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Summary

USAGE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

General safety advice and symbol meanings.

Usage Precautions

Precautions for electrical interference, cleaning, and handling.

Introduction

Overview

Introduction to the MRS-1044 and its key features.

Introducing the MRS-1044

Overview of the MRS-1044's main sections: Recorder, Rhythm, Mixer, Effect.

Recorder section

Details on the 10-track recorder with virtual tracks (V-takes).

Rhythm section

Explanation of the rhythm section's patterns, songs, and drum/bass sound generator.

Mixer section

Description of the mixer channels and controllable parameters like volume, pan, EQ.

Effect section

Overview of insert and send/return effects available on the MRS-1044.

Parts of the MRS-1044 and what they do

Front panel

Description of the device's front interface controls and displays.

Input section

Controls and indicators for audio input jacks.

Effect section

Controls for selecting and editing insert and send/return effects.

Rhythm section

Controls for rhythm pattern and song modes, and sound selection.

Display section

Explanation of the display screen and its contrast control.

Fader section

Description of faders for track and master volume control.

TRACK PARAMETER section

Controls for adjusting channel parameters like EQ, pan, and effect send.

Control section

Controls for transport, punch-in/out, and A-B repeat functions.

Transport section

Controls for play, record, stop, rewind, and fast-forward operations.

Rear panel

Description of rear panel connectors and switches.

Side panel

Description of side panel slots and connectors.

Connections

Connection Diagram and Notes

Illustrates instrument, audio, and MIDI device connections with important notes.

Listening to the demo songs

Turn on the power

Step-by-step guide to powering on the MRS-1044 and connected equipment.

Select a demo song

Procedure to load and select demo songs from the internal hard disk.

Play back the demo song

Instructions on how to play back loaded demo songs.

Turn off the power

Steps for safely powering down the MRS-1044 and peripherals.

Introductory tour

Step 1: Preparations before recording

Loading a project, setting up audio system, and understanding project data.

1-1: Load a project

Procedure for loading the sample project for the introductory tour.

1-2: Play the rhythm section accompaniment

How to listen to the rhythm song accompaniment.

1-3: Save the project

Instructions on saving the current project state.

Step 2: Record the first track

Recording the initial track with rhythm accompaniment and insert effects.

2-1: Adjust the input sensitivity and recording level

Setting input sensitivity and recording levels for optimal signal.

2-2: Set the insert effect

Applying and selecting patches for the insert effect.

2-3: Select a track and record

Setting up track recording and performing the recording.

Step 3: Overdubbing

Recording additional parts (overdubbing) onto new tracks.

3-1: Select an insert effect patch

Applying insert effects to the overdubbed track.

3-2: Select a track, and record

Setting up and performing the overdub recording.

Step 4: Mixdown

Adjusting levels, pan, EQ, and effects for the final mix.

4-1: Adjust the volume, pan, and EQ

Adjusting channel volume, pan settings, and equalizer.

4-2: Using the send;return effects

Adjusting send levels for reverb and chorus/delay effects.

4-3: Apply an insert effect to the entire song

Applying a mastering insert effect to the final song mix.

4-4: Perform the mixdown

Finalizing the mixdown to an external recorder.

Reference [Recorder]

Moving to a desired location in the song (Locate function)

Navigating to specific points in a song using time or measure units.

Assigning marks within the song (Marker function)

Setting up to 100 marks for easy location and scene recall.

Assigning a mark

How to place a mark at a specific song location.

Deleting a mark

Procedures for removing unwanted marks.

Locating to a mark location

Navigating to previously set marks.

Finding a desired location (Scrub;Preview function)

Using Scrub/Preview for precise location finding with audio playback.

Using the Scrub;Preview functions

How to activate and use the Scrub/Preview features.

Changing the settings of the Scrub function

Adjusting scrub playback direction and length.

Playing back repeatedly (A-B Repeat function)

Repeating specific song sections for practice or analysis.

