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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you record in 24 bit and 32 bit simultaneously

A: No, the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder does not allow for simultaneous recording at different bit rates.

Q: 2. 3.5 mm mic input available?

A: The Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder does not feature a 3.5mm input onboard. Presumably, 3.5mm microphones can be adapted for connection to the F8n's XLR inputs with a product such as BH #ROVXLRP Rode VXLR+ 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter with Phantom Power Converter: https://bhpho.to/37jdBi5

Q: 3. How to connect this to a Diety Time Code sync e.gDEDTT0272D81?

A: The Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder can be connected to a timecode device like the Deity TC-1 with a locking 3.5mm to BNC cable like the Deity Microphones C15 Right-Angle Locking 3.5mm TRS to Right-Angle BNC Timecode Cable, B&H # DEDTS0272D62.

Q: 4. Are you able to confidence monitor the audio over the bluetooth connection with the app?

A: No. The Zoom F8 Control app for t the Zoom F8n Multitrack Field Recorder allows you to visually monitor the audio levels, but not to listen to the audio via Bluetooth. You will need to use the wired headphone output connection on the recorder in order to listen to the audio.

Q: 5. I saw another similar question that was unanswered, but can you send a mix to camera (via mini xlr) while also recording 32-bit internally?

A: Yes, you can output audio from the main outputs on the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder while recording internally to your SD card.

Q: 6. Can you overdub with this recorder, or playing 1 track while recording on another track?

A: No, the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder does not include any overdub functionality.

Q: 7. In addition to the power pack and two heads, does this case also fit two zoom reflectors?

A: The spaces for the heads are narrow, only slightly wider than the heads themselves, and therefor there is not room to fit two reflectors (which are, by design, much wider in diameter than the heads). I will still keep the case, as it works well, but do not want others to be mislead.

Q: 8. Why in the world does this device use mini USB instead of USB-C??? Can this be used as a recording interface? Seems like a step down from the F6...

A: Yes, the Zoom F8n Pro Multitrack Field Recorder can be used as a USB audio interface for recording. As for why Zoom had chosen mini-USB as the host connection instead of USB-C, it could be that mini-USB was the most common option when the F8n was released. You will need to contact Zoom for specific details regarding their choice of USB host connections.

Q: 9. Does Tentacle Sync work with the F8n?

A: Yes, the Tentacle Sync can be used with the Zoom F8n Pro. Here is a guide detailing how this setup can work: https://bit.ly/3LkFdoZ

Q: 10. In the Specs Tab, under "Approximate Battery Life" there are two entries for 48kHz/32bit. Could you please check?

A: In the specifications for "Approximate Battery Life" for the Zoom F8n Pro 8-Input / 10-Track Multitrack Field Recorder, the first section of entries for 48 kHz/32-bit are for recording 2 channels, while the second section of entries for 48 kHz/32-bit are for recording all channels. These details are shown in parenthesis. For more information, you can view the full listing of the manufacturer's specifications for estimated recording times at the top of page 314 in the user manual: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/817190.pdf