Is this a stereo mic or does it just record the same audio to both L and R channels?
1632843
It is not the stereo mic it records the same. Rhode does make a stereo mic as well.
1223577
The mic is mono and the output from the receiver is stereo and comes with a supplied stereo male to male cable. Both camera audio channels will have sound with no differentiation between left and right sounds. I have used this mic successfully with Panasonic's GH3 and HDC-TM900 Cameras.
567482
You can but it defaults to recording stereo. On something like garage band it is as simple as changing the input from stereo to mono and then that opens up a second option for a second input in mono. This is a great little interface. I use it regularly.
826100
Mine shows 2 inputs: left and right. I don't use mine for that purpose. I am assuming if you want stereo, you'll need 2 microphones.
2206346
You talkin bout L and R channel in a single output the answer is noActually for a single channel you can split it up plus it's great to split up ur subs output, microphones etc .. I use it to split my subs
1932350
In theory it should work but you would only be able to record one channel (left vs right). I have not personally tried it.
1845658
Yes it records in stereo. I do not transfer the audio. I play it back on the unit so I do not know in what format it transfers.
2235341
You can output separately if you decide to left and right stereo and then edit it back together post recording. Otherwise no, there isn't really a way to do that.
733679
Microphones are mono and usually only work on one channel. What amplifier are you connecting it to?
1405295
Good question. I don't think it matters. For true stereo you need two mikes. I use Audacity software with windows and can record stereo, but that seems to be a software configuration.
1578212
I shoot DSLR video with multiple cameras. I wanted to find a way to mic up several people at once without having to buy multiple lav receiver/transmitters. (they are extremely expensive). I've was able to connect 5 lavalier mics to it. And plugged it into a Zoom H2N recorder. It works worked perfectly fine for me without any volume loss or audio degradation whatsoever. here the link to the lavs i used. http://www.amazon.com/Neewer-3-5mm-Hands-Computer-Microphone/dp/B005DJOI8I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382035340&sr=8-1&keywords=5x+lavalier And this is the audio recorder: http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-H2N-H2n-Handy-Recorder/dp/B005CQ2ZY6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382035397&sr=8-1&keywords=zoom+h2n
990443
No, it is a MP3 *player*/radio. It doesn't say anything about recording. If you want to record from this radio, you might search for a recording device and a cable to plug it in to the stereo headphone output.
1745567
Its gotta be stereo. The box does not specify, as it is 'generic' but it sounds clear on both l/r channels.
1099453
You must have an XLR male connection (cord or cordless cube) to operate this mic. What you see in the pic is exactly what you get. I use this for voice recording and it works perfectly.
390418
I record using the mic jack using a stereo plug coming from a reel-to-reel tape deck. I get a usable file but I suspect my original recordings are monaural.
124723
No. It has two separate inputs and a built in left and right channel stereo mic. So, technically, I would consider it a three channel reorder. If your looking for a dedicated four channel recorder. This is not the unit. But, you can swing out the built in mics to the "y" formation and then record two separate sound sources and then add the two left and right inputs in the back. But, the built in mics will still pick up the sounds out the other sound sources as am a kent noise. I have this unit for a while and it works like a champ, but I think that Tascam should be more clear on its capabilities. I hope that helps? No. It has two separate inputs and a built in left and right channel stereo mic. So, technically, I would consider it a three channel reorder. If your looking for a dedicated four channel recorder. This is not the unit. But, you can swing out the built in mics to the "y" formation and then record two separate sound sources and then add the two left and right inputs in the back. But, the built in mics will still pick up the sounds out the other sound sources as am a kent noise. I have this unit for a while and it works like a champ, but I think that Tascam should be more clear on... » Read More No. It has two separate inputs and a built in left and right channel stereo mic. So, technically, I would consider it a three channel reorder. If your looking for a dedicated four channel recorder. This is not the unit. But, you can swing out the built in mics to the "y" formation and then record two separate sound sources and then add the two left and right inputs in the back. But, the built in mics will still pick up the sounds out the other sound sources as am a kent noise. I have this unit for a while and it works like a champ, but I think that Tascam should be more clear on its capabilities. I hope that helps? « Show Less
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Yes it will, it uses the 1/8 inch mini jack which is the same as the 3.5 mm . If the recorder is set to mono, it will only record from one side of the mic, but if set to stereo it will record in stereo. You can use it either way.