Re-recording only a specified region (Punch-in;out function)

Overwriting specific song sections with new recordings.

Using manual punch-in;out

Manual control of punch-in/out recording.

Using auto punch-in;out

Automatic punch-in/out based on set start and end points.

Using V-takes

Managing multiple takes (V-takes) for each track.

Switching V-takes

Selecting different recorded takes for playback.

Editing the name of a V-take

Renaming recorded V-takes for better identification.

Combining multiple tracks (Bounce function)

Mixing multiple tracks into one or two tracks (bounce recording).

Executing bounce recording

Step-by-step guide for performing bounce recording.

Making settings for the Bounce function

Configuring playback/mute settings for bounce recording.

Track editing

Overview of functions for editing recorded track data.

Copying a specified region of data to another location

Copying parts of a track to different locations or tracks.

Copying the data of an entire track

Copying all data from one track to another.

Moving a specified region of data to another location

Moving track data segments to new locations.

Erasing a specified region

Deleting specific parts of recorded track data.

Erasing the data of an entire track

Clearing all recorded data from a track.

Exchanging the data of entire tracks

Swapping recorded data between two tracks.

Capturing the recorded contents of a track

Saving track data temporarily for later use or comparison.

Capturing a track

Procedure to capture track data.

Swapping with the captured data

Exchanging current track data with captured data.

Reference [Mixer]

About the mixer

Explanation of the input mixer and track mixer sections.

Input mixer

Parameters for adjusting input signals like sensitivity, pan, and send levels.

Track mixer

Parameters for adjusting track playback signals like volume, pan, and EQ.

Basic operation of the input mixer

How to assign input signals to tracks and adjust levels.

Assigning input signals to recording tracks

Routing input signals to specific recording tracks.

Adjusting the depth of the send;return effects

Setting send levels to control effect depth.

Adjusting the pan;balance

Adjusting stereo position and channel balance.

Basic operation of the track mixer

Adjusting volume, pan, and EQ for each channel.

Adjusting the volume;pan;EQ

Detailed steps for adjusting channel volume, pan, and EQ.

Adjusting the effect depth

Adjusting send levels for reverb and chorus/delay effects per channel.

Linking odd-numbered;even-numbered channels

Enabling stereo linking for channel pairs.

Saving;recalling mixer settings (Scene function)

Saving and recalling mixer states as scenes.

Saving a scene

Procedure to save current mixer and effect settings.

Recalling a saved scene

Loading previously saved mixer settings.

Deleting a scene

Removing saved scenes from memory.

Switching scenes automatically

Automating scene changes based on song marks.

Switching the level meter display type

Changing level meter display from post-fader to pre-fader.

Reference [Rhythm]

About the rhythm section

Introduction to rhythm section concepts like drum kits, bass programs, patterns, and songs.

Drum kits and bass programs

Explanation of drum kits and bass programs used in the rhythm section.

Rhythm patterns and the drum;bass tracks

Details on rhythm patterns, drum tracks, and bass tracks.

Rhythm songs

How rhythm patterns are arranged into songs for full accompaniments.

Playing rhythm patterns

How to select, play, and control rhythm patterns.

Selecting and playing a rhythm pattern

Step-by-step guide to selecting and playing preset rhythm patterns.

Changing the tempo of the rhythm pattern

Adjusting the tempo for rhythm patterns and songs.

Changing the drum kit; bass program

Selecting different drum kits and bass programs.

Creating a rhythm song

Arranging patterns, inputting chords, tempo, and events for rhythm songs.

Inputting rhythm pattern data

Sequencing rhythm patterns to create a song.

Inputting chord data

Adding chord information to influence bass phrases.

Inputting tempo data

Setting fixed tempo for rhythm songs.

Inputting other data

Adding events like tempo and volume changes to rhythm songs.

Playing a rhythm song

How to play back the created rhythm song.

