Zoom H4n Pro Operation Manual page 143

SVT Models the sound of the Ampeg SVT.
BASSMAN Models the sound of the Fender Bassman 100.
SMR Models the sound of the SWR SM-900.
SUP-BASS Models the sound of the Marshall Super Bass.
SANSAMP Models the sound of the SansAmp Bass Driver DI.
TUBE PRE ZOOM original tube preamp sound
(1) CABINET 0–2
(2) GAIN 0–100
(3) BASS
(4) MIDDLE
(5) TREBLE
(6) BALANCE 0–100
(7) LEVEL 1–100
(8) ZNR
OFF, 1–16
(ZOOM Noise Reduction)
· Manufacturer and product names shown in these tables are the trademarks and registered
trademarks of various companies. The names are used only to explain sonic characteristics
Adjusts the depth of the speaker cabinet sound.
Adjusts the preamp gain (distortion depth).
Adjusts the low-frequency boost/cut.
Adjusts the middle-frequency boost/cut.
Adjusts the high-frequency boost/cut.
Adjusts the balance between the signals before
and after they pass through the module The
higher the value, the greater the post-module
signal amount.
Sets the level of the signal after the PREAMP
module.
Adjusts the sensitivity of ZOOM's original ZNR
VO MPRE Preamp with characteristics good for vocal recording
AG MPRE Preamp with characteristics good for acoustic guitar recording
FlatMPRE
Adjusts the compression of the total signal level
OFF,
(1) COMP by lowering high-level signals and raising low-
1–10
level signals.
OFF,
(2) DE-ESSER Adjusts the amount that sibilant sounds are cut.
1–10
OFF,
(3) LOW CUT low-frequency noise, which is easily picked up
1–10
by mics.
(4) BASS
Adjusts the low-frequency boost/cut.
(5) MIDDLE
Adjusts the middle-frequency boost/cut.
(6) TREBLE
Adjusts the high-frequency boost/cut.
Sets the level of the signal after the PREAMP
(7) LEVEL 1–100
module.
(8) ZNR OFF,
Adjusts the sensitivity of ZOOM's original ZNR
(ZOOM Noise Reduction) 1–16
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