Editing Effects; Circulation Of The Effect Modules And The Play Mode - Zoom 9030 Operation Manual

ADVANCED PITCH2
1
L I N i S T LVL 100
ADVANCED PITCH2
l 3
LI N 1 ST LVL
80
Helpful Hint:
The master volume setting made here can be set indepen-
dently and stored for each Patch as part of the data included
in the Patch.
See page 15 for more on storing operations.
Editing Effects
The Patches in the user memory of the 9030 can be edited
and stored
to
any Patch number.
1. Select the Patch to be edited in the Play mode.
2. Enter the Edit mode by pressing the EDIT c / > keys.
The Patches of the 9030 consist of nine different types of
effect modules, including a compressor group and a distor-
tion group. (Up to seven effect modules can be used at the
same time.) In the edit mode, each effect module is called up
to the display individually and the parameters of the module
can be set.
For example, when you enter the Edit mode from the Play
mode by pressing the EDIT
c
key, the display shown below
appears. This display is for editing the REV (reverb) effect
module. The effect indicator "REV" lights up in red, indicat-
ing that the reverb module parameters can currently be
edited.
TYP RvT PDI COL MIX
Rv2 2.4 60 5 40
Note:
The FL display shown above is only an example. The actual
values will differ depending on the Patch selected in the Play
mode.
If you enter the Edit mode from the Play mode by pressing
the EDIT > key, the FL
display will show the COMP (com-
pressor group) effect module for editing. In either case,
pressing the EDIT < key or EDIT > key several times toward
the same direction returns operation
to
the Play mode.
Helpful Hint:
It may
be
easy to think of the operation as circulating around
the Play mode (as shown in the chart below) when selecting
effect modules with the EDIT c / > keys.
3. Change parameter values by rotating the appropriate
Data Entry Control.
Data Entry Controls 1 - 4 are used in order to change the val-
ues in the Edit mode. T r y rotating Data Entry Control 4 to
the left then
to
the right. The value at the bottom right of the
display ((5) in the FL display chart on the next page) changes
and the sound will
also
change. (In this example, the level of
the reverb changes.)
Circulation of the effect modules and the play mode
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