Zoom R24 Operation Manual page 81

Uses of effects and patches
Patches are selected and adjusted the same way for
both insert and send-return effects.
Select suitable modules from algorithms, edit patch
types and parameters, and save them for use later.
There are some major differences between mak-
ing settings for the two types of effects. For insert
effects, you must select patches and set insertion
points. For send-return effects, you must adjust the
send level of signals using the mixer.
Other functions include
from other projects and
only to monitoring the playback signal.
The procedures for using effects are the same when
face, but the patches can also be initialized when
the unit is used as an audio interface (
Insert effects
Algorithm name Display
name
Clean and crunchy sounds that are suitable for guitars
Clean/Crunch Clean
Overdrive and other distorted sounds suitable for guitars
Distortion Distortion
Instrument simulation algorithm that is suitable for guitars
Aco/Bass SIM Aco/Bass
Algorithm that is suitable for recording bass guitars
Bass Bass
Algorithm that is suitable for vocals and other mic recordings
Mic Mic
Algorithm for two completely independent mic channels
Dual Mic Dual Mic
Algorithm for synths, built-in mics and other stereo recording
Stereo Stereo
Algorithm for processing final stereo mix signals
Mastering Mastering
Send-return effect
Algorithm display name
to bring in patches
to apply the effect
-
(preprogrammed patches)
patches
(preprogrammed patches)
Select effect and patch
Effect
1
Press
Select effect type
Press beneath
select an insert effect.
Press beneath
select a reverb send-return effect.
Press beneath
select a chorus/delay send-return
effect.
2
Select and set it to
3
Select an algorithm (when setting an
insert effect).
4
Select a patch.
to
to
to
.
Change menu
Change setting
Change menu
Change
algorithm
Change menu
Change patch
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