Zoom H6 for Video

[@filmcourage]

Best video we have seen so far on the H6. Great presentation.

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks!

[@JamesMeder]

I agree, thanks!

[@randylou22]

Wonderful review. Just ordered mine!

[@parkarwasim]

Honestly Ray, brilliance is an understatement to describe your tutorials. Found this extremely helpful. Thanks a ton!

[@RayOrtega]

+Wasim Parkar wow, thanks Wasim!

[@IdesofMarc]

LIFESAVER! Brand brand brand new to audio dlsr videomaking.. overwhelmed to say the least. Just got the H6 today --your video helped peel me from the ceiling!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks for all the information, we just picked one of these up and are looking to shortcut the learning curve! This video is a big help!

[@ShawnRyanShow]

This is a great review. Thank you, I'm buying this now.

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks for watching and enjoy the H6!

[@ArmaMoto]

Fancy seeing you here brother. Loving the 36 Yard Zero!

[@Eddieman555]

This is the best review of the H6 on Utube. Good comparison between the different models. This video is a good length and well taped. Good job....

[@humbachay7843]

I just bought h6 and your video help me a lot. thanks man

[@RayOrtega]

Awesome, enjoy the new gear!

[@PeteWoronowski]

The shot gun mic works really well aimed more straight and farther back. A 128 gb card is very handy while recording clinics where they can drum 2 hours long without a break. Appreciate your knowledge and review. Take care, Pete

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks.

[@HOMEBREW4LIFE]

Great video: no gimmicks, not too salesmanie, just straight forward great content

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks!

[@shauny2270]

Great video, Ray. Lots of information and high production values. I'll probably buy this nice bit of kit.

[@RayOrtega]

+Shaun Weston thanks Shaun! Lots of power in this little device. Worth the price.

[@AliEhttisham]

I like your decency.

[@HittingonMe]

Ray, thank you for your professional presentation. I am in the business called court reporting, testimony taken down by steno, then transcribing legal proceedings such as depositions, but now I have moved into ASR, automated speech recognition. As I can see with the special adapter we can have up to 6 Lavalier condenser mics XLR or using the VXLR adapters we can record six voices. The sound is impeccable and so easy to use a USB cable to dump the audio to the PC which has the voice-to-text technology. We would not use anything else and the H6 with 6 Lavalier mics is so light to transport.

[@rickfrancismusic]

Great demo. You answered a few unanswered questions I had. I'll buy one now with the EXH-6 capsule. Thanks!

[@RishapWiliam]

Another fantastic review - thanks Ray. Will definitely be upgrading my H4n after watching this - I was waiting for your seal of approval!

[@RayOrtega]

***** awesome, thanks!

[@oscargt23]

by far one of the best h6 reviews I have seen. and thanks for letting us know your opinion on the shotgun mic. I guess it's better to by that from another company

[@RayOrtega]

+oscargt23 thanks! I'd prefer something from Rode for a shotgun mic.

[@MyStutteringLife]

Thank you Ray for this video! I bought the Zoom H6 to connect to the Rode NT4 for my KZbin videos. I had issues with my Sony a58 camera and the internal mic so I upgraded. Thank you for this helpful video.

[@rickievans1]

thanks for this review. I just started youtube videos and podcasting and this helped me make my decision to buy this with the boom mic instead of recording to my laptop using usb mic's.

[@RayOrtega]

+ricki evans cool, thanks Ricki. Good luck with your new gear and show!

[@hat_trick_productions]

2:47 what was he using to plug the zoom into the dslr to record sound in sync with video? And more importantly where do I buy it? 😅

[@RayOrtega]

There is a special cable that attenuates (lessens) the line level signal for mic inputs on cameras that don't have line-in or else the audio will be too loud www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/746645-REG/Sescom_LN2MIC_ZOOMH4N_LN2MIC_ZOOMH4N_Line_to.html/BI/5841/KBID/6710 I don't recall if the H6 has a pad built in but the first step might be to use any stereo(TRS) 1/8" to 1/8" cable that you have and test if with your recorder and camera. This will let you know if you need a special cable or not.

[@Sk4zZi0uS]

I picked up one of these a while ago to replace my dead H4n. Really nice device :)

[@CaterpillarsTV]

Best review so far. Thank you!