Editing a rhythm song

Modifying existing rhythm songs.

Copying a specific region of measures

Copying and inserting sections of a rhythm song.

Transposing the entire rhythm song

Shifting the pitch of the bass track in a rhythm song.

Erasing the rhythm song

Deleting the entire rhythm song data.

Creating an original rhythm pattern

Creating custom rhythm patterns using the pads.

Selecting the track that you want to record

Choosing drum or bass track for pattern recording.

Selecting an empty rhythm pattern

How to find and select an empty pattern slot.

Selecting the drum track

Setting up the drum track for pattern recording.

Selecting the bass track

Setting up the bass track for pattern recording.

Recording your pad performance in a rhythm pattern

Recording pad hits into a rhythm pattern.

Setting the minimum note value unit (quantization)

Adjusting quantization for note alignment.

Setting the length and time signature of the rhythm pattern

Defining pattern length and time signature.

Recording your pad performance

Step-by-step guide for recording pad performance.

Specifying the chord of a rhythm pattern

Assigning chord root and type to patterns for bass phrase transposition.

Editing a rhythm pattern

Modifying existing rhythm patterns.

Adjusting the volume balance of the drum kit and bass program

Setting individual volumes for drum and bass parts within patterns.

Copying a rhythm pattern

Copying a pattern to a new pattern number.

Editing the name of a rhythm pattern

Renaming rhythm patterns.

Erase a rhythm pattern

Deleting a rhythm pattern.

Importing rhythm patterns and the rhythm song from another project

Loading patterns and songs from other projects.

Editing various settings of the rhythm section

Adjusting global rhythm section settings.

Changing the length of the pre-count (COUNT)

Setting the number of measures for recording pre-count.

Changing the metronome volume (CLICK)

Adjusting the volume of the metronome.

Adjusting the sensitivity of the pads (PAD SENS)

Configuring pad response to touch.

Checking the remaining amount of memory (MEMORY)

Displaying available memory for patterns and songs.

Reference [Effects]

About the effects

Overview of insert and send/return effects.

Insert effect

Explanation of how insert effects are routed and used.

Send;return effects

Explanation of reverb and chorus/delay effects.

Using the insert effect

Detailed guide to using insert effects.

About insert effect patches

Explanation of patches and algorithms for insert effects.

Changing the insert location of the insert effect

Selecting where the insert effect is placed in the signal chain.

Applying the insert effect only to the monitor signal

Routing the effect to monitor only, not the recording.

Selecting the patch for the insert effect

Choosing specific effect presets (patches).

Editing the insert effect patch

Modifying effect parameters and types.

Editing the insert effect patch

Adjusting effect modules, types, and parameters.

Storing an insert effect patch

Saving edited or new insert effect patches.

Editing the name of an insert effect patch

Renaming saved insert effect patches.

Using the send;return effects

Guide to selecting and editing send/return effects.

About the send;return effect patches

Explanation of reverb and chorus/delay effect patches.

Selecting a send;return effect patch

Choosing preset patches for reverb or chorus/delay.

Editing a send;return effect patch

Modifying effect types and parameters for send/return effects.

Storing a send;return effect patch

Saving edited send/return effect patches.

Editing the name of a send;return effect patch

Renaming saved send/return effect patches.

Importing patches from another project

Loading effect patches from different projects.

Reference [Project]

About projects

Explanation of what a project is and the data it contains.

Project operations

Basic procedures for managing projects.

Basic procedure

General steps for most project operations.

Loading a project (PROJECT SELECT)

Loading existing projects from the hard disk.

Creating a new project (PROJECT NEW)

Creating a new, blank project.

Checking the project size; available hard disk capacity (PROJECT SIZE)

Viewing disk space and recording time information.

Duplicating a project (PROJECT COPY)

Copying projects to the hard disk.

Erasing a project (PROJECT ERASE)

Deleting projects from the hard disk.

