You can also use the Zoom H2n for this. I've read that you have to update the firmware to 3.0 for this to work. I can't verify that because I'd already done it. You MUST power the adapter, as it says in the video. I tried to do it without and it wouldn't work. I connected the power and it works like a charm. Excellent!
So it's 2020 now as someone said. And my iPhone doesn't have an headphone jack anymore for monitoring. Do you have any suggestion on how I could monitor the audio whilst recording now?
Hi, I have the Zoom H1. Can this be used with an iPhone (for video recordings) INSTEAD of a lavalier mic? Or would you recommend using both, a lavalier AND the H1, with the H1 as an interface to the iphone...? ( I know the H5 can be used as an interface, but can the H1 do the same thing?) Thanks!
I've been looking for some other options for off-camera audio sources, this looks promising. I'll dig around to see if VideoMic can use USB audio sources on iPhone 8
Nope - this does not work. The Zoom requires too much power, so the phone will refuse to use it. You need to have the powered dongle. This won't even work with the lightning/usb unpowered dongle that Apple now sell.
This was very useful! Thank you! Unfortunately it seems my adapter is faulty and is not connecting power. It cost so much too. I hope I can get it replaced :(
Thank you for making this video. I ordered cable that you mentioned. I should wait for 2-3 weeks, but now I can have a hope. I feel lucky to have same mic and phone. :-)
Thanks for the video Aaron! Your setup worked perfect when we used the lumsing. However, when we plugged it directly into the wall with the standard ac adapter from apple, it didn't work. Any suggestions?
if we shoot a video with the iphone, would it directly record the audio to zoom with this first setup? i tried but i didnt work, it seems to work with gopro to zoom line in. i have zoom h4n.
@@ecedorsay once you hook up the zoom you should see an option to use it as an audio interface that allows you to record the audio directly to your phone.
Great explanation, Can you please tell me connect to connect ZoomH1n and Boya BY M1 lav mic to my smart phone so that I can record Audio and Video in together.
Your mic is stereo but is the recording on the iphone stereo or does the app not expect anything but mono so it locks you to that? After all, all I see is a singular VU meter on the display.
I should have read the comments, but I’m trying to connect a H4N to my iPhone and it keeps saying that the device takes too much power even though I’ve got it plugged into the wall outlet. I was going through everything I could think of, maybe the aftermarket iPhone cords? Maybe the new version of IPhone? I’m grasping at straws here
This method works great for the Zoom H2n as well. Thanks Aaron! I've spent hours trying to figure out how to get the sound quality I like from the Zoom mic while shooting video from my phone. This is the only method that worked for me. For some reason, however, I couldn't get it to work on my iPad pro. Any ideas or suggestions on why?
Aaron Putnam - just tried again with exact same set up just in case I missed something, but still didn’t work on my iPad. No worries, though. I appreciate the video you put together and I’ve been using my iPhone with the H2n with great success.
@@masonhartman38 Did you use the powered adapter, or the new unpowered one? I can;t get an H2N to work with the unpowered one and a iphone7+, it requires power to run the Zoom for me.
@@jimsy5530 I definitely had to use the powered USB camera adapter that was used in the video, otherwise the phone won't have enough power to use the Zoom H2N as an external mic. The main difference that I did instead, was use the iRig Recorder app instead of Garage Band like he did in the video. I just did a video last week and it worked great. Make sure the H2n is set to a USB audio interface and turn the monitor off within the iRig or Garage Band app. Gently tap the Zoom to make sure it is picking up sound from that mic and not the iPhone's built in mic.
Jimsy just for clarity, I didn’t have to buy an iRig mic. I just used the free iRig app that you can download from the App Store. I used the H2n mic on the iRig app. The only component you’d have to buy is the USB 3 camera adapter which is about $39.
Hello Aaron. Great video. I have a doubt about it. Is the quality of the audio the same both with the audio in the video and the audio in the zoom h1? What I mean is that I would like to use the zoom h1n, as a mike, connect to my iPhone, and edit it in iMovie with the audio in the video without having to download it from h1n. But, I’d like it to have the same quality the h1n records in itself. Thank you in advance.
So when I plus one Shure Sm57 and Rode NTK on my Zoom H5(rechargeable batteries) IPhone 6s by this adapter , it would be more longlast to make recording right?
