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[[File:Zoom R16.jpg|thumb|right|The recorder from the front.]] | [[File:Zoom R16.jpg|thumb|right|The recorder from the front.]] | ||
The '''''Zoom R16''''' is a portable solid-state audio recorder and mixer. It is commonly used for recording YSTV's OBs. While it can take a simple stereo input (by linking channels 1 and 2) for basic recording, it can also be used to record up to 8 channels of submix for later mastering, to 16/24-bit 44.1kHz WAV. It records to an SD card which is formatted in FAT32 - so has a 4GB file size limit, which becomes a problem when stereo recordings are longer than about 3 hours (in 16-bit mode). This must be taken into account on long OBs like [[:Category:Woodstock|Woodstock]] or [[:Category:Elections|Elections]]. | The '''''Zoom R16''''' is a portable solid-state audio recorder and mixer. It is commonly used for recording YSTV's OBs. While it can take a simple stereo input (by linking channels 1 and 2) for basic recording, it can also be used to record up to 8 channels of submix for later mastering, to 16/24-bit 44.1kHz WAV. It records to an SD card which is formatted in FAT32 - so has a 4GB file size limit, which becomes a problem when stereo recordings are longer than about 3 hours (in 16-bit mode). This must be taken into account on long OBs like [[:Category:Woodstock|Woodstock]] or [[:Category:Elections|Elections]]. | ||
It accepts | It accepts XLR and 1/4" jack (balanced or unbalanced) inputs, and has an onboard stereo microphone array. USB cables can be used to daisychain it with another one to make a single 16-channel mixer/recorder. The USB connection also provides power, to phones or LED lights for example. It can be powered from AA batteries. | ||
[[File:Zoom R16 connections.jpg|thumb|right|Connectors for audio input and output.]] | [[File:Zoom R16 connections.jpg|thumb|right|Connectors for audio input and output.]] | ||
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* [http://www.zoom.co.jp/download/E_R16.pdf User Manual] | * [http://www.zoom.co.jp/download/E_R16.pdf User Manual] | ||
[[Category:Audio]] | [[Category:Audio]] | ||
[[Category:Equipment]] | [[Category:Equipment]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:49, 3 August 2021
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The Zoom R16 is a portable solid-state audio recorder and mixer. It is commonly used for recording YSTV's OBs. While it can take a simple stereo input (by linking channels 1 and 2) for basic recording, it can also be used to record up to 8 channels of submix for later mastering, to 16/24-bit 44.1kHz WAV. It records to an SD card which is formatted in FAT32 - so has a 4GB file size limit, which becomes a problem when stereo recordings are longer than about 3 hours (in 16-bit mode). This must be taken into account on long OBs like Woodstock or Elections.
It accepts XLR and 1/4" jack (balanced or unbalanced) inputs, and has an onboard stereo microphone array. USB cables can be used to daisychain it with another one to make a single 16-channel mixer/recorder. The USB connection also provides power, to phones or LED lights for example. It can be powered from AA batteries.
