can i use a lapel mic with the h4n
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Yes. As long as your mic has a 1/4" male end. A converter from 1/8" to 1/4" should be fine as long as it is a quality connection.
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Not sure what you are asking. We have ours plugged into our sound system. So we use a lapel Mic going into the system.
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The system will give you two lapel mics AND two headset mics. I mostly use the lapels, as the are more discreet. Headset works great for presentations too. Hope this helps!
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As long as the recorder has 1/4 inch input it will work fine. I use mine with a Zoom h2n on a regular basis. You'll probably want to invest in a shielded extension cable as the chord on the mic is very short.
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I'm not familiar with the ZOOM H4N, but I have not experienced any noise or wobbles while using my Rode shotgun mic.
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You should. Though I haven't tried it I don't see why you couldn't run one mic into the xlr input and run another into the 1/4. But make sure you use phantom power. Great question though. I'll have to try it out myself
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Yes, I used this with my i5 to use dual lapel microphones before updating to the i6.
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I have the same microphone and used my iphone4 to record and only got the recording through the onboard mic. The lapel is great but I think it is set up for use with recorders. I use it with the ZoomH1 but you could use a cheaper recorder Olympus VN-7200 Digital Voice Recorder (V404130BU000)
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no, you cannot use your own in-line-mic. The built-in mic is a tiny-hole near the headphone-port.
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You would need to check the frequencies that your mix uses to make sure that they aren't on the same frequency. Even if they are, the lapel mix can probably be changed. We run this as well as a wireless lapel and a wireless handheld mic in our church.
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I use this mic for filming with the h4n, it has worked well for me but I have never tested it with music performances. From my experience with it in the film world it is great for the price and should work well in an acoustic performance, if the h4 is set to the right levels.
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There is one wireless lavalier mic, one transmitter, one receiver, and a that second transmitter that you plug into an xlr connector on your regular mic.You can only use either the lavalier and transmitter OR the second transmitter attached to a regular mic at a time or you would need another receiver.However, I have my Sennheiser e935 plugged into the second transmitter and that sends signals to the receiver which is attached to my Zoom h6n. I can also run other wired mics, instruments, keyboards etc. to the Zoom h6n but only one mic wirelessly via the Sennheiser transmitter.I don't know about your Zoom h4n but the h6n can handle 4 additional mics plus the Sennheiser transmitter. There is one wireless lavalier mic, one transmitter, one receiver, and a that second transmitter that you plug into an xlr connector on your regular mic.You can only use either the lavalier and transmitter OR the second transmitter attached to a regular mic at a time or you would need another receiver.However, I have my Sennheiser e935 plugged into the second transmitter and that sends signals to the receiver which is attached to my Zoom h6n. I can also run other wired mics, instruments, keyboards etc. to the Zoom h6n but only one mic wirelessly via the Sennheiser... » Read More There is one wireless lavalier mic, one transmitter, one receiver, and a that second transmitter that you plug into an xlr connector on your regular mic.You can only use either the lavalier and transmitter OR the second transmitter attached to a regular mic at a time or you would need another receiver.However, I have my Sennheiser e935 plugged into the second transmitter and that sends signals to the receiver which is attached to my Zoom h6n. I can also run other wired mics, instruments, keyboards etc. to the Zoom h6n but only one mic wirelessly via the Sennheiser transmitter.I don't know about your Zoom h4n but the h6n can handle 4 additional mics plus the Sennheiser transmitter. « Show Less
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Hi Doug, Although I am pretty sure it will, don't assume, check the technical specs for the Phonak Brio and Compilot, to see if this setup will work with the MC1 external lapel mic. Sorry that I can't be of more help. Glenda.
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I just bought this highly rated napel mic ( Neewer 3.5mm Hands Free Computer Clip on Mini Lapel Microphone (3X Lapel Microphone) ). All 3 do not work with this Model.
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I don't think you can mix that on the Zoom H2n itself, but this is easily done on a PC using software like Audacity or Audition -- I think the H4n might be able to do this on the Zoom itself as it has a basic mixer
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Yes this is the perfect tool for the Zoom h4n . the right and left are male adapters leading to 1 female XLR out, plug into Mic and Action
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If your video camera has an USB input (USB line in) then H2n should work for simultaneous sound/video recording. However, if you are only using it as a microphone that connects to your video camera then there are cheaper alternatives. If your plan is to hold the video camera and the mic (H2n) then don't! H2n is top heavy and has poor balance when connected to the adapter or tripod.
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Yes, my H2N came with WAVELAB LE7. I found it lacking and ended up purchasing WavePad Sound Editor. It would have been costly to upgrade the LE7 and I found it not as user friendly as the WavePad.