Audio Training - Part 1 - Operating the Zoom H1

[@robertmcmaster2997]

THANK YOU... Bill Higgins. Your video series goes on teach to the general public 11 years after its first posting. We never stop learning thanks to people like you willing to share their knowledge and experience. I am an old dog, and you taught ME some new tricks.\

[@GammaE35]

Glad you like the video!

[@Ins0mniacGamer]

Thanks for this video, I bought mine more than an year ago and haven't really used it besides recording some Foley. This video feels like the spiritual guide that every owner need to watch!

[@warrengonline]

Hey, I own and used the H1 Zoom and I have to inform you.... 1. You CAN remove the MicroSD card from unit and use a card reader on your computer to access the files on your computer. 2. You CAN format the card on your computer and DELETE FILES off the MicroSD Card via your computer. You can also DRAG and DROP files to your computer to use later in projects. 3. This is NOT a PRO Mic, but the quality is GREAT. Telling people to use WAV as a home user is just wrong. 160 kbps works just fine in MP3 format. A 4GB MicroSD is more than enough space for MP3. but if WAV is a must, then 16GB should be enough or just go 32GB. 4. That AC Power Adapter did not come with mine, purchased from Best Buy. Nice quality video.

[@send2daa]

Agree with you. This video is totally useless.

[@edpelicula9344]

This video has too many -problems that can't be excused that it is a "student video." You are right. Billy needs to re-do this video or pull it.

[@jaxw2628]

Well, this is just a video for students at USC and if that’s what the teachers and course requires them to do, then so be it.

[@robertmcmaster2997]

I think the idea of leaving the sound card in the ZOOM H-1, or any recorder, is to save ware and tear on the transfer contacts on both the SD card and the ZOOM recorder itself, thus prolonging the life of both. I've had an H-1 for over ten years and it still works great, I just bought a ZOOM H-5 as well,so that I the option of XLR and Phantom powered microphones. Other than tat theH-1 is still the workhorse recorder for every day use.

[@markhompe23]

I just bought a 64gb micro sd(couldn't find 32gb ones :) ) and this video scared the heck out of me

[@mellowb1rd]

I can't find a single video anywhere that shows one of these recording a loud rock concert. The best I found was a little three piece band where the drummer might as well have been using brushes. I'm quite impressed by the sound quality, especially compared to older digital dictaphones, but I can't find any examples of how they handle really loud noise with a lot of low frequencies

[@GammaE35]

That was just an example of "good distortion" for humor's sake taken from Green Day's "Awesome as F***" concert film. I did not really go to a Green Day concert and record it with a Zoom H1. :)

[@mobiledjru]

One of the best educational video that I've seen on youtube. Thank You so much.

[@GammaE35]

People can feel free to disagree with me but I always recommend nick bc to -6db (digital scale) so you have enough headroom for unexpected peaks

[@Judgenation-ym7fp]

I bought a zoom h1 last December. Great quality microphone. I uses it for various commentary or audio diary. The h4n series..... Quiet expensive. Used sure, jtx, Kam. Used a few mics.....

[@tomaszcyrek3353]

I really like this handy recorder. Here you can see my quick test with acoustic guitar : quick test of ZOOM H1 - Tomasz Cyrek

[@VintagePhotostore]

Im looking to get this microphone , Ive seen other reviews which have all been useful but I really like the basic step by step instructions you given.

[@andrewlamberson539]

Well done! Everything still applies to the new H1n

[@GammaE35]

Great to know it’s still relevant!

[@shriramrabinthiran7487]

Excellent video! I own a Tascam DR-07mkii and there is not that much information out there in terms of optimum settings. Although this is for the ZoomH1, the same principles apply! Thank you!

[@molatv8]

thanks for this video. Most comprehensive video in the KZbin

[@anthonymccarthy4164]

Very good, I found lots in this series that applies to my H5. I think I'll pick up an H1 for a backup.

[@GammaE35]

That's a good plan!

[@rakosnicheck]

thanx much for tutorial, when to use other properties than only 44/16? and when to use on/off buttons switch to on - what is the effect in the final recorded stuff?

[@RW_CreativeMedia]

1:26 IT’S NOT A BUILT IN SD CARD... it’s removable!!!! And its better to remove it when downloading the files, with the cable it takes way to much time to download, that fk-up your workflow.

