#ZOOM RECORDEE BLUETOOTH#

Remote control from the Android/iOS app 'F3 Control' via Bluetooth connection.High-precision timecode for accurate synchronization with images.Direct recording to microSDHC/microSDXC (up to 1TB compatible).PHONES output and LINE output terminals with dedicated volume control for 3.5mm plugs.A compact and robust housing that can be attached to a boom microphone pole with Velcro.

Real-time waveform display for monitoring.120 degrees would be good for capturing a field recording or live performance, as. REC hold function to prevent misoperation during recording Youll want to move the mics depending on what kind of audio youre capturing.High-definion microphone preamplifier with ultra-low noise floor of EIN -127 dBu or less.Mono or stereo WAV format up to 192kHz sampling/32bit float fixed.Tap, hold, and slide the trimming bar to specify the clip you want to keep. Choose Edit and swipe left to select the recording’s clip you want to trim. Two independent XLR balance inputs (with locking mechanism) Select and upload your video from your phone’s gallery using the + sign icon at the bottom right of your mobile app.No need to adjust the gain and record to prevent peaking.The system can be recorded remotely via Bluetooth on a smartphone with a BTA-1 Bluetooth adaptor. USB microphones can also be used at sampling rates of up to 96kHz with a forthcoming firmware update. The system records in WAV format at 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, and 192kHz sampling rates in mono or stereo. In fact the microphone itself is likely to be the limiting factor here. The company is stressing that this is a system that requires minimum attention, allowing users to simply press the record button without any concerns that the audio will peak or distort. The F3 features dual A/D converters, one for low gain and one for high. In fact it is so small and compact that it will fit into the palm of a hand. The F3 is a two channel affair, and is small and light enough to be strapped to a boom pole with the built in velcro strap for off-camera recording, negating the need for a waist mounted mixer. The F6 debuted a while ago, although it is a much larger device than the F3. The F3 isn't Zoom's first 32-bit float capable recorder. Zoom has announced the F3 field recorder with 32-bit float capability, potentially making concerns about peaked audio a thing of the past.

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