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Hello, Thanks for your kind reply. I'm very sorry I wasn't clear in my first post. I don't think that the students or professors would be pleased to see me recording on a device such as the H1n. The complete signal chain will be Neumann KM84 or AKG C422 mics into an Audient Mico preamp, using the AES out to the Denon DN-700R in a concert hall with excellent acoustics. The H1n you've suggested doesn't have analog or digital line inputs. The H1n's big brother, the H4n looks promising, but it would be great to not spend any money unless absolutely necessary.

Stop driving when you can walk Ireland Wagner/File You’re running late to meet your friend at Memorial Glade. Like, really late — you were supposed to be there 10 minutes ago and your apartment is a 15-minute walk away. A difficult choice emerges: Should you suck it up, just walk and be even later, or should you get in the car and be there in five? Though I’ve chosen to just drive and be marginally late many times, there are so many reasons to walk instead. Walking is good for your body, reduces your carbon footprint, decreases air and noise pollution and it’s pretty fun (when you’r...

Dr. Omar Amr wrote about his experiences with racism, on his path to graduating from Harvard medical school and as part of Team USA’s Olympic water polo team, in a Race In LA essay last year. He never imagined the notoriety or loss of personal friendships that would follow.

Forget far-flung holidays – this summer, all I want to do is go home to Mum Sally Coffey © Provided by The Independent It’s been more than 13 months since I’ve seen my mum (or to use her proper name, mammy). It’s the longest I’ve ever gone without seeing her. We have been separated before – there was that year in Australia when I was 19, then six months in South America in my mid-twenties, which I’m sure felt long for her, but flew by for me as I was so busy having fun. But this latest period of separation has felt tougher in so many ways. Not only because we�...

Forget far-flung holidays – this summer, all I want to do is go home to Mum Sally Coffey © Provided by The Independent It’s been more than 13 months since I’ve seen my mum (or to use her proper name, mammy). It’s the longest I’ve ever gone without seeing her. We have been separated before – there was that year in Australia when I was 19, then six months in South America in my mid-twenties, which I’m sure felt long for her, but flew by for me as I was so busy having fun. But this latest period of separation has felt tougher in so many ways. Not only because we�...