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ManualsBrandsZoom ManualsAudio InterfacesCombined mixer, audio interface and recorder

Table Of Contents

Usage and Safety Precautions
- Introduction
Names and functions of parts
- Top
- Rear panel
Equipment connection example
- Live PA system
Display overview
- Home Screen
Turning the unit on/off
- Turning the unit on
- Turning the power off
Using the MENU screen
Mixer
- Outputting input sounds from output devices
- Adjusting the tone and panning
- Using the built-in effects
- Using scene functions
- Setting signals output from MONITOR OUT A–E
Recording and playback
- Preparing to record
- Recording and playing tracks
- Adding marks
- Redoing parts of recordings (punching in/out)
- Mixing down tracks
- Recording automatically
- Capturing audio before recording starts
- Selecting the folder where projects are saved
- Selecting projects for playback
Using the metronome
- Enabling the metronome
- Changing metronome settings
Using the slate mic
- Recording with the slate mic
- Changing slate mic settings
Projects
- Changing project names
- Deleting projects
- Protecting projects
- Checking project information
- Saving projects to USB flash drives
- Importing projects from USB flash drives
- Managing marks
Audio files
- Deleting audio files
- Exporting audio files to USB flash drives
- Importing audio files from USB flash drives
Using audio interface functions
- Installing the driver
- Connecting to a computer
- Inputting return signals from the computer to a stereo channel
Using card reader functions
Recording and playback settings
- Changing the recording format
- Changing automatic recording settings
- Showing recording levels on level meters
- Enabling latency adjustment
- Changing the playback mode
SD card settings
- Checking the open space on SD cards
- Formatting SD cards
- Testing SD card performance
Various settings
- Setting the date and time
- Setting the footswitch
- Changing the sampling rate
- Disabling the automatic power saving function
- Adjusting the display contrast
- Restoring settings to factory defaults
- Checking the firmware versions
- Updating the firmware
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Send effects specifications
Mixer block diagram
Usage and Safety Precautions
- Introduction
Names and functions of parts
- Top
- Rear panel
Equipment connection example
- Live PA system
Display overview
- Home Screen
Turning the unit on/off
- Turning the unit on
- Turning the power off
Using the MENU screen
Mixer
- Outputting input sounds from output devices
  - Outputting sound from speakers
  - Outputting sound from headphones
- Adjusting the tone and panning
- Using the built-in effects
- Using scene functions
- Setting signals output from MONITOR OUT A–E
Recording and playback
- Preparing to record
  - Inserting SD cards
  - Creating new projects
- Recording and playing tracks
  - Recording
  - Playing recordings
- Adding marks
  - Adding marks during recording and playback
  - Moving in mark order
- Redoing parts of recordings (punching in/out)
- Mixing down tracks
  - Recording to the master track
  - Playing the master track
- Recording automatically
- Capturing audio before recording starts
- Selecting the folder where projects are saved
- Selecting projects for playback
Using the metronome
- Enabling the metronome
- Changing metronome settings
Using the slate mic
- Recording with the slate mic
- Changing slate mic settings
  - Changing the slate mic volume
  - Changing the slate mic routing
Projects
- Changing project names
- Deleting projects
- Protecting projects
- Checking project information
- Saving projects to USB flash drives
- Importing projects from USB flash drives
- Managing marks
Audio files
- Deleting audio files
- Exporting audio files to USB flash drives
- Importing audio files from USB flash drives
Using audio interface functions
- Installing the driver
- Connecting to a computer
- Inputting return signals from the computer to a stereo channel
Using card reader functions
Recording and playback settings
- Changing the recording format
- Changing automatic recording settings
  - Setting the automatic recording start level
  - Setting automatic stopping
- Showing recording levels on level meters
- Enabling latency adjustment
- Changing the playback mode
SD card settings
- Checking the open space on SD cards
- Formatting SD cards
- Testing SD card performance
  - Conducting a quick test
  - Conducting a full test
Various settings
- Setting the date and time
- Setting the footswitch
- Changing the sampling rate
- Disabling the automatic power saving function
- Adjusting the display contrast
- Restoring settings to factory defaults
- Checking the firmware versions
- Updating the firmware
Troubleshooting
- There is no sound or output is very quiet
Specifications
Send effects specifications
Mixer block diagram

During recording and playback, the indicator blinks at a tempo of 40.0–250.0 bpm.

See Changing metronome settings for metronome settings.

⑦

STOP button

This stops the recorder.

⑧

PLAY/PAUSE button/indicator

This starts and pauses recorder playback. The indicator shows the playback status as follows.

Status Explanation

Lit green The recorder is playing back.

Blinking green Playback is paused.

⑨

REC button/indicator

This puts the recorder in recording standby. The indicator shows the recording status as follows.

Status Explanation

Lit red The recorder is recording or in recording standby.

Blinking red Recording is paused.

⑩

REW button

Press to move to the previous mark.

If no mark is set, this moves to the beginning.

Press this button when at the beginning to move to the previous project.

Press and hold to search backward. (The longer you press, the faster the speed becomes.)

⑪

FF button

Press to move to the next mark.

If it is the last mark, this moves to the end of the ﬁle. Press this button again to move to the next project.

Press and hold to search forward. (The longer you press, the faster the speed becomes.)

⑫

OVER DUB button/indicator

Status Explanation

Lit (ON) Record by overwriting into the current project folder.

Unlit (OFF) Create a new project folder and make a new recording.