Zoom 9002 - Editing

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Prt-.ss
either of the
BANK kevs sevcral
times aud notice hor,v the BANK
part ofthe
displav indicates
each ofthe IISER
(0-4)
and
PRESET
(0-4)
banks.
Trv settlng it to PRESET
1. The bank nurnber rvill
flash.
(2)
Next, select
vciur
desired
patch numllt:r trrr pressing one of the four
PATCH
kevs
(locatecl
belorv
the BANK kevs). Press the
PATCH 2 kev
so
that
its LED
lights. Thc bank number
rvill
stop
flashing.
You have norv selected
prcset
bank 1,
patch
2.
Editing
Each
patch is
a
chain of individual effects.
You
can selet;t
whit;h indir,id-
ual effects
to use in a
patch. And
vor,r
can
adjust the
parameters
of each
effect.
Yor.r
can also adjust the
signal output level of the total
patch.
A
parameter is
simplv
one of the ad
justable
characteristics of
the
effer:t
(such
as
"time"
in a delav effect).
Each
effect
has
different
adjustable
parameters. Refer
to the
"Effects
and Parameters" section of this
nanual.
Edited patches
can
be stored in user banks
for later
use.
To edit and store a
patch,
vou
follorv these steps:
(1)
Select
bank and
patch
to start
from
(Preset
2, patr;h 3. for example)
(2)
Select
individual effect
(FLA,
for
example)
(3lAdiust
effect
parameters
(DEPTH
and PEAK,
for
example)
(a)Adjust
output level
(To
compensate
for increased or decreased total
volume
resulting
from
change
in effects used and/or their
readiusted pa-
rameter values)
(s)Store (Store
in
user
bank 4,
patch 1, for exan.rple)
Effect editing
procedure
First. press
the
ieft
or
right
CURSOR
kev
to
move
the
flashing
effect
mark
until it is
above the
individual effect that vou
want to edit
(in
the llst of
effects at the bottom of the display).
The adjustable
parameter
names
for
that
effeci will
appear
belor'r'
the
thret-'
sliding PARAMETER controls.
(The
number of ad
justable
parameters
is
usuallv two
or three, depending
on the effect.)
(If
parameter
names do not appear,
press
the EFFECT ON/OFF kev so
that
the effect on/off mark
turns
on.l
One of the
parameter
names
wiil be flashing. Ad
just
the PARAMETER
control above the flashing name.
As
vou
slide
the
r;ontrol up or
dor,vn. the
parameter bars
(belor.t'
the
parameter name) and the
parameter
value
readout in
the display
will
change
to indicate the current
r,alue
(lt'ithin
the
possible
range).
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Let's try editing
the DELr effect
in our previouslv selr:r;ted
patr;h
(preset
1,
patch
1).
(1)
lJse the
CURSOR
kevs to move the
flashing effect mark to
DEL1.
Parameter
names DECAY,
TIME,
and
BALANCE
r,r'il1 appear on the
displav.
(2)
Of the thrce
names,
DECAY is flashing.
However, iet's adjust the TIME
parameter first. Graduailv
raise or lon er the
position
of the control or,er
the TIME indication
until TIME starts
flashing.
(Or
prcss
the CANCEL
kev
to
mov€r
to the
next adjustable
parameter.)
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After'IIME starts
flashing, morrement
of the control
will
affect the
value of the
TIME
parameter,
as shor,vn
b1, the
parameterbars and the
parameter value readout.
Slide it all the
rva1, dorvn to minimize the dela'n'
time. Slide it all the
way up to set delav tin.re
to the maximuln
length of one
second.
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CANCEL
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