I have the h5 and am recording by using iPad, but the problem is, the battery. Dies too fast! And my records sometimes reach 3 hours, so what should i do? Is there a way to mange the problem? I used to use the bank battery, but the only way to connect the iPad is by the mini usb cable, which is the same cable for the bank battery! Any idea? If there is no idea, is it possible to use a recording device with using iPad?
Hey Aaron Thanks for the video! Will this work with sound out as well or will audio out be via phone speaker? I'm looking for a way to record song over music in an app but need monitoring for it. Thanks again
when my power source is on, and i plug in the zoom, it says, "this accessory is not supported by this device." do you know why this is happening? is it because i have an iphone 5s? it works on my ipad pro, but i want it to work for my iphone 5s. also, i am on iOS 8.1 on my phone. maybe i should update to 9.3.2?
Tried but it's just not working out for me. I'm going to just use my Rode Video Micro into the H1 and sync the iPhone in Premiere Pro. Disappointed but not defeated
It tends to flash the choices (usb/audio) just a bit too quick and I'd rather be actually filming than playing whack-a-mole with the button and display. But that does not mean I've completely written written off doing it. I need to go with what works best for me right away and get busy, I spend too much time fussing over gear
Thanks for the reply. What I'd like to do is record audio from say a Korg Volca from the Volca to the line in of the h1. In this case will room noise compete with the incoming signal from the Volca? Thanks :).
please reply to this Aaron I would really appreciate it. you kind of mentioned it but i want to be clear. can i record audio with external microphone while recording video on iPhone? with usb 3 camera adapter? and one more. when i record audio or video with my iPhone it makes hissing sound(some iPhones do). if i use an external microphone will it pickup hissing sound too? my external microphone is blue yeti pro just in case.
Can you pleeeeease clarify... TRT I have the same exact question. I have an external Samson USB microphone, the new USB3 lightning camera adapter, and an iphone 5s. I am trying to video with my iphone while using the external microphone as the main sound source. However, I cannot for the life of me get it to work. I see apps available but it seems to all be post-production... not using the mic during recording itself. Please help- I'm going crazy trying to figure this out.
The zoom h1 has his own battery supply right? So why the external usb? Can't you just plug it in to the camera adapter and it works on battery power? gr. Arjan
They sell a larger adapter that has head phone hack so you can use the zoom as the mic to record video on the iPhone and monitor the sound with head phones. This way the zoom does not feed back when you need to monitor the sound as your recording video. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B074DX3Z2F/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=A3JRLEWZUT6O40&psc=1
Aaron Putnam yes i was thinking of using a 3.5mm TRS cable connected to H1 line out then on the other end connect it to my iphone with a 3.5mm TRRS adapter. i have a peavey ampkit device lying around which has a 1/4 audio in jack (for connecting to a guitar) and a 3.5mm TRRS jack for connecting to the iPhone. using a 1/4inch to 3.5mm adapter, i was able to record sound from the H1 directly into the iPhone, but only in mono. I'll try and look for a good 3.5mm TRS to TRRS adapter (like the rode SC4) and see if i can get a stereo sound
Hi, thanks for you demo. Does it work the same with the iOS Camera app? I am going to shoot video with the Camera app plus H5 or Tascam DR100 as audio input, provided that the iPhone internal mic is off.
Can you or anyone tell if I use ac adapter with my zoom g3x and plug it in USB 3 camera adapter, will this work fine on my iphone 6s Plus? I want to use native camera app but with stereo audio from my zoom g3x. Thanks
Thank you but today i have found out that h4n is basically not compatible with ipad. But interesting that h1 is still compatible with ipad. I hope this info is informative to everybody. cheers!
Nope, Ipad didn't show any error message and H4n screen just shows perfectly normal status like when I connected to my laptop with USB mode. There are some videos that they have successfully connected H4n and iPad but all are 4-5years ago. I found a post about connection problem 3 years ago and figured out that since upgrading iOS6 it is not compatible any longer. And interestingly that is when Zoom started to release new line up like IQ4. So I only assume that for marketing reason Zoom started to set H4n not compatible with any longer. Well, H5 and H6 have menu connect to iPad but not H4n so understandable but even H1 works with iPad. Oh hate this. XD Please UA-camrs. If you have any secret method please share with us! :D
Aaron Putnam ok, great to know. I was between buying the videomicro and H1, bought the zoom because its so much more versatile for video and even standalone audio in general. but might end up with the videomicro also.