[@windowsoflife]

Thanks for showing how to completely delete the memory card, a function not shown on the zoom instructions!

[@abbyeagle1]

What instructions? They fit the instructions onto the back of match box.

[@GammaE35]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@GammaE35]

Hi everyone! Thank you for watching and enjoying this video (even though it wasn't originally intended for a public audience!). If you're interested in my next film project, check out shepgatefilm.com. We plan to shoot later this year!

[@BilelBBR]

Thanks for sharing this with everyone, very useful and well presented, very appreciated !

[@GammaE35]

Yes. That's actually mentioned at about 0:21 and immediately after I explained why we wanted our students to plug in the mike.

[@ElderStatesman]

Great beginner tips on using the Zoom H1. However, since I'll be producing a film, I will need 48kHz, not 44.1, which is good enough for most productions, especially music.

[@GammaE35]

+Bryan Elder Indeed. We just wanted them to have as much recording capacity as possible. Radio journalism workflow normally dictates 44.1 which is why we said oo do that.

[@TheZomboni86]

This video is amazing, Learnt so much.. but I was wondering what audio settings are best for shooting a film, I'm using the Zoom H1 with a shotgun mic and a Clip on mic!

[@GammaE35]

IMHO, it's best for you to set to 48 kHz / 16 bit if you can. I do not remember if the Zoom H1 can set to that (it's been a while since I made these, let alone used a Zoom H1). This is because most people edit video with those audio settings.

[@GammaE35]

Good question. Unfortunately I don't have an answer right now because I made these videos over a year and a half ago and I haven't really used the Zoom H1 since.

[@TheWindCutter]

The WindJacket for the Zoom H1 (available at www.thewindcutter.com) will greatly reduce wind noise when using this recorder outdoors.

[@motomillsy]

Can you use external mic and internal mic and internal mic at the same time?

[@GammaE35]

Good question. Not sure. I haven’t used an H1 since I made these videos.

[@stefanie_m466]

its is some high tech stuff there the h1 , like the impedance changes just above rec level 15 and at i think level 35 and once more at a higher level , need to check , but for lets say line signal then it is best at 15 , olso the usb interface is crazy , so you can hear the music of you pc trough the h1 , trough usb , and it sound crazy much better then my onboard soundcard , + you can hear yourself talk + you can use that for teamspeak example , poeple on teamspeak are shocked from my voice quality , hehe , sad i am not able to turn the mic volume off trough the phones out on the h1 when i use the usb feature .

[@fabiovillelaoficial]

Canon DSLR cameras currently own, one of the 80D, stereo, with which work performing music bands clips on the street (guitar and cajon) The fact is that, although I think the audio of them very good, especially the 80D that the mics are in front of the body, I decided to invest in a tape recorder to further improve my audio capture ... Well, where is the question: I bought so well spoken Zoom H1 and I opted for it instead of the DR-05 because of the microphones in XY and in this case was expecting a much better audio than recorded by so badly spoken mics internal of DSLR ... My surprise: Audio Zoom H1 was worse than the 80D ... lower and with a more muffled sound ... SET: Both mics were in automatic mode, the same distance as the subject (since the H1 was on camera shoe) ... The only difference is that I configured the H1 to better quality WAV and camera I was recording in. MP4 (not MOV) ... The Zoom H1 was wearing a Eneloop rechargeable battery. (I have heard that for use in burners, is not indicated rechargeable battery, is that right?) Could you help me in what may be happening friend? Does my Zoom H1 came defective? Thank you.

[@njmagics4062]

Someone please help me solving this question why there is a need to attach an external microphone where the zoom H1 is already a microphone cum recorder

[@ArmandRealtor]

Hello Mr. Higgins, This is your old Alumnus Armand from Petaluma! Great video. I found out earlier this week that my Tascam is fried so I'll probably pick up one of these.

[@Tetracarbon]

Quite funny. Very useful and enjoyable to watch.

[@TravelHere]

Best review about the Zoom H1 that I have watched at the moment. I'm a beginner but it's easy to understand what you are saying. Well explained!

[@AMJDavis]

Im using a Zoom mic with lavalier mic connected and sound is being recorded very quietly so I end up having to increase the gain by 15 when editing. The level is usually around 75 on the device, any higher I think I would start to get noise. Why is this happening?