Protecting a project (PROJECT PROTECT)

Setting write-protection for projects.

Storing a project (PROJECT STORE)

Saving the currently loaded project to the hard disk.

Reference [MIDI]

About MIDI

Introduction to MIDI and its use with the MRS-1044.

What you can do using MIDI

Applications of MIDI, including playing sounds and synchronization.

About the MIDI connectors

Explanation of the MIDI IN and OUT ports.

Making MIDI-related settings

Configuring MIDI transmission and reception.

Basic procedure

General steps for accessing MIDI settings.

Setting the drum;bass MIDI channel (DRUM CH; BASS CH)

Assigning MIDI channels for drum and bass tracks.

Specifying transmission of Timing Clock messages (CLOCK)

Enabling or disabling MIDI Timing Clock transmission.

Specifying transmission of Song Position Pointer messages (SPP)

Controlling Song Position Pointer transmission.

Reference [Other]

Changing the function of the foot switch

Reassigning the function of the foot switch.

Using the tuner

Instructions for using the built-in chromatic tuner.

Preventing digital copying of your master tape

Using SCMS to prevent digital copying.

Appendices

Specifications of the MRS-1044

Technical specifications of the device.

Troubleshooting

Common problems and their solutions.

Problems during playback

Troubleshooting audio playback issues.

Problems during recording

Troubleshooting recording issues.

Problems with effects

Troubleshooting issues with insert and send/return effects.

Problems with the rhythm section

Troubleshooting rhythm section playback and recording.

Problems with MIDI

Troubleshooting MIDI connection and communication.

Other problems

Solutions for miscellaneous operational issues.

Effect type;parameter list

Comprehensive list of effects, types, and parameters.

Summary

USAGE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

General safety advice and symbol meanings.

Usage Precautions

Precautions for electrical interference, cleaning, and handling.

Introduction

Overview

Introduction to the MRS-1044 and its key features.

Introducing the MRS-1044

Overview of the MRS-1044's main sections: Recorder, Rhythm, Mixer, Effect.

Recorder section

Details on the 10-track recorder with virtual tracks (V-takes).

Rhythm section

Explanation of the rhythm section's patterns, songs, and drum/bass sound generator.

Mixer section

Description of the mixer channels and controllable parameters like volume, pan, EQ.

Effect section

Overview of insert and send/return effects available on the MRS-1044.

Parts of the MRS-1044 and what they do

Front panel

Description of the device's front interface controls and displays.

Input section

Controls and indicators for audio input jacks.

Effect section

Controls for selecting and editing insert and send/return effects.

Rhythm section

Controls for rhythm pattern and song modes, and sound selection.

Display section

Explanation of the display screen and its contrast control.

Fader section

Description of faders for track and master volume control.

TRACK PARAMETER section

Controls for adjusting channel parameters like EQ, pan, and effect send.

Control section

Controls for transport, punch-in/out, and A-B repeat functions.

Transport section

Controls for play, record, stop, rewind, and fast-forward operations.

Rear panel

Description of rear panel connectors and switches.

Side panel

Description of side panel slots and connectors.

Connections

Connection Diagram and Notes

Illustrates instrument, audio, and MIDI device connections with important notes.

Listening to the demo songs

Turn on the power

Step-by-step guide to powering on the MRS-1044 and connected equipment.

Select a demo song

Procedure to load and select demo songs from the internal hard disk.

Play back the demo song

Instructions on how to play back loaded demo songs.

Turn off the power

Steps for safely powering down the MRS-1044 and peripherals.

Introductory tour

Step 1: Preparations before recording

Loading a project, setting up audio system, and understanding project data.

1-1: Load a project

Procedure for loading the sample project for the introductory tour.

1-2: Play the rhythm section accompaniment

How to listen to the rhythm song accompaniment.

1-3: Save the project

Instructions on saving the current project state.

Step 2: Record the first track

Recording the initial track with rhythm accompaniment and insert effects.

