Destroy your audio signal in the best possible way with the Tiptop Audio BitROT Bit Manipulation sonic destruction cartridge, containing a collection of 8 waveform-combination and bit-manipulation effects for the Tiptop Audio Z-DSP Eurorack module. The effects cover everything from ring modulation to distortion, with special attention being paid to each effect, with consistent control parameters that allow you to use the Z-DSP's sequential program control in a more musical way.

8 Waveform Combos & Bit Manipulation FX    8 Original Algorithms    Custom Designed for Z-DSP    Covers Ring Mod to Distortion    Consistent Control Parameters    Use Z-DSP's Seq Prog in Musical Way

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the H4essential provide phantom power to an XLR connected boom?

A: Yes, the Zoom H4essential 4-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder can provide phantom power to an XLR connected boom.

Q: 2. will a ipad recognize the zoom h1 essential as mic?

A: Yes, when using the USB-C port to connect to a PC, a Mac, an iOS device, or an Android device, the Zoom H1essential 2-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder can be used as a USB microphone while simultaneously recording to the SD card.

Q: 3. Can I disable recording of the Stereo Mix and record ONLY the iso tracks? (The 4 track version will NOT do this.)

A: According to the user manual for the Zoom H6essential 6-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder, files that are stereo mixes of all tracks will only be created when the sample rate is set to 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz.

Q: 4. Can you use a separate Mike?

A: Yes, you can connect an external microphone to the Zoom H1 Essential 2-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder through the 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Balanced/Unbalanced Line/Mic Input connector.

Q: 5. Input for a remote control like the H4N? Looks to be missing the port. If not, I'm saddened.

A: The remote connector for the Zoom H4essential 4-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder is for the Zoom BTA-1 adapter so that you can control the recorder from an iOS device via Bluetooth.

Q: 6. Can the H1essential provide phantom power to an XLR connected boom?

A: The Zoom H1essential 2-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder doesn't have an XLR connection, so it wouldn't be able to provide phantom power to a connected mic.

Q: 7. Does this record internally at 32-Bit ONLY ? So, there is no option to record internally at 16 or 24 bit. Thanks for clarifying

A: The Zoom H6essential 6-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder is a 32-Bit Float recorder only.

Q: 8. Does Zoom sell an extension cable for attaching the microphone capsules separate from the recorder with this next gen recorder?

A: The microphone modules previously available for the Zoom H4n, H5, H6, and H8 recorders are not compatible with the Zoom H6essential 6-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder or other recorders in the new essential series.

Q: 9. Is there any reason to buy Zoom F3 over the Zoom H4 Essential?

A: The Zoom F3 is a field recorder that is much more appropriate for ENG and Film audio, whereas the Zoom H6Essential is a handheld recorder. It really comes down to if you want to have on-board microphones or not, though. The units will operate the same way when used regardless.

Q: 10. Can it be powered via usb c?

A: The Zoom H6essential 6-Track 32-Bit Float Portable Audio Recorder can run on bus power via USB-C.