[@RayOrtega]

+CaterpillarsTV thanks!

[@JohnHolzer]

Beautiful video, dude. Just bought the H6, and I'm loving it.

[@RayOrtega]

John Holzer awesome, thanks and have fun!

[@RobertShaverOfAustin]

Nice review. While you can record every input to separate channels, you can also configure channels 1 & 2 and 3 & 4 to record two separate stereo files. *CASSETTE DIGITIZING USING AUTO RECORD* Another feature I've found really useful makes use of this. When I want to digitize old cassette tapes I hook the output of the (auto reverse) cassette deck to channels 1 & 2 and set it to be a stereo pair. Then I turn on the Auto Record feature which starts recording as soon as it gets a signal. Once it's set up (audio levels, etc.) I just pop in a cassette, rewind it, then hit play. When I notice the cassette isn't turning anymore, maybe hours later, I pop that cassette out and put in another. This gives me one file for each cassette. When I'm done I load the files onto my computer and open them up in Audition, trim the start, the end and the delay between side one and side two. (I may do some other sweetening too like adjust the left-right balance, and clean up any noise.) Easy-peasy.

[@RayOrtega]

+Robert Shaver cool. Lots of uses. thanks for sharing and watching!

[@AndrewSun15]

It's awesome! I got mine for $150 from a sound guy who upgraded and he needed the money so YASSSS

[@wonseoklee80]

Hey Ray. It's a really nice video! Especially I like the audio quality of this video. Can I ask which lavalier microphone you used for this? I have Sennheiser EW100 with ME2, and been looking for some nice Lavalier mics.

[@robertburks2126]

Battery life.... OMG, Had mine for 2 weeks now using about every 3rd day, about 3 hrs. per day.... just ran out of my first (cheap) set!!! Powering up, 1/4 the time, easy. LOVE this recorder!!!!!!!!

[@RayOrtega]

sweet!

[@JohnPallottaStudio]

Great Video, was hoping to see coming in the sorts of camera setting when you attach the zoom6

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks, John. For the camera, attach via the Line out and use the attenuation settings in the menu then use this tutorial to set your level kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnLOpoF4ntNgg80

[@JohnPallottaStudio]

Perfect thanks for the great advice.

[@olgasantos7087]

Hey, Ray. I just bought the H6 and your video was really helpful. Congrats from Brazil :)

[@eddiejaoude]

Still really useful, thank you 👍. Going to setup my KZbin channel and podcasts

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks, Eddie!

[@brianoconnell3237]

Hi Ray, I have a Sennheiser 416 and a Zoom H4N. I found that when outside with the Sennheiser that in certain circumstances it did not deliver enough power to the microphone. I nearly always had to have it set to 10 or the highest level and even so the output was only going to about -12 dB instead of the -6 that I wanted. Do you think that the H6 will deliver more power so that I can use the 416 fully? Many thanks. You have produced a great video. Brian

[@shootcutdeliver]

Question?? How can I create 2 separate channels of audio that will go out the Line Out ? Is this possible - I want to connect a LAV in input 1 and boom into input 2 then feed that into my Ninga assassin ??? Please help

[@JustCallMeChris]

Great video Ray... I'm thinking about purchasing also.

[@RayOrtega]

Electronic Truth TV thanks!

[@derofficer]

very competent and sympathetic presentation! much appreciated from southern Germany and many thanks:-)

[@RayOrtega]

+derofficer tausend dank! I hope I got that right;)

Great device that I have grown totally addicted to.

[@gixerags750]

Shame it doesn't have 32bit floating like the H8. GREAT VIDEO !! 😊

[@RayOrtega]

Yeah these are the days before 32bit float. Thanks for the compliments, glad you enjoyed it!

[@Gentemas]

If you are going to buy it, be aware that you can actually lock the whole thing to prevent someone to change the settings while recording. There is no need to have lockable gain knobs.

[@dennissutton3767]

Thanks Ray, I’m buying one tonight...any discounts?

[@RayOrtega]

Sorry I don't have any discounts but I do see this go on sale every few months it seems, usually at B&H podhelp.me/zoomh6 and sometimes amazon

[@BoudoirBosses]

Hey, thanks a lot for this video. when I connect the mic to my mac via a USB port it goes grey on me although the mac sees it but it doesn't pick up any sound, do you have a tip for me?