[@GammaE35]

The mic itself have any kind of sensitivity or phantom power control?

[@AMJDavis]

No just plug in and go type of thing

[@johnpaulcabangis2379]

I need your help! Planning of buying this recorder for my film equipment. I'm not sure what external mic i'm gonna use, because i'm gonna use a boom pole.. This recorder is pretty cheap so it's perfect for my tight budget.

[@Howisit]

Is it possible to Connect zoom h1 with DSLR directly using aux cable ..

[@GammaE35]

I believe you can run an audio cable from the Zooms headphone jack to the mic jack on the dslr. This is best done though with a camera like the canon 5d mark III or any of the newer models that allow you to monitor the audio input

[@Howisit]

Thanks for the reply

[@implumkrazy]

Whats The Dif. Between Deleting for p.c. or the recorder ?????

[@GammaE35]

+Roy Loeffler Do what works best for you. We had specific instructions for our students because of the workflow requirements.

[@terratec1001]

The H1 firmware update version history from the Zoom website doesn't mention anything about making H1 consume less power.

[@markvmmm]

1:25 i did removed it, that thing is so annoying

[@azlanah]

Just my 2 cent's worth. we should ALWAYS record audio at 24 bit, not at 16 bits, especially if you're setting the rec level manually.. and we should always switch the LOCUT on (unless you're recording low rumbles and bass). 44.1 khz is fine, the human ear cant really hear much above 22khz anyway especially when you're recording mostly dialogue tracks. take this advice frm a sound engineer!

[@ademus4]

Azlan A. Hassan 44.1 kHz refers to sample rate, not the audio frequency

[@azlanah]

Adam Thornton the sampling rate is directly related to frequency response. The lower the sampling rate, the lower the quality of the recording. For example a 16kHz sampling rate recording means the recording is sampled at a max of 8k per channel (all frequencies after 8k will be cut off). So you wont' hear the fine highs/treble in a recording sampled at 16kHz because all the frequecies above 8kHz isnt captured.

[@ademus4]

Azlan A. Hassan I assume it would be per channel. The reason for having a sampling rate approximately double the largest desired frequency is to avoid aliasing.

[@GammaE35]

+Azlan A. Hassan Do whatever works best for your own workflow. We wanted students to 44.1 16 bit because that was CD quality audio which is normally used in a radio journalism workflow. We didn't want the students to waste space on their data card using higher settings.

[@EdwinRucci]

He's right: 44.1/16 =cd audio 48khz/24 bit = hd digital audio (new normal) 96khz/24 bit = 4k and up

[@sudhirsingh2937]

Hi Can you please tell me connect to connect ZoomH1n and Boya BY M1 lav mic to my smartphone so that I can record Audio and Video in together

[@GyllianDunkleyGTWG]

Excellent Video!! This helped me make my decision for my equipment purchase

[@GammaE35]

Good question. I don't think so but I could be wrong. I think not because the H1 is supposed to be very simple. But it's been a while since I've used it. I'm sure specs online would tell you.

[@terratec1001]

The plug you inserted into the H1 headphone output 4 divisions? (I have a canon camcorder lead like that but only because it's needed to feed video as well as left+right audio).

[@MrJoangles]

Great video. Very well done!

[@GammaE35]

Thank you!

[@GammaE35]

Interesting. It's possible that the firmware upgrade that's up there now assumes that you've already used a PREVIOUS firmware upgrade (as in the one mentioned in the video) that DOES address the power issue. Like I've said, I made these over a year and a half ago and it's been a while since I've used the H1.

[@TheIndianDreamer]

I liked the way you have done test in different environments. I am having zoom H1 but I am planning to purchase rode lavalier microphone. I have got 3 questions: 1) is rode lav durable? its wire looks very thin. 2) How much battery backup do you get with zoomH1 on a single go? 3) Does rode lav provides natural audio gain?

[@kikeingles]

Thank you so much bro. Just the best

[@paulohenriqueph6180]

Auto level ON ?

[@SkyWoodhungary]

NEVER TURN ON! Pls paulo! NEVER!

[@paulohenriqueph6180]

Auto level ON forever is great!

[@SkyWoodhungary]

I never use on for riports or broadcast. But you know :D

[@Skartfilms]

thanx Billy U really Help me Thnx again

[@heihowl]

I got a question, i own a zoom h1n, and i was trying to use it as a USB mic for a live stream, but audio keeps cutting out, either when i stop speaking or mid sentences... which isnt very good if i plan to podcast..