2-1: Adjust the input sensitivity and recording level

Setting input sensitivity and recording levels for optimal signal.

2-2: Set the insert effect

Applying and selecting patches for the insert effect.

2-3: Select a track and record

Setting up track recording and performing the recording.

Step 3: Overdubbing

Recording additional parts (overdubbing) onto new tracks.

3-1: Select an insert effect patch

Applying insert effects to the overdubbed track.

3-2: Select a track, and record

Setting up and performing the overdub recording.

Step 4: Mixdown

Adjusting levels, pan, EQ, and effects for the final mix.

4-1: Adjust the volume, pan, and EQ

Adjusting channel volume, pan settings, and equalizer.

4-2: Using the send;return effects

Adjusting send levels for reverb and chorus/delay effects.

4-3: Apply an insert effect to the entire song

Applying a mastering insert effect to the final song mix.

4-4: Perform the mixdown

Finalizing the mixdown to an external recorder.

Reference [Recorder]

Moving to a desired location in the song (Locate function)

Navigating to specific points in a song using time or measure units.

Assigning marks within the song (Marker function)

Setting up to 100 marks for easy location and scene recall.

Assigning a mark

How to place a mark at a specific song location.

Deleting a mark

Procedures for removing unwanted marks.

Locating to a mark location

Navigating to previously set marks.

Finding a desired location (Scrub;Preview function)

Using Scrub/Preview for precise location finding with audio playback.

Using the Scrub;Preview functions

How to activate and use the Scrub/Preview features.

Changing the settings of the Scrub function

Adjusting scrub playback direction and length.

Playing back repeatedly (A-B Repeat function)

Repeating specific song sections for practice or analysis.

Re-recording only a specified region (Punch-in;out function)

Overwriting specific song sections with new recordings.

Using manual punch-in;out

Manual control of punch-in/out recording.

Using auto punch-in;out

Automatic punch-in/out based on set start and end points.

Using V-takes

Managing multiple takes (V-takes) for each track.

Switching V-takes

Selecting different recorded takes for playback.

Editing the name of a V-take

Renaming recorded V-takes for better identification.

Combining multiple tracks (Bounce function)

Mixing multiple tracks into one or two tracks (bounce recording).

Executing bounce recording

Step-by-step guide for performing bounce recording.

Making settings for the Bounce function

Configuring playback/mute settings for bounce recording.

Track editing

Overview of functions for editing recorded track data.

Copying a specified region of data to another location

Copying parts of a track to different locations or tracks.

Copying the data of an entire track

Copying all data from one track to another.

Moving a specified region of data to another location

Moving track data segments to new locations.

Erasing a specified region

Deleting specific parts of recorded track data.

Erasing the data of an entire track

Clearing all recorded data from a track.

Exchanging the data of entire tracks

Swapping recorded data between two tracks.

Capturing the recorded contents of a track

Saving track data temporarily for later use or comparison.

Capturing a track

Procedure to capture track data.

Swapping with the captured data

Exchanging current track data with captured data.

Reference [Mixer]

About the mixer

Explanation of the input mixer and track mixer sections.

Input mixer

Parameters for adjusting input signals like sensitivity, pan, and send levels.

Track mixer

Parameters for adjusting track playback signals like volume, pan, and EQ.

Basic operation of the input mixer

How to assign input signals to tracks and adjust levels.

Assigning input signals to recording tracks

Routing input signals to specific recording tracks.

Adjusting the depth of the send;return effects

Setting send levels to control effect depth.

Adjusting the pan;balance

Adjusting stereo position and channel balance.

Basic operation of the track mixer

Adjusting volume, pan, and EQ for each channel.

Adjusting the volume;pan;EQ

Detailed steps for adjusting channel volume, pan, and EQ.

Adjusting the effect depth

Adjusting send levels for reverb and chorus/delay effects per channel.

Linking odd-numbered;even-numbered channels

Enabling stereo linking for channel pairs.

