Zoom recently launched a new compact 32-bit float audio recorder: the R4 MultiTrak. Primarily designed for musicians and content creators, this unit has two XLR/TS combo inputs, a built-in microphone, and you can use it as a 2-out USB audio interface via its USB-C port. So, let’s take a closer look at it! When it comes to audio solutions for filmmakers and content creators, Zoom has built a solid reputation over the years with legendary products such as the H4n. More recently, the company launched the Zoom Mictrak M2, M3, and M4 32-bit float recorders that don’t even have a gain knob! Indeed, the main advantage of 32-bit float audio recorders is that it’s nearly impossible to clip your track, and the audio level can be adjusted in post infinitely without bringing back unwanted noise or distorting the sound. Zoom is now back with another 32-bit float recorder primarily aimed at musicians, but that can also be very handy for filmmakers and content creators: the R4 MultiTrak. Zoom R4 MultiTrak – features The Zoom R4 MultiTrak is a reasonably compact audio recorder that measures 74 x 138 x 36mm/3.07 x 5.43 x 1.41in for a weight of 287g/10.12oz with batteries. This audio recorder is powered by four AA batteries (max. battery life: 14 hours), but it also supports bus power via the USB-C port on the right side of the unit. Also, an optional AC adapter (codename: Zoom AD-17) can be used for unlimited runtime. The Zoom R4 MultiTrak. Image...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 19 October, 2023