[@GodlessPoutine]

I love my h5 and this looks great too. excellent review!

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks, they are the same pretty much, just more features on H6 but same internals!

[@situationing]

Hi, I wanna use this for filming. I was wondering if I could use my iPhone's Camara?

[@travelfoodielove]

I bought one have no idea how to use it - ya the best

[@concentrichomesolutions]

Can you connect the Zoom h6 line out to two cameras? I'm using a blackmagic atem switcher with two Panasonic Lumix G7 for livestreaming.

[@thevoiceguyschannelofficia9051]

Hi Ray Brilliant Video! was gonna buy the H5 but the H6 leaves it for dead!!! So im 110% sold on buying the H6

[@fridafeline]

Great video!!

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks!

[@SouthShoreSonics]

How would this handle line level peaking up to +10dbU coming off my Mackie 2404VLZ4? Info on how it handles hot line level would be appreciated.

[@nanaeats5027]

Presentation is great, however you didn't get into the H6 menu, which is at least half of the features available on the H6.

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks. This is just an overview of why it works for video creators. Getting into the menu would be a good idea for it's own video but I don't have the device anymore, it was a review unit. Still a good piece of gear.

[@nanaeats5027]

@@RayOrtega I'll lend you mine, lol... Thank you for replying. I am a video creator, so I have a keen interest in getting the most out of my H6, even though my application involves repetitive tasks, especially in post production.

[@RayOrtega]

@@nanaeats5027 lol thanks. And yes, I think post production is a synonym for receptive tasks;)

[@fitto6479]

Hi Ray, could u tell me bes setting for dialogue recording & for ambience recording using Zoom H6. thank u before

[@RayOrtega]

There is no one setting cause you have to set up the gain based on your microphones and your environment. However, it's best to try and stay below 7 on the gain knob to get the cleanest audio.

[@TexpatOTG]

I liked the H6 idea, but glad I bought the Sound Devices MixPre instead. I went for the analog limiters

[@RayOrtega]

Yes the MixPre is great for those with the budget. Highly recommend

[@VIDEOEPPO]

Hi Ray, I am looking for an audio gear for video production and was thinking of buying Zoom H6. But how do we connect the cordless lapel receivers.

[@RayOrtega]

+VIDEO EPPO wireless lapels will simply plug right into the XLR connection via the receiver unit in the wireless kit

[@SFtheGreat]

I was wondering, is the line out straight analog from the mic capsule to the camera, or is it converted twice, from capsule to digital and from digital to analog lineout and then converted again to digital in the camera?

[@kun5895]

Best video about the H6! Thank you so much for doing this :)

[@ChortenProduction]

Hello, you know if it's possible to listen on the hearphone only one of the tracks during recording ? For exemple I use 4 micros in same time, but I want to be sure I dont have a problem in input 1 ou 2 during recording. Thanks, best regards, P.

[@CobraPRIME99]

I have Zoom h6 and Tascam dr44 both great recorders but the zoom h6 is so simple and has more options. Still testing out the sound quality but loving it so far.

[@hamishmatthews21]

This video just makes me angry that H4n was a double push. I have missed a recording because of it :(

[@billygraham7913]

Maybe no one is still posting to this video, but it seems the Zoom H6 will function as a mixer and preamp and you can record to your camera directly and maybe eliminate the need to do extensive audio work in post production, at least for some video work (e.g. you tube videos explaining stuff about stuff, as opposed to music recording).

[@RayOrtega]

Yes you could plug the H6 into a camera via the camera line out which unlike the H4n can attenuate the signal so it doesn't overload the cameras mic level preamp. Here's how I did it a long time ago with the H4n kzbin.info/www/bejne/onu8lZ1-l9OljJI

[@davidgarmsen3864]

I have a question, when you plug in an xlr mic in to the zoom h6, does the h6 record the track in stereo or mono?

[@dancassidy7471]

David Garmsen I believe it is option but it takes 2 tracks as noted in manual I downloaded

[@shakermcneil7638]

Hi, do you have any comments or suggestions on the fact that there is a very wide-spread trouble being reported of the H6 on the web ... the buzzing sound in the XLR mic inputs. The XLR ports have the buzzing even when no mic is plugged into it!!!! Any ideas....?