Saving;recalling mixer settings (Scene function)

Saving and recalling mixer states as scenes.

Saving a scene

Procedure to save current mixer and effect settings.

Recalling a saved scene

Loading previously saved mixer settings.

Deleting a scene

Removing saved scenes from memory.

Switching scenes automatically

Automating scene changes based on song marks.

Switching the level meter display type

Changing level meter display from post-fader to pre-fader.

Reference [Rhythm]

About the rhythm section

Introduction to rhythm section concepts like drum kits, bass programs, patterns, and songs.

Drum kits and bass programs

Explanation of drum kits and bass programs used in the rhythm section.

Rhythm patterns and the drum;bass tracks

Details on rhythm patterns, drum tracks, and bass tracks.

Rhythm songs

How rhythm patterns are arranged into songs for full accompaniments.

Playing rhythm patterns

How to select, play, and control rhythm patterns.

Selecting and playing a rhythm pattern

Step-by-step guide to selecting and playing preset rhythm patterns.

Changing the tempo of the rhythm pattern

Adjusting the tempo for rhythm patterns and songs.

Changing the drum kit; bass program

Selecting different drum kits and bass programs.

Creating a rhythm song

Arranging patterns, inputting chords, tempo, and events for rhythm songs.

Inputting rhythm pattern data

Sequencing rhythm patterns to create a song.

Inputting chord data

Adding chord information to influence bass phrases.

Inputting tempo data

Setting fixed tempo for rhythm songs.

Inputting other data

Adding events like tempo and volume changes to rhythm songs.

Playing a rhythm song

How to play back the created rhythm song.

Editing a rhythm song

Modifying existing rhythm songs.

Copying a specific region of measures

Copying and inserting sections of a rhythm song.

Transposing the entire rhythm song

Shifting the pitch of the bass track in a rhythm song.

Erasing the rhythm song

Deleting the entire rhythm song data.

Creating an original rhythm pattern

Creating custom rhythm patterns using the pads.

Selecting the track that you want to record

Choosing drum or bass track for pattern recording.

Selecting an empty rhythm pattern

How to find and select an empty pattern slot.

Selecting the drum track

Setting up the drum track for pattern recording.

Selecting the bass track

Setting up the bass track for pattern recording.

Recording your pad performance in a rhythm pattern

Recording pad hits into a rhythm pattern.

Setting the minimum note value unit (quantization)

Adjusting quantization for note alignment.

Setting the length and time signature of the rhythm pattern

Defining pattern length and time signature.

Recording your pad performance

Step-by-step guide for recording pad performance.

Specifying the chord of a rhythm pattern

Assigning chord root and type to patterns for bass phrase transposition.

Editing a rhythm pattern

Modifying existing rhythm patterns.

Adjusting the volume balance of the drum kit and bass program

Setting individual volumes for drum and bass parts within patterns.

Copying a rhythm pattern

Copying a pattern to a new pattern number.

Editing the name of a rhythm pattern

Renaming rhythm patterns.

Erase a rhythm pattern

Deleting a rhythm pattern.

Importing rhythm patterns and the rhythm song from another project

Loading patterns and songs from other projects.

Editing various settings of the rhythm section

Adjusting global rhythm section settings.

Changing the length of the pre-count (COUNT)

Setting the number of measures for recording pre-count.

Changing the metronome volume (CLICK)

Adjusting the volume of the metronome.

Adjusting the sensitivity of the pads (PAD SENS)

Configuring pad response to touch.

Checking the remaining amount of memory (MEMORY)

Displaying available memory for patterns and songs.

Reference [Effects]

About the effects

Overview of insert and send/return effects.

Insert effect

Explanation of how insert effects are routed and used.

Send;return effects

Explanation of reverb and chorus/delay effects.

Using the insert effect

Detailed guide to using insert effects.

About insert effect patches

Explanation of patches and algorithms for insert effects.