Aaron Putnam yeah, seems the zoom can do nearly everything the rode will and alot more, but the rode is very limited in what it will do in comparison, especially since camera preamps arent so good, and the zoom acts as one. I think I might get the rode because it focuses sound better in one direction, and run it through the zoom. probably wouldn't connect it to the camera unless the subject was very close to the lens. connected to the camera is convenient when you can get away with it though.
When using the Zoom H1 connected to an iPhone, whether by itself or with an additional external mic such as the one in this video, will editing be needed to sync the audio with the video, or is it completely synced at playback, without having to edit?
Hello, I get massive feedback when I open MoviePro to record video with sound :( I tried to record with normal video app but doesn't use the zoom microphone, uses phone mic instead :( PLEASE HELP
Aaron Putnam thanks for the reply! I was selecting audio and not USB oops haha I hope that was the only problem.. spent too much money on all this so far xD have a great day!
Aaron Putnam thanks for the quick reply. I'm trying to get a better set up for my guitar videos. I suppose I could always record the audio separately while filming from iPhone and then sync it later.
Aaron Putnam I'm not the brightest when it comes to recording. I just want to use the good quality iPhone camera with a quality mic. I haven't purchased the H1 but I like its features. Just looking for a simple way to make a great video and with quality audio.
But that pretty much answers my question. If I have this setup it will record audio through the zoom, and the video from the iPhone. That's great. Thanks for the reply!!! I'm excited
Aaron Putnam I guess one last thought is would I have to press the record button on the mic as well when it's connected to the phone? Or does the camera apps "record button" turn on the H1 as well?
@@ecedorsay the adapter doesn't have a battery so you can't charge it. You just need to provide external power with either a wall adapter or USB power bank.
Fotocred Fred thank you so much. i hope i can make it work with my iphone x connected to zoom h4n usb. i want direct video sound recording to the iphone.
@@TabsOnTech thanks but I have a new problem. My phone says that the H1 requires too much power and that's with plug in power or power bank. my phone is an iphone 6plus version 12.4.5
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It’s 2020 and I thank you for this tip!
You can also use the Zoom H2n for this. I've read that you have to update the firmware to 3.0 for this to work. I can't verify that because I'd already done it. You MUST power the adapter, as it says in the video. I tried to do it without and it wouldn't work. I connected the power and it works like a charm. Excellent!
So it's 2020 now as someone said. And my iPhone doesn't have an headphone jack anymore for monitoring. Do you have any suggestion on how I could monitor the audio whilst recording now?
I didn’t realise there was a new version of the camera adapter. The power issue has always been a problem. Thanks.
Is it possible to use zoom outside garage band? For example, will it work in instagram stories?
How can you monitor the sounds with headphones on an iPhone X? Using this same setup? Isn’t there a stereo earphone jack on the interface?
Hi, I have the Zoom H1. Can this be used with an iPhone (for video recordings) INSTEAD of a lavalier mic? Or would you recommend using both, a lavalier AND the H1, with the H1 as an interface to the iphone...? ( I know the H5 can be used as an interface, but can the H1 do the same thing?) Thanks!
Found you answer?
I've been looking for some other options for off-camera audio sources, this looks promising. I'll dig around to see if VideoMic can use USB audio sources on iPhone 8
will this record in stereo or mono? can i use the camera app for recording?
I think the headphone adapter that comes with the iPhone 7 would work just fine. Then power the Zoom with internal or external battery.
It doesn't work for me...
@@gengchen4813 you might need an 3 pole to 4 pole cable.
Nope - this does not work. The Zoom requires too much power, so the phone will refuse to use it. You need to have the powered dongle. This won't even work with the lightning/usb unpowered dongle that Apple now sell.
This was very useful! Thank you! Unfortunately it seems my adapter is faulty and is not connecting power. It cost so much too. I hope I can get it replaced :(
Thank you for making this video. I ordered cable that you mentioned. I should wait for 2-3 weeks, but now I can have a hope. I feel lucky to have same mic and phone. :-)
Wow! That's pure genius! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much, this helps me a lot, I was gonna buy an other mic, because of that boring zoom h1 battery issue
This was helpful.
Glad to hear!
Thanks for the video Aaron! Your setup worked perfect when we used the lumsing. However, when we plugged it directly into the wall with the standard ac adapter from apple, it didn't work. Any suggestions?
if we shoot a video with the iphone, would it directly record the audio to zoom with this first setup? i tried but i didnt work, it seems to work with gopro to zoom line in. i have zoom h4n.
Using this method will turn your recorder into an interface and the audio will be captured on your iPhone only.
