Zoom R24 Manuel d'utilisateur

Pattern Editor www.soundside.de Last Update: June, 06 2012 Index 1. Introduction. 2. Overview of the Pattern Editor. 3. Setting up the Pattern Edit

The Transpose box allows the user to specify a transpose value ( in semitones) for any incoming non-percussion (ie: Bass) events. The Midi Channe

It is possible to increase the resolution of the Pattern Editor to 48 ppq (divisions) either by building a Pattern at 48ppq or by increasing the quant

<Tab> field after each number in the "Instrument" section (Even if you are leaving the name field empty you should still insert a <

Zoom R24 and R8 have NO bass machine – only drums. 14. Notes for PS02 Users • The PS02 can use only up to 255 events - not all MRS patterns c

The following elements make up the Pattern Editor window: • Instrument Name MIDI-List - a vertical series of percussion (top half) and bass note n

These files are stored in the storage of your Zoom recorder. (SD card, SM card or harddrive). Please check your Zoom recorder manual to learn more a

decrease the level) 3. The buttons will also be used to select if drums or bass or both will be imported The last level will be stored if you swit

"Right click" to change the zoom level Click on the upper half of the button to increase the level, and on the lower half to decrease the l

• To play back/stop the pattern click on the Start/Stop button (or press <spacebar>). The bass is monophonic (only one note can be sounded a

• To transpose all bass notes on one line by multiples of an octave : Press [Ctrl] then right click anywhere on the line. Select "Transpose

Important: The "Auto" box should be unchecked first. • If you need to open a new *.seq file then select "Open … seq file from the

random way to give a more natural feel. • Natural Timing: Right click on an instrument line, select "Natural timing" then "Forward&