[@Unc707]

Superb job my friend

[@RayOrtega]

+DJ Nu-Mark UncleNu thanks!

[@jeffgreen4903]

Excellent video.. really well done review.. thank you!!!

[@neoray10]

this review has convinced me to grab the zoom h 6 soon

[@RayOrtega]

thanks, great gear, enjoy!

[@ShaneWhaley]

Great review Ray! Curious to know if this would be good for us podcasters? I have a few interviews at conferences coming up so want to have the right gear. Can you recommend a good mic for a conference lobby environment. Do you think the H5 will do everything I need. Also I record directly into the Roland at home (backed up with call recorder) will the H6/5 be good for this too? Much appreciated.

[@theserulesoflife]

Hi Ray, was wondering if you could provide the link to your audio processing video you mentioned around the 4:50 mark... I went looking for it in your other videos, but didn't see any titles that matched... TIA

[@RayOrtega]

Scott J here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2qWfWWIlturbbc I also added it to the description and note that I now usually use the Denoiser in addition to the effects you'll see in the video. Not very much, but just a little does a nice job in knocking down a light noise floor.

[@theserulesoflife]

Thank you! Appreciate that!

[@CaporalGaming]

What labeling is it fast because i like to label all of my track's like (SC-1T 2) type of deal?

[@aniruddhasitar]

i am a musician and want i have a question is this H6 worth buying rather than purchasing a separate sound mixer and microphones setup?

[@dsv]

Thank you for nice insight on this recorder :)

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks for watching!

[@davidharvey8562]

Great articulate video! I noticed you screwed it into the DSLR Camera. Do you know if the Zoom H6 can be mounted easily to camcorders like Canon G30 too?

[@RayOrtega]

+David Harvey Thanks! Ah yes, I did a video about it..of course;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqm7o6uBrciWi8k the one I have is really pricey but you'll get the idea and can shop for another podhelp.me/zyballmount (affiliate link). Look for one with metal connections like this one, not plastic.

[@avishparker7050]

Hey sir, do i find the clear sound along the video when linked with camera.

[@BrianMarcWhittaker]

Thank you. I had issues with Line Out to a Canon 5D Mark III. Camera was set to Manual Audio and it recorded too loud. Should it have been set to Automatic? Or is there a setting in the Zoom H6 to control levels for the camera?

[@akscentmedia5651]

Hello Ray. I am in Nairobi Kenya. Kindly i would like to know. I use a zoom H6 with a panasonic condenser shortgun mic that is powered with my DSLR camera, But i get alot of HISS and HUM in my sound, what is the best setting on the ZOOM H6 to solve this or what might be the problem?

[@Zimvg]

Can this connect to a iPhone Pro max? Also my AT897 shotgun mic will not really work with the H4N. Turned up to 100 you can hardly hear it. I guess the pre amps are not good enough. Are the pre amps better with the H6?

[@briskettaco]

This was a great video, it taught me some things about my H6 that I didn't know (total noobie). Thanks Ray, I've subscribed for more awesomeness.

[@RayOrtega]

+Dave Hartman thanks Dave!

[@scottallen6058]

Next video: Syncing audio and video. 😜 Great info!

[@dancassidy7471]

Scott Allen YES

[@mikewentworth9819]

Great review and I’m now subscribed. I’ve heard a lot about this recording people speaking type of audio, but I’m interested in getting a Zoom product for recording a rock band. What are your thoughts on that application?

[@588ta]

Thanks for the video.Jusr got mine Today.

[@ronipillischer4693]

Question about how to save audio files, possible to name them? How do you keep yourself organized in that sense?

[@dnoronha3977]

Excellent overview. You video answered all my questions =) Thanks! Subbed!

[@alexgouthro3869]

Great presentation!

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks, Alex!

[@chiraqbandogsyukonmastiff6466]

Hello I'm new to all this I just purchased a zoom H6 and a Yamaha mg10xu mixer what's the best way to hook them up..

[@russelleavionn7837]

Very easy to grasp review. Thanks!

[@redpolarstudios7389]

Awesome video, just bought mine today!

[@RayOrtega]

+Lazy Goat Productions nice. Congrats!

