Zoom H4N Pro All Black 4-Track Portable Recorder (2020 Model), Stereo Microphones, 2 Xlr/ ¼“ Combo Inputs, Guitar Inputs, Battery Powered, Multitrack Recorder For Music, Audio For Video, Podcasting

Excelente grabadora y excelente calidad de audio y manufactura

For the price it's too good for recording music. I record my drums on it. It also has 2 inputs for external mic.

Good quality recorder for all my recordi g put up on youtube at leeyaosien.

Es la mejor grabadora con la que he trabajado, excelente calidad, buenos materiales, no se resbala, portátil, es totalmente increíble, la he usado en conciertos, con linea directa, con los micrófonos de la misma, con shotgun, con lavalier, es simplemente perfecta, además se puede usar como grabadora de instrumentos con grandes efectos, como pedalera, y como interfaz de audio en PC o MAC, 10/10.

Sound quality is very good indeed, but for vintage samplers like the MPC line or the SP 404 series and similar, it seems the gain inputs distort the XLR/Line in combo inputs A and B, without care that is. While these samplers hookup with ease between each other, I have had to noticeably reduce gain to ensure no distorted inputs which says a lot about the default power output in those vintage gears. The MTR mode is truly good, given that it works like a tape machine, not as much as a looper or sampler (no inbuilt looping mode) but excels in its intended purpose. For recording a looper just get a looper. The bounce feature and inputs monitoring work flawlessly, latency is nil and audio signal is internally routed for highest resolution. The metronome feature during recording is a necessity and its great to have it. The fact that you can monitor the built in guitar and bass fx and amps settings is a game changer as recording is seamless. You can directly record what you hear. The built in mics are great with adjustable stereo fields. In MTR mode you can monitor both inputs A and B and record both too which is like full duplex recording without a laptop overhead, the default mic input is another recording source, with an external mic input provided as well. Literally guitar, bass and vocals can be recorded in sync in this hand held unit. I am mostly using it for MTR mode and guitar/bass fx processing on the go. The fx is certainly useable and with a little tweaking shines through, mind you, its not a multi fx chaining fx powerhouse but for a bread and butter toolkit that does the job when used well. It certainly beats adding another hardware FX processor on the go. Stereo mode is great for regular field recording. I use a 32GB card and it starts up well in time, some 25 seconds bootup is not at all an inconvenience, and certainly not as lagging as some folks might like to imagine. If you are used to working with a lot of hardware gear, vintage samplers, drum machines and so on, the operation is highly intuitive, just focus on the menu button, scroll wheel and press down button at the right side. Play pause and record and transport are right at the face plate. Selection of inputs or recording tracks is also right at the faceplate. All this becomes muscle memory in no time. I use it for music production, beat track drafts, music transcription, demos, field recording, multi track recording, I can imagine using it for ASMR or podcasts and film making too..The stamina mode that is enabled by a switch inside the battery compartment which must be turned on before closing the battery compartment and rebooting your unit, works as intended. I don't find the added plastic case goofy as some might try to say, its a very well designed hard plastic case that saves added costs on procuring one, Zoom has given a lot of thought with this and it shows. Tip, buy the USB 5V power cable for H4n Pro and connect with phone power banks for a really long lasting performace time. Also read the manual well, its a good booklet and all features are described step by step. Good luck to future buyers, you will be a proud owner, and at this price its truly a step.