User manual ZOOM 1204

[. . . ] ZOOM STUDIO Operation Manual POWER PEAK 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 Reverse SFX Power Pit/Echo Gate Flg/Echo Echo Cho/Echo Dly Tim/Rev Solo Pit/Rev Drums Flg/Rev Percus Cho/Rev MIDI CONTROL 512 PROGRAMS VOCODER, ROTARY MIC IN INPUT OUTPUT Hall Chourus 1 16 Room Flanger 2 15 Plate Pitch 3 Vocal Tremolo 4 14 Ambi Dly+Rev 5 13 Orche Cho+Rev 6 A B 12 11 Studio Flg+Rev 7 10 Session Pit+Rev 8 9 (Demo)1 ZOOM STUDIO MANUAL MEMORY STORE REV MOD CANCEL SERI PARA BANK EDIT 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 LOW HIGH DRY WET MIDI SFX EFFECTS BANK PATTERN EDIT EQ MIX EFFECT A/ B Thank you for selecting the ZOOM STUDIO 1204 (hereafter simply called the "1204"). Major Features The 1204 is a multi-effect device with the following features: 512 preset effect programs (32 effects x 16 patterns) Memory capacity for storing up to 100 of your own effect settings, resulting in a total of 612 available effect sounds. Easily changeable parameters let you create your own effect settings. Manual mode allows editing parameters in real time while using an effect. Memory mode lets the user instantly choose any of 100 stored effects. [. . . ] Note that any setting stored in a certain memory number will be lost (overwritten) when another setting is stored in the same number. The memory number shown on the display starts to flash. This indicates that the 1204 is in the store standby condition. Use the v and w keys to select the memory number in which you want to store the effect setting. Caution: If you want to cancel the process, you can press the CANCEL key at this point. If you go ahead with the store function, any earlier setting stored in the selected memory number will be overwritten. Store precautions When wishing to store an effect setting that you have made in manual mode, be sure to initiate the store process in manual mode. If you switch to memory mode first, the setting made in manual mode will be lost. When wishing to store an effect setting that you have made (edited) in memory mode, be sure to initiate the store process in memory mode. If you switch to manual mode first, the setting edited in memory mode will be lost. In memory mode, when wishing to store an edited effect setting in a memory number other than the one currently displayed, first press the STORE key once to activate the store standby condition and then use the v and w keys to select the desired memory number. If you select another memory number before pressing the STORE key, the setting stored in the new number will be called up and the setting you edited earlier will be lost. 5. To carry out the store function, press the STORE key once more. The memory number on the display flashes more rapidly. When the store process is completed, the memory number stops flashing and stays constantly on. The store function is now terminated. Note: If the store function was initiated while the 1204 was in manual mode, the unit will automatically be switched to memory mode after the store function is completed. The following items are stored in memory: EFFECT selector setting BANK switch setting PATTERN selector setting EDIT1, EDIT2 control settings (parameter settings) EQ LOW, EQ HIGH control settings MIX LEVEL control setting The following items are not stored in memory: INPUT level control setting OUTPUT level control setting EFFECT ON/OFF setting Effect setting changes made using external MIDI equipment s 18 s s Switching between manual mode and memory mode The currently active mode is shown by the MODE indicator. In manual mode, the indicator is on, and in memory mode, the indicator is off. In manual mode, all effect settings can be checked visually. This mode therefore is suitable for cases where parameters of an effect are to be fine-adjusted in real time, such as during mix-down. The mode is also suitable if you want to create a new effect from scratch. The memory mode serves to instantly call up stored effect settings. This mode therefore is suitable for use during a performance where effects are to be switched frequently. In this mode, it is also possible to edit a setting that has been called up. You can easily switch between the two modes as described below. [. . . ] Settings made with MIDI control change messages are only temporary and do not result in actual setting changes. If the store function is carried out, the stored contents will be the same as the original settings in memory. Use the MODE key to switch to memory mode. Symptom Control via MIDI cannot be carried out. Check Is the unit in manual mode?Does the MIDI channel setting match the send channel? [. . . ]