You will also need a mic stand for each mic. Mics good enough to do what you want will probably run $50-100 each on the used market. The H6, which is a step up, is a more professional recorder with six independent tracks and six mic inputs, and no built-in mics. If you are going to record multiple tracks all at once, then it will work fine. If you are talking about layering the recordings, where you record one track at a time by yourself while listening to the other tracks previously recorded, I won’t be able to tell you whether/how to do that. It mounts on a standard camera tripod with a 1/4-20 screw. It _will_ supply 48VDC phantom power to the external mics. The controls to do settings are a little fiddly working through the menus, but the basic controls you use all the time (Stop, Play, Record, Pre-amp gain, etc.) have dedicated buttons.
Channels 3 and 4 take separate mic inputs. Two of the channels have dedicated built-in condenser mics, which are plenty good enough for your purposes. Can be set up as 4-track simultaneous or a stereo pair plus two other tracks.
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