I want to use this with the Zoom H6 Recorder. If all four channels are using headphones will all be able to hear the discussion over the headphones?
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I'm slightly confused as to what you're asking. I'm not familiar with the Zoom H6 Recorder, but I'm assuming you're using this for podcasting based on you saying "discussion." The way this device works is that you connect it into the headphone port of the recording device. Any headphones connected to the Microamp will hear everything you're recording.
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The splitter will help you share the audio.... Imagine having two X12 headsets and connecting both green inputs to this splitter to share audio.... it won't help with the mic feature. Hope this helps
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i have no idea whats a zoom H4n audio recorder. but if it has the normal camera tripod mount it should work just fine with this ultrapod
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There are seperate ports for headphones and microphone. you would need seperate microphone.
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As long as the recorder has 1/4 inch input it will work fine. I use mine with a Zoom h2n on a regular basis. You'll probably want to invest in a shielded extension cable as the chord on the mic is very short.
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One thing I remembered should work to, is using a splitter on the two mics if they have the headphone size plug that way both mics can be used under the mic volume control.
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Yes, it works just like that. Plug it in and you'll be ready to speak. For my zoom recorder (H2), I needed to go into settings and turn "Plug-in" on before I could get it to work. I was so bothered that something was wrong before I learned about this. Hope this is helpful
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I don't see that as a problem. All the outlets use standard jacks, so experimenting with a mic in an instrument channel would do no harm.
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Nope. radio or video sounds only come over the headset if your talking to someone
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Those are the different channels... So if u have three mics working together 1 would be n1 second n3 and the third n4. This is so you will not have crossed frequencies.
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You should be able to do all that, at least that's what they claim. I wouldn't recommend this product . I got 2 headphones and both the mic didn't work.
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No. You can not hear both channels at the same time. Not sure about 4 channels.
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I feed the signal into the Zoom H4n and monitor it with headphones and watch the waveform on the Zoom to adjust for clipping. Two such systems operating together and synchronized with the video later makes a stereo sound. Buy two! Plus it uses UHF, not VHF, and sounds clearer because of that, with no interference from local static.
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I plugged it into my tv output and receive the signal to my by head set just fine your just using a different media should be just fine. The only problem I have had in the past with other by in the same room. I have had to isolate the units to pair them.
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You run this mic through something in between, like your camera, or a zoom h4, etc. Then use the headphone jack.
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This is Star's husband. I use a Zoom H4N and change the settings to dual channel. You have to change the audio when your editing it to dual. I had the same problem. I don't know of any way to change the settings on the unit.
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The camera has 1 (one) Stereo 3.5mm input jack on the front for the shotgun mic. I'm not sure how well the splitter idea would work or what the quality would be like, but in theory it should at least be functional. I know they make battery powered interfaces for that sort of thing that can combine two XLR inputs into a stereo signal. Good luck!