User manual ZOOM G9ED

[. . . ] G9. 2tt Editor / Librarian Operation Manual Contents Introduction . . 2 2 2 2 3 Sending/Receiving G9. 2tt Patch Data . 4 Receiving a Patch Set from the G9. 2tt (Receive All) . 4 Sending a Patch Set to the G9. 2tt (Send All) . [. . . ] The settings can then be reloaded later at any time. Compared to saving and loading an entire patch set, this allows more detailed data management. ■ Exporting a category as a file This section explains how to write any category as a file to the computer. 1. 3. In the Library section of the Librarian window, click on the category that you want to save. Access the File menu of the Librarian window and select "Export". The Export window for selecting a file name and target location appears. After selecting the file name and target location, click the "Save" button to write the file. When the file writing process is complete, a dialog box appears. Click "OK" to close the dialog box. NOTE Data settings for patches/modules within the same category cannot be saved individually. 12 ■ Importing a category This section explains how to load a category into G9ED from a file saved on the computer. 1. 2. Access the File menu of the Librarian window and select "Import". The Import window for selecting a file appears. After the file has been selected, click the "Open" button to import the category. The category is added to the Library section of the Librarian window. 13 Editing Patch Data on the Computer Using the Editor window, you can edit any patch contained in a patch set received with G9ED. Because multiple modules can be shown simultaneously on the computer screen, detailed editing becomes much easier. An edited patch can be stored either in the G9ED patch set or in the user area of the G9. 2tt. About the Editor Window This section describes the various components of the Editor window. (1) Editor window (2) Control section (3) EFFECT CHAIN section (4) Module windows (5) Comment window (1) Editor window This window serves for editing the patch selected at the G9. 2tt or received with G9ED. The Editor window consists of the control section, EFFECT CHAIN section, and the various module windows. HINT • When you use the Editor window, the result of any editing step is reflected immediately at the G9. 2tt. • In the same way, when you edit a patch at the G9. 2tt, the result is reflected immediately in the Editor window. Changes to settings not supported by G9ED are disregarded. (2) Control section Gives access to various menus and to general G9ED functions. (3) EFFECT CHAIN section Allows control over the module insert positions. (4) Module windows Using representations of knobs, buttons, and other controls, the patch selected at the G9. 2tt or a single patch of a patch set with in G9ED can be edited. The PRE-AMP module, EQ module, ZNR module, and EXT LOOP module are shown together in the PreAmp window. The patch level (LEVEL parameter) is included in the Total window. For details about operation of the module windows, see the section "Using the Module Windows" (→ p. (5) Comment window This window lets you add a comment to the single patch selected in the Librarian window. To have the entered comment reflected in the patch list, click the SAVE 14 button. If this window is not shown, select "Comment" from the Window menu to bring it up. For details about the patch list in the Librarian window, see the section "Using the Librarian Window" (→ p. 8). ■ Control section (1) On Line button (3) Recv All button (5) LIB button (6) Patch name (2) Send All button (4) SAVE button (7) ARRM Setting button (8) Pedal Setting button (1) On Line button Sets G9ED to the online state (→ p. (2) Send All button Sends a specified patch set from G9ED to the G9. 2tt (→ p. [. . . ] (2) Control target selector menu Serves for selecting the module and parameter controlled by the expression pedal. Up to four control targets can be specified each for Pedal1, Pedal2V, and Pedal2H. (3) Switch function enable/disable Enables or disables the switch function of the expression pedal. When the check box is selected, pushing the respective expression pedal fully down will switch the control target module on or off. [. . . ]