Changing the insert location of the insert effect

Selecting where the insert effect is placed in the signal chain.

Applying the insert effect only to the monitor signal

Routing the effect to monitor only, not the recording.

Selecting the patch for the insert effect

Choosing specific effect presets (patches).

Editing the insert effect patch

Modifying effect parameters and types.

Editing the insert effect patch

Adjusting effect modules, types, and parameters.

Storing an insert effect patch

Saving edited or new insert effect patches.

Editing the name of an insert effect patch

Renaming saved insert effect patches.

Using the send;return effects

Guide to selecting and editing send/return effects.

About the send;return effect patches

Explanation of reverb and chorus/delay effect patches.

Selecting a send;return effect patch

Choosing preset patches for reverb or chorus/delay.

Editing a send;return effect patch

Modifying effect types and parameters for send/return effects.

Storing a send;return effect patch

Saving edited send/return effect patches.

Editing the name of a send;return effect patch

Renaming saved send/return effect patches.

Importing patches from another project

Loading effect patches from different projects.

Reference [Project]

About projects

Explanation of what a project is and the data it contains.

Project operations

Basic procedures for managing projects.

Basic procedure

General steps for most project operations.

Loading a project (PROJECT SELECT)

Loading existing projects from the hard disk.

Creating a new project (PROJECT NEW)

Creating a new, blank project.

Checking the project size; available hard disk capacity (PROJECT SIZE)

Viewing disk space and recording time information.

Duplicating a project (PROJECT COPY)

Copying projects to the hard disk.

Erasing a project (PROJECT ERASE)

Deleting projects from the hard disk.

Protecting a project (PROJECT PROTECT)

Setting write-protection for projects.

Storing a project (PROJECT STORE)

Saving the currently loaded project to the hard disk.

Reference [MIDI]

About MIDI

Introduction to MIDI and its use with the MRS-1044.

What you can do using MIDI

Applications of MIDI, including playing sounds and synchronization.

About the MIDI connectors

Explanation of the MIDI IN and OUT ports.

Making MIDI-related settings

Configuring MIDI transmission and reception.

Basic procedure

General steps for accessing MIDI settings.

Setting the drum;bass MIDI channel (DRUM CH; BASS CH)

Assigning MIDI channels for drum and bass tracks.

Specifying transmission of Timing Clock messages (CLOCK)

Enabling or disabling MIDI Timing Clock transmission.

Specifying transmission of Song Position Pointer messages (SPP)

Controlling Song Position Pointer transmission.

Reference [Other]

Changing the function of the foot switch

Reassigning the function of the foot switch.

Using the tuner

Instructions for using the built-in chromatic tuner.

Preventing digital copying of your master tape

Using SCMS to prevent digital copying.

Appendices

Specifications of the MRS-1044

Technical specifications of the device.

Troubleshooting

Common problems and their solutions.

Problems during playback

Troubleshooting audio playback issues.

Problems during recording

Troubleshooting recording issues.

Problems with effects

Troubleshooting issues with insert and send/return effects.

Problems with the rhythm section

Troubleshooting rhythm section playback and recording.

Problems with MIDI

Troubleshooting MIDI connection and communication.

Other problems

Solutions for miscellaneous operational issues.

Effect type;parameter list

Comprehensive list of effects, types, and parameters.

Zoom MRS-1044 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Multitrack Recorder
Tracks10
Simultaneous Recording Tracks4
Simultaneous Playback Tracks10
Recording FormatWAV
Sampling Frequency44.1 kHz
A/D Conversion24-bit
D/A Conversion24-bit
Bit Depth24-bit
Phantom PowerYes
USB InterfaceYes
CD BurnerNo
Power SupplyAC Adapter
Storage MediaCompactFlash
Output ConnectorsTRS, RCA
EQ3-band EQ
EffectsReverb, Chorus, Delay
Input ConnectorsXLR

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