[@GammaE35]

That's a good question and sorry to hear you had difficulty. To be honest I haven't used an H1 since I worked at USC so I defer to the rest of the people who have commented here to hopefully give you an answer!

[@paulbawardwinningfilmmaker5328]

Great simple tutorial, just got mine today, but came with no card (??) I was able to record test and playback, but do I need card ???

[@INsightSB]

+Paul B Strange. It shouldn't be able to record if there is no card (as far as I know).

[@paulbawardwinningfilmmaker5328]

+Billy Higgins yes Billy it sure is, as no card was included, but I pressed recorded and tested my voice for meters, but then played back and heard playback.....I take it I need card to adjust audio settings ??

[@INsightSB]

+Paul B Could it be that the card is already loaded into the recorder? Check the card slot (as shown in the video) and see if it's in there. It's a MicroSD card so it will be very tiny and easy to lose so be careful. This is why we told our students to never remove the card - we didn't want them losing it and asking us for replacements because we didn't have them.

[@paulbawardwinningfilmmaker5328]

I did, no card was included.....might have to to buy one today

[@GammaE35]

An amendment to my above comment: Some DSLRs (like the Canon 5D Mark III) DO allow you to control audio levels, BUT it is still best to use an external audio recorder for something like a short film because it's easier to control. You also want to have a separate person control the recorder so the camera person is not distracted and can focus on making your shots look great.

[@SevShin]

would you still recommend this recorder ?

[@kikomi888]

Does it record stereo on mixer

[@GammaE35]

that's a good question i've never tried connecting one to a mixer but I am sure the device itself can record in stereo

[@naveen__dj]

can we view recorded files present in recorder when connected to PC via USB cable in H1N?

[@GammaE35]

Yes you can. In fact, that's covered in another part of this video series!

[@templecharas]

thnx for the great video...wondering if this zoom h1 can be used as a mic to record acoustic guitar recording?would it be a good recording?

[@GammaE35]

From what I'm heard, all models of the Zoom are great for that!

[@sunrisemedia925]

Why I can't use the micro sd card to import the audio in the computer ? Does the cable comes with it!?

[@GammaE35]

+Allie Anderson If only I had a dollar everytime someone asked me this. These videos were meant for our students at USC years back and we didn't have enough cards for everyone to risk them losing them or breaking them. That's why it says not to remove the card. Everyone else can feel free to do it :) As for your cable questions i don't know because I didn't unpack it. Our equipment staff handled that.

[@stefanie_m466]

it dam easy with cable , be shure the h1 is off , plug in usb , on screen you see 1 second CARD then on second AUDIO over and over , just hit the big button when its on card and blip , there are all the files.

[@yaoagyapong]

when i plug my mic into the camera and record and playback all i hear is noise i don't even hear my voice but i see the dbs going up and down what setting should it be on and why isn't it working i have the at897 plugged into the nikon d3200

[@halli7326]

Can you save files on the zoom without a MicroSD card or is that the only option to save what you record

[@588ta]

what's the reason you don't take the micro SD card out of the unit.?

[@GammaE35]

+588ta If only I had a dollar everytime someone asked me this. These videos were meant for our students at USC years back and we didn't have enough cards for everyone to risk them losing them or breaking them. That's why it says not to remove the card. Everyone else can feel free to do it :)

[@SirMillz]

Curious, about how long will good quality batteries last?

[@MyLittleMagneton]

Does anyone know if it's possible to also use this as a computer mic ?

[@SteveBrady_AU]

Yes, definitely! Plug in with the USB cable and select Audio mode and it will be available as a microphone.

[@ΙάσωναςΑπέργης]

Hi Billy may i ask you something .when you put an extra mic the two mics onboard stop working or you have three mics thanks for your nice video !

[@GammaE35]

+Ιάσωνας Απέργης Good question unfortunately I haven't tried it :(

[@Soldier1287]

I thought you could take the sd card out and plug it into the computer and sync it on moviemaker

[@GammaE35]

You can totally remove it. This video was produced for the students in our journalism program, not for a mass audience. We didn't want them to remove their cards because we didn't want them to lose them and ask for replacements.