Fotocred Fred so i dont have the push the record button on the zoom right? it will work as a usb mic directly recording to the iphone?
@@ecedorsay once you hook up the zoom you should see an option to use it as an audio interface that allows you to record the audio directly to your phone.
For some reason, I cannot get iPhone to capture stereo from the H1 - it's only taking Mono signal.
LineOut from Zoom to iPhone, I mean.
Great explanation, Can you please tell me connect to connect ZoomH1n and Boya BY M1 lav mic to my smart phone so that I can record Audio and Video in together.
Great video with clear instructions! Thank you .
Hey! Can i use it in iPad?
Will the Apple Camera App use the H1 as the audio source? Thanks!
thanks!
Your mic is stereo but is the recording on the iphone stereo or does the app not expect anything but mono so it locks you to that? After all, all I see is a singular VU meter on the display.
Thank you very much sir!
I should have read the comments, but I’m trying to connect a H4N to my iPhone and it keeps saying that the device takes too much power even though I’ve got it plugged into the wall outlet. I was going through everything I could think of, maybe the aftermarket iPhone cords? Maybe the new version of IPhone? I’m grasping at straws here
This method works great for the Zoom H2n as well. Thanks Aaron! I've spent hours trying to figure out how to get the sound quality I like from the Zoom mic while shooting video from my phone. This is the only method that worked for me. For some reason, however, I couldn't get it to work on my iPad pro. Any ideas or suggestions on why?
Aaron Putnam - just tried again with exact same set up just in case I missed something, but still didn’t work on my iPad. No worries, though. I appreciate the video you put together and I’ve been using my iPhone with the H2n with great success.
@@masonhartman38 Did you use the powered adapter, or the new unpowered one? I can;t get an H2N to work with the unpowered one and a iphone7+, it requires power to run the Zoom for me.
@@jimsy5530 I definitely had to use the powered USB camera adapter that was used in the video, otherwise the phone won't have enough power to use the Zoom H2N as an external mic. The main difference that I did instead, was use the iRig Recorder app instead of Garage Band like he did in the video. I just did a video last week and it worked great. Make sure the H2n is set to a USB audio interface and turn the monitor off within the iRig or Garage Band app. Gently tap the Zoom to make sure it is picking up sound from that mic and not the iPhone's built in mic.
@@masonhartman38 Ok, thanks. I was trying to avoid getting an irig, but it looks like that's what I'll have to do!
Jimsy just for clarity, I didn’t have to buy an iRig mic. I just used the free iRig app that you can download from the App Store. I used the H2n mic on the iRig app. The only component you’d have to buy is the USB 3 camera adapter which is about $39.
Excellent information, thank you!
Hi, does it work with latest iOS versions? I have information that this don't work now (connecting sound cards and other devices).
Thank so much. This video made my day !
Are you getting the stereo signal from the Zoom to the iPhone this way, or just mono?
you can capture stereo audio from the zoom recorder but the videomicro is only mono.
I’ve tried this with the stereo mics but it will only record in mono
how does the USB connection compare to the exit mic connection?
Hi again,
Does the Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter have to be charged or is it permanently powered?Thanks.
Why don't use the line in line out from the zoom H1 and power the H1 with battery.. And connect to iPhone via lightning to 3.5mm adapter.. Less cables
Rudi Yang I tried that way with iPad, didn’t work
What app is it you’re using? Does it work for the 5s as well? Doesn’t seem to work 😐
Can you do it the other way round ? Clip Mic Digital Lighting, to Zoom?
You think my Olympus ls10 will work the same? Seems to have all the same things
Hello Aaron. Great video. I have a doubt about it. Is the quality of the audio the same both with the audio in the video and the audio in the zoom h1? What I mean is that I would like to use the zoom h1n, as a mike, connect to my iPhone, and edit it in iMovie with the audio in the video without having to download it from h1n. But, I’d like it to have the same quality the h1n records in itself. Thank you in advance.
So when I plus one Shure Sm57 and Rode NTK on my Zoom H5(rechargeable batteries) IPhone 6s by this adapter , it would be more longlast to make recording right?
I have the h5 and am recording by using iPad, but the problem is, the battery. Dies too fast! And my records sometimes reach 3 hours, so what should i do? Is there a way to mange the problem?
I used to use the bank battery, but the only way to connect the iPad is by the mini usb cable, which is the same cable for the bank battery!
Any idea?
If there is no idea, is it possible to use a recording device with using iPad?
Possible link purchase of Amazon plug
Do you need battery in zoom or can you use it without battery in this way?
