Zoom R24 - Overview of Sampler Functions

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Sampler functions
Overview of sampler functions
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back and played in real time using the pads.
Overview of sampler functions
The following settings can be made related to
playing the pads.
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assigned to a track. The starting point and
length of a loop can be set.
In addition, audio files and rhythm patterns that
have been assigned to tracks and set to loop
can be used to create a sequence, including
backing parts and rhythms for an entire song.
A sequence can be input by playing the pads
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and the time signature can also be changed.
Audio files assigned to tracks can also
be altered, including by changing their
tempo without changing the pitch, deleting
unnecessary parts, applying fade-ins and
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