Operation Manual

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Using the ZERO4 at the 192 kHz sampling rate
By starting up the ZERO4 in the special 192 kHz audio mode, you can use
it as a high-quality 24-bit/192 kHz 8-in/8-out audio interface.
Note: When using Mac OS X, the 192 kHz sampling rate is not
supported.
Starting up in 192 kHz audio mode
While holding down the KEEP button, turn on the power.
Note: If you start up in 192 kHz audio mode, you won’t be able to
switch to other sampling rates (44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 96 kHz).
If you want to switch to a different sampling rate, you must
turn off the power and then turn the power on again to start
up in the normal way.
Limitations in 192 kHz audio mode
The specifications are limited as follows when operating in the special 192
kHz mode.
• Number of channels: Four stereo channels (8-in/8-out)
• Channel EQ: Not available
• Channel effects, loop sampler, master effect: Not available
Controller operation when in 192 kHz audio mode
Channel Controller
INPUT SELECTOR Operates normally
GAIN Operates normally
FX TYPE MIDI controller
PAN MIDI controller
HI MIDI controller
MID MIDI controller
LO MIDI controller
TIME MIDI controller
MOD MIDI controller
FB MIDI controller
FX MIX MIDI controller
FX ON MIDI controller
MUTE Operates normally
CUE Operates normally
A Operates normally
B Operates normally
CH FADER Operates normally
Master Controller
CH SELECT (SAMPLER/FX) Not available
LOOP LENGTH Not available
KEEP Not available
LOOP PLAY Not available
GATE PLAY Not available
MASTER FX TYPE Not available
X Not available
Y Not available
MASTER FX & SAMPLE MIX Not available
CUE Not available
BOOTH VOL Operates normally
MASTER VOL Operates normally
SPLIT Operates normally
MONITOR BAL Operates normally
MONITOR LEVEL Operates normally
CROSSFADER Operates normally
CROSSFADER CURVE Operates normally
CROSSFADER REVERSE Operates normally
CH FADER CURVE Operates normally
CH FADER REVERSE Operates normally
EQ SELECT Not available