It was work on Chines(not original) usb adapter?🤔
Does it work for H1n version??
Castruccio Castracani degli Antelminelli it should work the same
Yeah, its work with zoom h1n but zoom h1n need AAA Batteries, which is the major problem because it just drain the batteries in 2 hours
Awesome--thanks!
great thanks!
Will this work for iPhone X??
Why not record h1 or phone what is benefit?
does this work with zoom h2n ???
is there some sort of accessory to securely mount the zoom h1 onto my iphone after i set this up?
thanks! that was really helpful!
Hey Aaron
Thanks for the video! Will this work with sound out as well or will audio out be via phone speaker? I'm looking for a way to record song over music in an app but need monitoring for it.
Thanks again
Fantastic! Thanks!
Thank you :)
when my power source is on, and i plug in the zoom, it says, "this accessory is not supported by this device." do you know why this is happening? is it because i have an iphone 5s? it works on my ipad pro, but i want it to work for my iphone 5s. also, i am on iOS 8.1 on my phone. maybe i should update to 9.3.2?
+Jeffrey McNeary i updated to ios 9.3.2 and it worked.
Tried but it's just not working out for me. I'm going to just use my Rode Video Micro into the H1 and sync the iPhone in Premiere Pro. Disappointed but not defeated
Ok, so it finally worked but I think I'll still sync. Thanks anyway.
It tends to flash the choices (usb/audio) just a bit too quick and I'd rather be actually filming than playing whack-a-mole with the button and display. But that does not mean I've completely written written off doing it. I need to go with what works best for me right away and get busy, I spend too much time fussing over gear
Hey Aaron,
Thanks for putting up this very helpful video! Do you think that this setup would work with an old H2 as well?
Also, I have an iphone 6, so does that mean it wouldn't be compatible with the camera adapter since it's USB 3?
Ok, good to know; guess I'll need to pick up an adapter. :)
Nice presentation. While the h1 will record from your i0S device, its also going to pick up room noise isn't it?
Thanks for the reply. What I'd like to do is record audio from say a Korg Volca from the Volca to the line in of the h1. In this case will room noise compete with the incoming signal from the Volca? Thanks :).
Thanks so much. Still researching but this might the answer.
please reply to this Aaron I would really appreciate it. you kind of mentioned it but i want to be clear. can i record audio with external microphone while recording video on iPhone? with usb 3 camera adapter? and one more. when i record audio or video with my iPhone it makes hissing sound(some iPhones do). if i use an external microphone will it pickup hissing sound too? my external microphone is blue yeti pro just in case.
Can you pleeeeease clarify... TRT I have the same exact question. I have an external Samson USB microphone, the new USB3 lightning camera adapter, and an iphone 5s. I am trying to video with my iphone while using the external microphone as the main sound source. However, I cannot for the life of me get it to work. I see apps available but it seems to all be post-production... not using the mic during recording itself. Please help- I'm going crazy trying to figure this out.
have you found the way to make it work?
@@CassieNL
The zoom h1 has his own battery supply right? So why the external usb? Can't you just plug it in to the camera adapter and it works on battery power? gr. Arjan
Thanks for your reply! I still have one question if you don't mind. Does it record at highest audio quality (96) when put in this setup? gr. Arjan
Where did you get that adapter? I Can't seem to find it
They sell a larger adapter that has head phone hack so you can use the zoom as the mic to record video on the iPhone and monitor the sound with head phones. This way the zoom does not feed back when you need to monitor the sound as your recording video. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B074DX3Z2F/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=A3JRLEWZUT6O40&psc=1
can i connect directly to the 3.5mm via a TRS to TRRS adapter?
Aaron Putnam yes i was thinking of using a 3.5mm TRS cable connected to H1 line out then on the other end connect it to my iphone with a 3.5mm TRRS adapter. i have a peavey ampkit device lying around which has a 1/4 audio in jack (for connecting to a guitar) and a 3.5mm TRRS jack for connecting to the iPhone. using a 1/4inch to 3.5mm adapter, i was able to record sound from the H1 directly into the iPhone, but only in mono. I'll try and look for a good 3.5mm TRS to TRRS adapter (like the rode SC4) and see if i can get a stereo sound
Hi, thanks for you demo. Does it work the same with the iOS Camera app? I am going to shoot video with the Camera app plus H5 or Tascam DR100 as audio input, provided that the iPhone internal mic is off.
