Can you hear the metronome through headphones? I need to record something and need to keep time, but don't want the metronome sound in my recording.
761822
Yes-when you listen through headphones, there is no "external" sound-so it will work perfectly! I use it in that mode for exercises (same pentatonic scale over and over)... so I don't drive my wife insane.:&gt;}
692130
I apologize for the late response. You can copy from anything that has a 3.5 mm (headphone jack). I think it is a little complicated on how to use it, but it works well. I use headphones to lister, I i know when to start to record and when to stop. Adjusting volume, getting started is a little tricky but once you get used to it it is good. I have I tunes songs that recorded low, and I use the micorder to copy send increase volume.
1694073
I have not even noticed that I cannot hear my own voice though the headphones. Now that I think about it, I cannot -- and I am glad!. GoToMeeting records all meeting sessions and downloads them to my computer. I have to write up the minutes, so I must listen to the recordings to do so. What I hate is that when I turn up the volume loud enough to hear the attendees speaking, my own voice is DEAFENING! I have to strike a balance at some level where I can hear their voices, and not be deafened by my own. But, I don't need to hear my own voice (in the headphones) while the meeting is going on since I can hear it anyway.
103947
you could and it would work , but I don´t know about the quality of the recording since that is only for monitoring purposes. If there is line out in your keyboard I would use that
1701886
I take it by line out yu mean the headphone jack !Then no, yu wont b able as the headphone plug, as in most playback scenarios of playback music, interrupts the signal to the speakers and sends it to the headphones, bypassing the internal speakers. however, while recording, the music can be controlled by the jensens' controls. Hope this helps, G.
724519
Yes, I find it to be loud enough, but I would imagine it depends on what kind of headphones you are using. I use the Vic Firth isolation headphones and also a pair of in-ear monitors with this metronome, and I've never had any issues not being able to hear it.
1400061
No, you can only hear the sound via headphones, you have to purchase an amplifier seperately. there is a input for headphones and for amplifier.
1876032
You can record straight through the USB. Nifty little thing.But beware, its more of a mixer than a traditional interface, so it doesn't split the tracks you may have already laid down from the new ones you're recording. So basically, EVERYTHING you can hear it in your monitor mix, it's going to be on the track you're currently recording. So if you're recording something live, its perfect. If you're tracking something, not so much...
1132309
Yes - you need to use a recording app with high quality recording settings and If you want to hear what's happening on your headphones the app has to have a monitoring option built in as well. I use Fire 2, but I don't think that's in the App Store anymore so look for the best recording program available.
69175
You use a standard audio wire that goes from the Headphones/Line Out output of the Zoom to the input of the recorder. I do it all the time.
1765805
Yes there is a headphone jack!! I honestly have found that any headphones do the job. Noise canceling headphones will be better of course for hearing the sounds, but I've used normal earbuds and they work fine. As someone who has been doing video for a few years now, this is one of the best recorders I've ever used. It gives amazing quality sound while being super portable. If you use it to mic someone up, it can fit very easily into a pocket without being 'bulgy'. It also comes with memory already on the device which is unheard of! I haven't even purchased a seperate micro SD card for mine yet because it has enough memory for what I need it for. Hope this helps!! Definitely get this recorder!
1140371
I haven't tried that yet. I would like to know myself. And also what the yellow icon is below the headphone and microphone jacks. If it does record properly (in stereo) email me at halsmithnauvoo@gmail.com. As a fellow-owner, we have to help each other out.
128884
Check your sound options...there is no reason "just the headphones" would do this
235390
I have cable and can record, but the playback on my has been a B---h, can't seem to get the speed of the recording to sync with the speed of the playback. Don't get what the problem is.....haven't figured it out!
1574329
As loud as a cat's whisper, if you are playing piano with headphones. You can plug the headphones into the Metronome.
219454
what I do is use a headphones with volume control and its a way I take, or get amplified speakers for extra volume, also try an external recording unit that has a separate volume control, sorry I couldn't be more helpful ,miguel
2119591
Absolutely! You can even plug headphones into the unit to prevent feedback while recording live audio tracks. You may also mute or change volumes on every track already recorded; meaning if you wanted to hear a music track but not backing vocals while recording lead vocals, you could just mute the backing vocals.