Zoom 2100 - Bypass and Mute Functions; Temporarily Bypassing Effects; Temporarily Muting Sound Output

Press and immediately release the foot
switch with the same number as the
currently-selected patch in Play mode (the
number shown on the right of the display).
The effects are bypassed, and the dry instrument
sound is output. At this time, the display indicates
“ ” for a while, then indicates “ ”.
At this point, you can tune the instrument using the Tuner
function, if necessary. (See page 7.)
To cancel the Bypass function, press one of
foot switches 1–3, the [BANK▲] switch, or
the [FUNCTION] switch (unless the “Ct”
function is assigned to the [FUNCTION]
switch).
When you press the [BANK▲] switch or the
[FUNCTION] switch, the patch selected before
you used the Bypass function is restored.
HINTHINT
6
Type(RTM)
Sens
/
Rate
POSITION
POSITION 1.COMP/WAH•DIST
2.DIST•COMP/WAH
COMP
/
WAH
Type
Gain
/
Top
Tone
/
Body
LevelPatch Level
DIST
Treble
Middle
Bass
ZNR
EQ
Type
Depth
/Time
Rate
/Pit/FB
Mix
/Mode
MOD
Type
Time
Tone
/FB
Mix
REV
/
DLY
1.AUX Mix
3.AUX Rch
2.AUX Lch
1.COMP
2.PEDAL-WAH
3.AUTO-WAH
4.TREMOLO
5.RING MOD
6.SLOW ATTACK
4.PLAYNOTE
Max Rec Time
Constant Pitch
Tone
Gain TrimMaster Level
JAM 1 JAM 2 JAM 3 JAM REC
Presence Amp Sim Rev Trim FUNCTION
SAMPLER COMP
/
WAH
UTILITY
PARM
1.CLEAN
2.OVER DRIVE
3. DISTORTION
4.FUZZ
/
GRUNGE
5.LEAD
6.METAL
7.ACOUSTIC
DIST
1.CHORUS
2.STEREO CHO
3. FLANGER
4.PHASE
5.PITCH
6.PEDAL-PITCH
7.DELAY
MOD
1.HALL
2.ROOM
3.PP-DELAY 1
4.PP-DELAY 2
REV/
DLY
JAM PLAY
MONITOR
ON
/
OFF
VALUE
+
–
B
321
GROUP(EXIT)
PATCHBANK
STORE
PRESETBOTH
BANK
SAMPLER
FUNCTION
SPEED
REC
Temporarily turning the effects off (Bypass)
You may turn off all the effects in the patch, and output only the dry instrument sound. (This is
called the “Bypass function.”) This function is useful when you wish to check the intensity of the
effects.
For a second or longer, press and hold the
foot switch with the same number as the
currently-selected patch in Play mode (the
number shown on the right of the display).
The output from the 2100 is muted. The display
indicates “ ” for a while, then indicates “ ”.
At this point, you can tune the instrument using the Tuner
function, if necessary. (See page 7.)
To cancel the Mute function, press one of
foot switches 1–3, the [BANK▲] switch, or
the [FUNCTION] switch unless the “Ct”
function is assigned to the [FUNCTION]
switch.
When you press the [BANK▲] switch or the
[FUNCTION] switch, the patch selected before
you used the Mute function is restored.
HINTHINT
Type(RTM)
Sens
/
Rate
POSITION
POSITION 1.COMP/WAH•DIST
2.DIST•COMP/WAH
COMP
/
WAH
Type
Gain
/
Top
Tone
/
Body
LevelPatch Level
DIST
Treble
Middle
Bass
ZNR
EQ
Type
Depth
/Time
Rate
/Pit/FB
Mix
/Mode
MOD
Type
Time
Tone
/FB
Mix
REV
/
DLY
1.AUX Mix
3.AUX Rch
2.AUX Lch
1.COMP
2.PEDAL-WAH
3.AUTO-WAH
4.TREMOLO
5.RING MOD
6.SLOW ATTACK
4.PLAYNOTE
Max Rec Time
Constant Pitch
Tone
Gain TrimMaster Level
JAM 1 JAM 2 JAM 3 JAM REC
Presence Amp Sim Rev Trim FUNCTION
SAMPLER COMP
/
WAH
UTILITY
PARM
1.CLEAN
2.OVER DRIVE
3. DISTORTION
4.FUZZ
/
GRUNGE
5.LEAD
6.METAL
7.ACOUSTIC
DIST
1.CHORUS
2.STEREO CHO
3. FLANGER
4.PHASE
5.PITCH
6.PEDAL-PITCH
7.DELAY
MOD
1.HALL
2.ROOM
3.PP-DELAY 1
4.PP-DELAY 2
REV/
DLY
JAM PLAY
MONITOR
ON
/
OFF
VALUE
+
–
B
321
GROUP(EXIT)
PATCHBANK
STORE
PRESETBOTH
BANK
SAMPLER
FUNCTION
SPEED
REC
Temporarily muting the sound output from the 2100
You may temporarily mute the sound output from the 2100. (This is called the “Mute function.”)
This function is useful when you wish to tune your instrument quietly on the stage.