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Always is self explanatory but Backup means it will record internally when connected to the receiver (where as Always will keep recording even if the connection to the receiver is lost. Yes you would need to use the app to enable on-board recording but there are two modes, always and backup. Is that right? Or is there a way to record internally that I'm missing? In order to use the internal recording of the Go II, isn't it true that you need to enable the auto record function via the Rode Central app? Thereby essentially, whenever you turn on the transmitter and receiver - it will auto-record on the two transmitter mics separately (provided you set-up for a split track). Just to have more control over the recording and be able to start and stop and see the timecode. Well I guess this is the easier solution for the OP then. I guess that's because I left the module in the case and had forgotten about it! Is there a reason you need the H6 when the Go II’s have internal recording? So you should be able to run the Go II into that jack and record a stereo track that could be later split into L and R Mono channels with audio editing software. Supplied XYH-6 X/Y capsule provides secondary input via a stereo ⅛” Mic/Line In mini phone jack.Is this correct? And is there a way to record the audio of the two transmitters separately when the receiver is connected to the Zoom H6?Īccording to the features section of the H6’s website: If you connect the Rode Wireless Go II to the Zoom H6 recorder via XLR cable, I presume the two transmitters will record together on the single channel that the XLR cable is connected to on the recorder, effectively creating a merged/mono track of the two transmitters.

H6 setup for mac