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Hello, I’m Sean with Tascam, and I’m gonna show you how to use your
DR-X series handheld recorder as a USB microphone for Zoom meetings.
As you can see, I have the DR-07X handheld recorder set up in front of me,
and this is going into Zoom.
So the audio that you’re hearing right now is the actual audio being transmitted from this to Zoom.
As you can also see, I have headphones on that are attached to the unit,
so we’ll also be discussing how to get playback from Zoom.
First off, you’ll need to start by connecting your recorder to your computer via USB.
After that, go to the menu, scroll down to and select USB, then Audio IF.
Be sure that your sample rate is set to 48k rather than 44.1 (kHz).
If you don’t do this, Zoom won’t recognize the unit.
Click Execute, and you’re halfway finished already.
All right, so I’m going to share my screen,
and I’ll show you how to set this up from the Zoom setting panel.
So once we have our Zoom window open, we’ll go to the Settings tab,
and then we’ll go to Audio.
As you can see, for speaker and microphone, I have this both set as the DR-X series.
So I have all my choices, and we’re going to go with the DR-X series.
You can test the microphone, but as we can see, this is working,
and then we’ll test the speaker.
And there’s the Zoom ringtone.
So as you can see, this is all set up.
I’ve demonstrated how easy it is to set up the DR-X series handheld recorders
to use as a USB microphone and playback tool with Zoom.
And you can also hear the fantastic audio quality that this produces.
Also, for your benefit, this whole tutorial has been created using Zoom.
I set up a meeting and recorded this, just myself in here,
so you can actually see and hear how this works so well.
I hope you found this helpful.
Thanks for watching, and enjoy your day!