| Subject: | H4N delay ? |
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| From: | "lamacchiacosta" lamacchiacosta |
| Date: | Sun Jul 31, 2011 5:46 am ((PDT)) |
Hello, I've got a Zoom H4N and I'm editing tons of recording I've made, at the mom= ents training sessions of British SuperBikes, Samsung Team. I'm using internal mics and external ones and I realised that there is a de= lay between the internal and the external inputs. The external input seems = delayed by 181 samples here. Is not a scientific test, but if I resync all = my tracks they sound bigger and the stereo spread is clearer. Does anyone who own one ever realised that? What's the amount of delay on y= ours? Many thanks. Emanuele |
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