[@dhgoodall1]

Can you record multiple inputs simultaneously? For example, can you record using the X/Y top microphone AND two separate XLR inputs, for total of three, at the same time?

[@TommyGKendrick]

Another well done review, Ray. Good job. Might have to sell off the H4n cause now I'm having tech envy.

[@hughpurcell7597]

I have absolutely no need for one of these. But I want one and all the attachments. Even the shotgun mic.

[@RayOrtega]

Hugh Purcell nice, thanks Hugh!

[@RayOrtega]

***** do it!;)

[@obikenobi1906]

Nice review, straightforward and good sound! :) I wanted to know if you can monitor individuals channels via your headphones. For example if Im running four channels say three radio mic's and a onbroad shotgun and want to hear only one channel to make sure its sounding ok rather than just hear a mash of all channels at once? Sometimes in a hectic shoot you just got hear one channel at a time to determine just noise i.e from jackets hiding among the clean audio from others or concerntrate on just one speakers content at a time. Im considering this unit H6 or Tascam 70D. Im not sure if the Tascam can monitor individual channels either. Cheers :)

[@RayOrtega]

+Obi Kenobi thanks! I don't think you can monitor only one channel which is a bummer but it's a good question that you might want to check out the manual or ask Zoom. That is something I would want to do! You could mute the other channels as you check the one you need but probably can't switch it to a monitor only while recording.

[@SNEAAAKBEATS]

It has a hold button on the side to help with the lock issue that was brought up.

[@RayOrtega]

Definitely, great tip, thanks!

[@nikbinaz]

Will it make a big difference if audio is recorded to the H6 and not to the DSLR or Laptop? Will the audio be cleaner? Thanks, and great video by the way.

[@RayOrtega]

Aziz Nikbin the audio will be cleanest when recorded to the H6. If you are going to record and then sync with DSLR footage then make sure you are recording audio with at least the built in mic so you have another audio source to sync it up to.

[@briancaceres1158]

I have a question. I bought the Zoom H6 but the screen has white edges and I can't monitor de 4th channel because of that. Is that customizable? Can I change the settings to be able to look the full screen? Or is it a factory defect?

[@imageryweddingfilms2134]

Just picked up the H6 today. Late to the game -- I know. Two quick questions -- do you ever use Lo Cut at all, especially in my case for recording toasts during a wedding reception? Also, do you shoot 24bit/48kHz? Do you recommend going higher like 24/96? Thanks Ray!

[@RayOrtega]

Congrats. I tend to record without a low cut and then add on in post if needed but if you have a low rumble or the guests have heavy plosives then it's something to consider. 24bit/48 is more than enough and in fact if you end up compressing to 16bit for final delivery then you might want to consider 16bit if you don't also process with dithering of the final audio. But mostly I'd go with 24bit/48 if you have the room on the SD card.

[@arash7even]

I am very new with sound recorders and so! When I record a interview i have much air sound on the recording sound! Do I have to turn on or off something to get very clear sound!?

[@RayOrtega]

You need to record in a relatively quiet area to avoid unwanted background noise and make sure you are setting your levels properly. After that, if your mic is decent, you should get some good audio. Make sure the microphone is close enough so that person can be heard without having to turn up the levels too much. See my video on setting levels kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZKclJZnjd94ras

[@kalvinwilson6587]

Is there a way to record on the Zoom H6 and the computer at the same time? This way you will have a backup copy of your recording on the Zoom.

[@RayOrtega]

Not exactly. That would be one of the downsides, it can't be used as an interface and a recorder at the same time. You could hack it by outputting the line out of the H6 to the computer and recording that mix as a backup or connect another recorder the same way to do the same thing. Other units like the MixPre are amazing for so many reasons but also because it can handle this dual function podhelp.me/mixpre3Zon (referral link). The new Rodecaster can also do this podhelp.me/rodecasterBH but can't do multichannel and the Zoom L12, which I reviewed, can also do this including multichannel podhelp.me/zoomL12BH

[@kalvinwilson6587]

@@RayOrtega It dose work, Thanks Ray.

