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General| Channels | 12 |
|---|---|
| Bit Depth | 24-bit |
| Type | Audio Interface / Mixer |
| EQ Bands | 3-band |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Chorus |
| Phantom Power | Yes |
| Sampling Rate | 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz |
| Headphone Output | 1 |
Instructions for initial setup and operation of the ZOOM STUDIO 1204, emphasizing reading safety precautions and basic setup.
Guidance on troubleshooting the ZOOM STUDIO 1204, directing users to the 'Important Information' chapter for assistance.
Provides guidance and solutions for common problems encountered with the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Lists the technical specifications and features of the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Details safety warnings and precautions related to the use of the AC adapter for the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Highlights critical warnings regarding the operation and environment for the ZOOM STUDIO 1204 to prevent hazards.
Outlines general precautions for operating the ZOOM STUDIO 1204 safely and maintaining its condition.
Describes the controls and indicators located on the front panel of the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Details the connectors and controls found on the rear panel of the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Illustrates how to connect electronic instruments and playback devices to the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Explains how to connect a microphone and playback equipment for vocal processing with the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Shows how to integrate the ZOOM STUDIO 1204 into a mixer's send/return loop.
Describes the different operating modes of the ZOOM STUDIO 1204: Manual, Memory, and Recall.
Outlines the available functions in different modes, including Store, Effect on/off, and MIDI channel setting.
Explains the Manual mode for direct control of effects using front-panel settings.
Details the Memory mode for selecting and editing stored effect settings.
Describes the Recall mode for restoring factory default memory settings.
Details the process of storing edited effect settings into the unit's memory.
Explains how to temporarily enable or disable effects processing.
Covers how to set MIDI reception channels for external control.
Step-by-step guide for powering on the ZOOM STUDIO 1204 and connected equipment.
Instructions on how to select different effects and their parameters on the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Guide on choosing different patterns available for each selected effect.
Details on how to fine-tune effect parameters like MIX LEVEL and EQ.
Explains how to switch effects on or off to compare sounds or for performance.
Important considerations and warnings before storing effect settings in memory.
Describes how to configure MIDI channel settings for controlling the unit.
Explains how to use MIDI to select stored effect settings on the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Details how to alter effect parameters in real-time using MIDI control change messages.
Defines terms related to reverb effects such as Diffusion, Attack, High Cut, Pre Delay, High Multipl, High Dam, and Density.
Explains terms specific to modulation effects like Modulation Depth, Frequency, Delay, and Feedback.
Defines terms for serial effects, including Reverb Time and Reverb Mix.
Defines terms for parallel effects, including Reverb Mix and Echo Mix.
Defines terms for special effects like Vocoder Type, Rotary Type, Distortion Type, Horn Speed, Rotor Speed, and Depth L/R.
Discusses precautions regarding electromagnetic interference and its potential impact on digital devices.
Provides instructions on how to clean the ZOOM STUDIO 1204 safely without damaging its finish.
Information on the data transmitted by the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Details on the data recognized and processed by the ZOOM STUDIO 1204.
Specifics on channel voice messages, including CONTROL CHANGE and PROGRAM CHANGE, for MIDI communication.
