ..
It has begun..
let us know what you buy next ! This is what will happen to you !
Teac A-3300SX
Tascam 424
Boss BR8
Yamaha Aw2816
Edirol R-1
Boss Micro BR
Cakewalk Sonar 7 XL
Cakewalk 8 Producer
Tascam USB-144
Adobe Audition
CoolEdit 2000
BIAB
various mixers
multiple mics
multiple rack effects
blah blah blah
and it all began years back when I purchased my Sony TC-350 two track deck with sound on sound!
You're gonna need more outlets !
Good luck with your new stuff !
tp
ROTFLMAO
Oh how true!
Bob
Posted: 25 Jan 2009 5:23 am
by Richard Chapman
Had an H4 for about 6 months here and I love it. I have used it to do quick recordings of my daughters new songs for rehearsals and for recording rehearsals of my cover group also. The extra inputs have made it very handy for recording off a board when I have done that also. I find you have to set the levels down a bit manually, but then the rough adjusters on the outside of the unit make things quick and easy. I use rechargeable batteries in it and have never had them go out as long as they are freshly charged up. Compressor and limiter in it are also handy and the mike emulation is pretty interesting also. I have not tried the multi track functions or the effects modules as I have a studio set up in the house and that stuff is much easier for editing and multi tracking.
Yes, be careful. This does become a money pit.