[@GiardinoStrings]

Hello Ray, thanks for the nice video! I wanted to ask for yoru advice: I’m planning to video record my string quartet while performing a few tunes and was thinking of using a matched pair of Rode M5 Condenser Microphones in ORTF stereo technique with a Zoom H6 recorder for the audio. My question is afterwards, where do I edit the files? Should I get a software like pro tools or Logic pro? Also is it better to record with the Zoom or use a mixer like Allen and Heath and record directly in pro tool? And for the video editing I should use a different software like Final Cut or similar? I hope you don’t mind me asking… but I wanted to start in the right way! Thanks!!

[@dancassidy7471]

No answer? Hope you got this figured out I am also in same situation

[@GiardinoStrings]

@@dancassidy7471 I now record with Logic Pro and use very good mics. Then after editing the audio, I synch in Final Cut! Hope this helps!

[@BobSchoepenjr]

Hi Ray. Very good presentation! Need your advice. I sometimes record my digital drums live into my I phone. I use GO Mixer Pro from Roland but I m not happy with this device. The USB port is jiggling and sometimes gives no connection. My question 👉🏼Can this Zoom 6 been used as an Interface directly into the IPhone? That it also records internally is of course a beneficial. Grts from Belgium

[@RayOrtega]

HI, Bob, I can't say I've used the H6 with the iPhone. It does connect to a computer via USB but I'm not sure if it works the same on iOS. You'd need a USB to lightening adapter at a minimum or if you have an older phones, maybe a 1/8" cable would do but I haven't tried and I don't have the device, it was a review unit which means I only had it for 30 days. The other issue however is that if you use it as a USB interface, at least on a computer, then you can't record internally. The other method would be to record internally while also sending an analog feed to the iPhone via something like the iRig which I show here kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJqzkJ5raqt4i9U

[@BobSchoepenjr]

Thanks Ray for the quick response. I think I have to go for the Zoom U 44.

[@LaurenZRay]

I'm getting a lot of white noise when recording. Is there a setting within my Panasonic GH5 that I need to change in order to not have this? Am I doing something else wrong? Thanks Ray!

[@RayOrtega]

Never used the GH5 but if you run the input too high then you'll get noise on pretty much every camera. So try and increase the level from the H6 and lower the level in the GH5 and see if that helps.

[@theyarefamus9316]

fabulous review.

[@RayOrtega]

Thanks!

[@musisikamar4724]

Can we record audio from zoom while record video from smarphone? So we can get a video with audio quality that we take from zoom h5...

[@joecoz26]

Dumb question but I am just making sure. Will this work with the Ntg-3?

[@RayOrtega]

Joe Zoc yes. Great mic. I just had it to test and used it with the H6. Any mic will work with the Zoom.

[@ScotBecker]

Ray Ortega Yes, though the NTG-2 doesn't work so well with the Zoom H5. Apparently, without additional pre-amping.

[@RayOrtega]

Scot Becker hm that's surprising. I know with the H4n it's not as friendly because of the not so great preamps but the H5 improved significantly on their preamps and it should work much better. That said, the NTG2 needs lots of gain. The NTG3 is much better overall but doesn't have battery power. The new NTG4 and NTG4+ look awesome podhelp.me/ntg4plusBH (referral link). Also did you have your avatar painted by that website, Paint my Head or something like that? Looks like that, he or she never did mine sadly;(

[@cristian-apostol-films]

Hello ! How many hours of audio can you record with an 32 gb card ?Thankyou !

[@stanleyadams2527]

Thanks I enjoyed the preview

[@santiagosanchez2704]

So, if I plug the line out conector of the h6 onto my DSLR, and then I record several video files with my DSLR... Then each of those files will have their sound already ATTACHED to the video inside the DSLR? Or maybe I will have to export both the video file from the DSLR and the track/tracks that get recorded in the h6 separately? I mean, that late thing would be a pain in the ass because I would have to syncronize them.

[@w00lfienow]

Thank you for this video. So helpful. I am new to video,recording and have purchased the zoom h6 plus 2 rode wireless mics. Do I need to be recording into the dslr as well as the H6? Also - it comes with a 2gb memory card - what do you advise is the most efficient size of memory card. You mention 64gb. Thanks again.

[@bobcatt2294]

Outstanding review.

[@王鯉魚]

for shooting the film, can I monitor the boom on left and the mini mic on left channel?

[@RayOrtega]

+王暐翔 I think there is a pan option in the settings but check their website to confirm. hard panning left and right would allow you to put whatever signals you want in each ear.