The level where is you see no bar while the recorder is still, is the perfect level for you to record.
Try different level settings on the recorder and see the bars of the recorder while it’s kept still.
The best thing to do is to turn on the recorder and set it aside for a while. The problem is, there is no perfect number to set the level and it depends on your surroundings and if you are using an external mic. Now that you have set the Auto Level off while recording audio, it’s very important that you set it to an optimal level manually while recording. For further reading on this, I would suggest you read the list of common audio sample rates on Wikipedia. However, if you are recording videos for a project or a presentation, it’s ideal to record in wave format in 48kHz 24-bit. 192 or 256 kbps is good enough for these kinds of recordings. As MP3 files are smaller in size, they don’t carry the amount of detail when compared to a WAV audio file, it’s ideal to use it for long meetings and conference recording. Choosing Between MP3 and WAVĭepending on what you are recording, you can select anything between MP3 and WAV format.
So here are 4 cool tips for beginners to get the best out of Zoom H1 while recording professional audio using it.
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