Zoom F8 Shortcuts

[@simongeisker5477]

Phenomenal. All these years later and this is still super helpful, thank you for putting this together.

[@ShelbyWatson]

Glad it helped

[@smalltalk.productions9977]

just picked up a zoom f4 and learning how to use it's many features. thanks for the effort and the sharing. thumbs up.

[@ShelbyWatson]

Planning on borrowing an F4 from a friend soon to cover it specifically. Stay tuned.

[@dragonrojo4280]

Graciass ❤❤❤

[@tabathaelbow6370]

Awesome little video, could you go through more of this unit anything else that's useful. Good work

[@ShelbyWatson]

Tabatha Elbow sure thing. I'll do some updated videos since there is some new features

[@jculley6]

Nice gear Shelby! Love your wireless as well as the F8. I rented an F8 and recorded some live and some prerecorded tunes. I recorded a live DJ set and you may want to change the max file size from 2 gig to something larger, or just mix the multiple files together in post. It was 2 files, about 1:30 and I noticed no latency or overlap from one file to the next though, it was spot on.

[@ShelbyWatson]

It's a great machine. People were pretty sceptical about it when it first came out, but I think it has really proved itself.

[@MrHamit64]

Man this is such an epic recorder. I want 1 so bad dude. I'd still love to hear 1 with the awesome Rode NT1-A. Or better yet a matched pare of NT1-As.

[@ShelbyWatson]

MrHamit64 yeah, it's an awesome recorder. I haven't tried recording music with it, but the preamps are great so I'm sure it would be great for that stuff.

[@MrHamit64]

Yeah I'll bet. I want 1 for ambiance and nature stuff. If the F4 is anything to judge buy man like I said this thing's got to be real cool.

[@ShelbyWatson]

MrHamit64 F4's are great as well. These are really powerful recorders.

[@miguelsotto-mayor7325]

Probably its an update after you made the video, but now to to clear the peak indicator you just have to press "5".

[@ShelbyWatson]

Correct. Sorry the video is a little dated.

[@miguelsotto-mayor7325]

@@ShelbyWatson actually, if you are not recording, you need to also press the stop button 🙂

[@albertomancini111]

I love you man

[@GreatBoneStructure]

Helpfull. Thanks!

[@mrjohn5176]

Good job, i sub you Chanel,,

[@mrjohn5176]

I have f4 what you thinking,batter f8?

[@ShelbyWatson]

Could you clarify?

[@mrjohn5176]

I don’t know ,i ‘m use 3 day only This my video f4 and NTG4PLUS kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3qolYFuitOdrtk

[@8T8Keez]

HOW do you record drums, then, go back, and record keyboard, then go back and record guitar, THEN, go back and record bass ....???? I can't figure it out AT ALL!

[@dalexplym4882]

(For anyone interested...) This kind of recorder is not intended for use in overdubbing or layered recording. As far as I know there is no way to PLAY a track(s) while recording another instrument/track at the same time -- nor can you add more material to an existing track without playing wire-patching games. Those tasks are handled much more easily and effectively by computers running software like Garage Band and Logic Pro. There are also hardware recorders designed for multi-track music recording, but they generally lack the flexibility and power of computer-based recorders.

[@huntingtonuniversityarizon696]

No need for Hirose! Here is our review on how we're powering our ZOOM F8 with an affordable USB to DC (with 12v regulator) cable, and a $20 Anker cell phone battery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJCcmZemdtWMqdU

[@jdfstudio]

USB works as a backup power source, but a locking hirose cable is always preferred.