[@douglasmcphail231]

No, you want to take the sd card out, (I don't mean this to be rude just a bit of advice)

[@PAMalik]

douglas mcphail

[@GammaE35]

You are correct. As said before, this was what we wanted the workflow to be for the students at the time.

[@cdigitalconsulting6334]

Great Video, lots of helpful tips for recording with the Zoom H1!

[@CalDocky]

I use my Handy H1 for recording my own music so I am constantly dumping recordings from the SD card one at a time but sometimes I just want to clear the entire card and start new. In this video you advise only doing that from the H1 itself and NOT from the computer and I was wondering why? Bad for the life of the card or something? Just curious, because I don't want to damage anything. Thanks.

[@GammaE35]

That was just a workflow concern for our students. We didn't want them messing anything up.

[@paulbawardwinningfilmmaker5328]

Mine goes from holding Trash button to ON, but immediately goes to record mode NOT to Format (??)....never had this happen ???

[@irie0for0all]

where can I buy the line out cable please?

[@GammaE35]

Lots of places. Amazon, Best Buy, Fry's Electronics. I think Target or Wal-Mart may even have them.

[@randomgeocacher]

Great video :) I guess it is really knit picking but I strongly prefer 48/24 because: 24 bit => more room for fixes in post (eg recover low audio, like someone speaking away from the interview, or just fix for level set fails) and 48kHz as KZbin, DVD etc expects it. But yeah it's taste and workflow preference.

[@alekseifeik6330]

Can I attach a shotgun mic to this recorder? Because I am looking for a cheap recorder that I can attach my shotgun mic to. Would this work?

[@247.mp4]

if your shotgun mic has a 3,5mm jack you'll be fine. the h1 doesn't have an xlr input

[@Danialdaneshmand]

So you're saying we shouldn't remove the SD card to transfer files. is this means we can't upgrade to higher size SD's?

[@IsmaelRodriguez45]

whats the standard Level Input setting? i usually leave it at 80, is that ok?

[@GammaE35]

+Ismael Rodriguez If that works for you great, but normally you have to adjust it to accomodate different recording situations and environments.

[@Synth-ph6hh]

why i shouldn't remove the sd card?

[@mariocomeq1961]

Next year I will go to High School and I'm looking for a record machine that let me register my lessons in good sound quality . Obviosly, I will seat in front of the teacher, I assume no more than 5 meter distancia. Wich machine will you advice me? Do you think a Zomm H1 will be enough? I have at the moment a small Olympus W5 - 750M but I am not vey satisfied.

[@GammaE35]

+MARIO COMEQ Sorry for the delay in my response but the zoom should be great for that. Yes, it's best you sit as close to the teacher as possible and make sure he/she is ok with you recording them. I think some schools don't allow that.

[@CurtissBGood]

Why can't you remove the SD card? I was hoping to use an 8GB I picked up from PC World earlier, does removing the SD screw up the mic or something?

[@GammaE35]

You can totally remove it. This video was produced for the students in our journalism program, not for a mass audience. We didn't want them to remove their cards because we didn't want them to lose them and ask for replacements.

[@CurtissBGood]

Oh, sweet. Thanks :)

[@LifesAwkward]

Does it pick up a lot of wind noise?

[@GammaE35]

+Kvarnholmen Not sure this helps but that shot of me standing in front of the Golden Gate at Chrissy field was on a very windy day. I for one thought the one board mic was great at filtering out the wind.

[@abbyeagle1]

Why not delete the files on the card from the computer?

[@GammaE35]

It's fine to to do that. These videos were for our journalism students and we wanted to make the process as simple as possible so we did not include that.

[@Sidabra24]

***** Hmm... This actually made me confused a little bit. Yes I know, I am not one of your students, but if I were... At first I would be like "Hey, this is deadly! I can just remove and change the microSD cards, edit/delete the files through PC" and etc. and there it comes "DO NOT REMOVE THE SD CARD", "DO NOT DELETE FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER". Straight away a question "What happens if I do? Is there a bug in the firmware? If so, WHY are we using THIS microphone". What I am trying to say is people know SD and microSD cards, they what they do and how to use them. So don't make it too simple for the students, push a little bit, teach them a bit more: "Hey, you don't know what a microSD card is? It is memory card that you can remove from Zoom H1, stick it here, stick it there, edit wherever you want. How great is that!"

