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Optional accessories

The following optional accessories are available for use with the .

Shotgun mic attachment (SGH-6)

This highly-directional mic is great for capturing mono-

phonic sound from a speciﬁc location. Use it in place of an

stereo mic.

• This mic records to the L/R track in mono.

External XLR/TRS input (EXH-6)

Use instead of a stereo mic to give the

two more XLR/

TRS input jacks (L/R input).

• This does not support phantom power.

Usage and Safety Precautions2
Introduction3
Table of Contents4
Contents4
Included Items5
Names of Parts6
MIC Overview8
- XY MIC8
- MS MIC8
Connecting and Disconnecting Mics9
- MIC Connection9
- MIC Disconnection9
Connecting Mics/Other Devices to Inputs 1-410
- Connecting Mics10
- Connecting Instruments/Other Devices10
- Stereo Inputs10
- Connection Examples11
Optional Accessories12
Display Overview14
- Home/Recording Screen14
- Playback Screen15
Supplying Power16
- Using Batteries16
- Using an AC Adapter (Sold Separately)17
Loading an SD Card18
Turning the Power on and off19
- Turning the Power on19
- Turning the Power off19
Using the Hold Function20
- Activating the Hold Function20
- Deactivating the Hold Function20
Setting the Language21
Setting the Date and Time22
Setting the Type of Battery Used23
Recording Process24
Folder and File Structure25
Basic Recording26
Selecting the Folder Where Projects Are Saved28
Recording Automatically29
Pre-Recording31
Counting in before Recording32
Adjusting the Side MIC Level33
Backup Recording34
Overdubbing35
Playback38
Basic Playback38
Select the Playback Project from the List40
Changing the Playback Speed41
Repeat Playback of a Set Interval (AB Repeat)42
Changing the Playback Mode44
Changing the Playback Pitch (Key)45
Mixing46
Checking Project Information48
Checking Track Marks49
Changing Project Names50
Mixing down a Project52
Normalizing Tracks54
Dividing Projects56
Trimming Project Beginnings and Ends58
Deleting One Project60
Deleting All Projects in a Folder61
Rebuilding a Project62
Recording a Project Voice Memo63
Playing Backup Files64
Data Exchange with Computers (Card Reader)66
Using as an Audio Interface68
Audio Interface Settings70
- Making Direct Monitoring Settings70
- Using Loop Back (in Stereo MIX Mode)71
- Mixing the Inputs72
Using the Tuner74
Using the Metronome76
Reducing Noise (Low Cut Filter)78
Using the Input Compressor/Limiter79
Adjusting the Input Signal Monitoring MIX80
Monitoring MS-RAW Signals82
Setting the Recording Format83
Changing Automatic Recording Settings84
- Enabling Automatic Stopping85
Setting How Projects Are Named86
Changing the Phantom Power Setting87
Using Plug-In Power88
Using VU Meters to Check Input Levels89
Setting the Display to Save Power90
Adjusting the Display Brightness91
Checking the Firmware Versions92
Restoring the Default Settings93
Checking SD Card Open Space94
Formatting SD Cards95
Testing SD Card Performance96
Updating the Firmware98
Using SD Cards from Older H Series Recorders99
Using a Remote Control (Sold Separately)100
Troubleshooting101
Specifications102

Brand	Zoom
Model	H6 Handy Recorder
Category	Recording Equipment
Language	English

Zoom H6 Handy Recorder User Manual

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