Zoom has recently released a new version of their compact and modular H5 audio recorder: the H5studio Handy Recorder. This updated studio model is now capable of 32-bit float audio recording, the “standard” X/Y capsule module has an improved dynamic range of 123dB, you can use it as an audio interface via the USB-C port, it supports timecode via the optional TCA-1 adapter, and it is also compatible with the ATOMOS UltraSync BLUE, and much more. So, let’s take a closer look at it! The Zoom H5 was introduced in January 2014 and, along with the Zoom H6, was one of the first compact audio recorders with interchangeable capsules. The recorder comes standard with an X/Y capsule module, but you can switch it for an Omni, shotgun, or XLR module, to list a few. Those recorders have been relatively popular among filmmakers, musicians, and content creators, even if their preamps are not far from being the best on the market. After over a decade and after the updates to the H-line Essential lineup audio recorders last year, Zoom has launched the H5studio Handy Recorder, which fixes nearly every flaw of its predecessor. Zoom H5studio Handy Recorder – features The Zoom H5studio Handy Recorder is a compact unit that measures only 3.4 x 2.1 x 8.1″/86 x 54.6 x 206 mm and weighs 14.5oz/410g with batteries. It is powered by four AA batteries, giving it a maximum runtime of around 15 hours, according to Zoom. You can also power it externally...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 31 March