Aaron Putnam thank you, I need to purchase the lighning-usb adapter then.
Just tested, DR100 cannot connect via USB
Can you or anyone tell if I use ac adapter with my zoom g3x and plug it in USB 3 camera adapter, will this work fine on my iphone 6s Plus? I want to use native camera app but with stereo audio from my zoom g3x. Thanks
Thanks for quick reply, I am going to record video with external audio using USB Camera adapter with Alto 1604 USB mixer. Lets see how it works.
Would it work in the same way with H4n? (not pro)
Thank you very much!
Thank you but today i have found out that h4n is basically not compatible with ipad. But interesting that h1 is still compatible with ipad. I hope this info is informative to everybody. cheers!
Nope, Ipad didn't show any error message and H4n screen just shows perfectly normal status like when I connected to my laptop with USB mode. There are some videos that they have successfully connected H4n and iPad but all are 4-5years ago. I found a post about connection problem 3 years ago and figured out that since upgrading iOS6 it is not compatible any longer. And interestingly that is when Zoom started to release new line up like IQ4. So I only assume that for marketing reason Zoom started to set H4n not compatible with any longer. Well, H5 and H6 have menu connect to iPad but not H4n so understandable but even H1 works with iPad. Oh hate this. XD Please UA-camrs. If you have any secret method please share with us! :D
since the rode videomicro draws power from what its plugged into, does the Zoom provide power through its mic input?
Aaron Putnam ok, great to know. I was between buying the videomicro and H1, bought the zoom because its so much more versatile for video and even standalone audio in general. but might end up with the videomicro also.
Aaron Putnam yeah, seems the zoom can do nearly everything the rode will and alot more, but the rode is very limited in what it will do in comparison, especially since camera preamps arent so good, and the zoom acts as one. I think I might get the rode because it focuses sound better in one direction, and run it through the zoom. probably wouldn't connect it to the camera unless the subject was very close to the lens. connected to the camera is convenient when you can get away with it though.
Hello Aaron, I bought the adapter but the zoom h1 does not record sound when i am shooting video on my iPhone.. Help!? PLease
Hi Aaron meaning that the zoom h1 only record internally to the disk only using video apps right? May i know which video apps is work?
Arjan
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Can it use with camera recording?
Bian Achmad yes, should work just fine with most recording apps 👍
When using the Zoom H1 connected to an iPhone, whether by itself or with an additional external mic such as the one in this video, will editing be needed to sync the audio with the video, or is it completely synced at playback, without having to edit?
Hello, I get massive feedback when I open MoviePro to record video with sound :( I tried to record with normal video app but doesn't use the zoom microphone, uses phone mic instead :( PLEASE HELP
PS: monitor option did not show up, I have iPhone 6s
Aaron Putnam thanks for the reply! I was selecting audio and not USB oops haha I hope that was the only problem.. spent too much money on all this so far xD have a great day!
wow, nice !!!!!
Will this setup simultaneously record audio from the H1 while recording with the iPhones stock camera app?
Aaron Putnam thanks for the quick reply. I'm trying to get a better set up for my guitar videos. I suppose I could always record the audio separately while filming from iPhone and then sync it later.
Aaron Putnam I'm not the brightest when it comes to recording. I just want to use the good quality iPhone camera with a quality mic. I haven't purchased the H1 but I like its features. Just looking for a simple way to make a great video and with quality audio.
But that pretty much answers my question. If I have this setup it will record audio through the zoom, and the video from the iPhone. That's great. Thanks for the reply!!! I'm excited
Aaron Putnam I guess one last thought is would I have to press the record button on the mic as well when it's connected to the phone? Or does the camera apps "record button" turn on the H1 as well?
do you think this will work with zoom h6 too?
Thanks
do we need to charge the apple mini box
while recording? or before?
If you're referring to the Apple USB adapter, yes it needs power.
Fotocred Fred so it needs power constantly? or it gets fully charged after a while n how can we be sure?
@@ecedorsay the adapter doesn't have a battery so you can't charge it. You just need to provide external power with either a wall adapter or USB power bank.
Fotocred Fred thank you so much. i hope i can make it work with my iphone x connected to zoom h4n usb. i want direct video sound recording to the iphone.
but how do we record video at the same time?
elTony once the zoom is connected, almost every video recording app will use the external microphone audio.
@@TabsOnTech thanks but I have a new problem. My phone says that the H1 requires too much power and that's with plug in power or power bank. my phone is an iphone 6plus version 12.4.5
UV levels xD
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