As 32-bit float recording becomes the new standard for both high-end audio recording, as well as your everyday videography and content creation needs, it’s cool to see that companies like Zoom are doubling down on making this high-headroom audio recording technology the new norm. Building on the success of their multi-microphone H2n audio recorder, Zoom is back with a new H2essential version, a compact audio recorder that is set to feature three internal microphones for a wide range of pickup options and nine ways to record. Ideal for those looking to capture audio and sound for a large variety of use cases like podcasts, interviews, music sets, and—of course—audio for film and video, let’s take a look at what this new Zoom H2essential has to offer.Introducing the Zoom H2essentialDesigned to be ready for a wide range of creative uses and applications, this Handy Recorder is truly at its best for field recording. This means that it would be great for journalists looking to capture speeches or musicians or sound designers looking to record small or large ensembles of musicians. However, like the H2n, the H2essential is not limited to non-video needs. If you’re creating foley sound or simply looking for an option to field record a naturalistic scene for a project, it can be a great option as well—plus it’s great for podcasts, other sound design needs, and immersive field recording.32-Bit Float RecordingAs mentioned above, one of the big headlines here is that the Zoom H2essential will offer 32-bit float...
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