Specifications

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36 ZOOM PS-04

Reference [Recorder]

AUDIO mode screens

Immediately after turning the PS-04 on, the AUDIO

mode is automatically selected and the counter

showing the current position appears. This screen is

called the AUDIO mode top screen. It also appears

when you exit the EFFECT, RHYTHM, or

SYSTEM modes and return to AUDIO mode.

The cursor left/right keys can be used to switch the

display format for the top screen counter to one of

the following three formats: minutes/seconds/

milliseconds, measure/beat, marker.

While the top screen is shown, pressing one of the

cursor up/down keys brings up the name and the

number of the currently selected project on the

display.

To return to the top screen, press the [

W] key.

V-takes

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About V-takes

Each of the audio tracks 1 – 4 has ten virtual tracks

which are referred to as V-takes. At any time, one

of these V-takes is selected for recording or

playback. For example, you could record a difficult

guitar solo onto multiple V-takes, and then compare

them later to select the best take.

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Switching V-takes

To select the V-take for each track, proceed as

follows.

Make sure that the recorder is

stopped and the AUDIO mode top

screen is shown. Press the [TRACK

PARAMETER] key.

The track parameter screen is shown. On this

screen, you can make various settings for each

track. The first time you call up the screen, the

indication "INPUT SEL" appears, and then the

currently selected input source is shown.

Use the cursor left/right keys to

select the audio track for which you

want to switch the V-take.

The name of the selected track is briefly shown, and

then the track parameter and setting value are

shown.The level meter segment for that track is

flashing.

INT

Once the audio track has been selected, you

can also use the status keys to switch tracks.

Time display

Measure/beat display

Marker display

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000

MARK

NEWPRJ

Project name Project number

INPUT

This section explains the functions for audio recording and playback.