[@Sidabra24]

Sidabra24.com Otherwise it is a great video, really enjoyed it.

[@GammaE35]

Thank you! There were a few reasons why our equipment managers and my supervisor wanted to not have them remove the SD card (one of them being to be sure they didn't lose them) - but it was such a long time ago I don't remember the specifics. As for the microphone, that directive came from our faculty advisors who were adamant that students use an external mic so they get the experience of doing so (and that particular mic was included in the video camera kits that were already assigned to them for the semester)

[@JibaroCZ4A]

Very nice video, super informative.

[@abdieg]

Can H1 record at the same time in two different audio tracks? Per example, one with, lets say -4dB and the other track with -12dB in order to avoid clipping?

[@RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia]

Why would you not remove the SD card to transfer the footage? It's the exact same thing as plugging it into a laptop to transfer the footage. Also, my H1 didn't come with a power adapter, but my H4N did.

[@katamari84]

I just wondering why cant i just delete the audio from computer,wouldnt that be easier?

[@janmichaelalejo4535]

Question: How do you transfer the cubase and wavelab to larger SD card? thanks!

[@GammaE35]

That's "mix to -6db" btw. Excuse the typo...

[@bc67]

What's a good input level for recording live music?

[@tanvir335]

I heard most condenser mics need phantom power to operate,so how did you record with that? Does h1 supplies phantom power?

[@nicholaslandolina]

Tanvir  ‌ What is phantom power?

[@tanvir335]

To charge this plate, the microphone needs power (unlike the dynamic microphone). Phantom power sends the correct power (+48V) to a condenser microphone via an XLR socket and cable. Plug in your condenser microphone, and switch on phantom power on the correct channel, and bingo- your microphone will spring to life.

[@SolitaireNZ]

That was super handy, cheers.

[@eyesawyeah5504]

how do you sync a video and an audio?

[@souravsaha8377]

Can I record stereo sound on zoom h1?

[@pawnerz12]

Great video, I've just brought one of these and found this very useful ... thank you 👍

[@JavierGonzalez-vf6rr]

Hi. I've just bought my zoom h1 and when i conect my microphone (rode videomic pro) i have to set the gain up to 60 or 70 in order to get the sound a -12dB. Is it normal to set the gain so high?

[@GammaE35]

That's a good question. I hadn't experienced that problem myself but it's been a while since I used an H1.

[@catalinagav]

Hi, can record mp3 with freq 48 kz? If yes, please tell me how can i set Cheers

[@TheRecode]

Hi! CAn you tell what is lo cut switch?

[@GammaE35]

It's a switch that automatically cuts out lower-end (bass) frequencies. If you want to leave it on to make your sound less bass-y and/or thumpy, go ahead. Again, these videos were meant for our students at the time who had strict workflow/curriculum requirements.

[@mangreat71]

What recorders got the best built in mics to make songs, cause I want my voice to be extra clear ?

[@GammaE35]

You've totally made my day. Thank you!

[@scottsthillier1140]

Can you tell me what microphone you use in your videos? I obviously works well with the H1. Thanks!

[@Anniese80]

super helpful and you have a great camera face :) well done!

[@piotr.zuchowski]

Great recorder! I also use it in my recordings

[@ninjazoner]

can u use as a boom?

[@GammaE35]

I don't see why not, but you would probably want to buy a separate mic to actually function as the boom mic and use the H1 just as a recorder/monitor.

[@ninjazoner]

true. thank u

[@VaughnGeorge]

Good Video Billy !! Thank you !! VG:-)

[@zero00tolerance]

I feel that the Zoom H1 while it's a very good recording device however for $110 USD it feels very cheap when holding it in your hand, the plastic housing seems like it will fall apart over time. For that much price this thing should be coated with rubberize for gripping and protection overall, and the top part should be aluminium or the whole part depends on pricing. People would happy to pay a bit more if it lasts longer, also the software layout of this device can be confusing and outdated, it should have joystick function to go to different options, fewer buttons as possible. This can easily be done with today current technology. I bought this device and returned it right away, this should be priced at $45 dollars max.

[@rajkrjha]

when you use external mic does that cut off fixed mic

[@Smoothblue90]

Yes. Plugging a mic into the line in jack turns off / disables the two on board mics.