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You must read the Usage and Safety Precautions before use.
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  • Page 1 You must read the Usage and Safety Precautions before use. © 2024 ZOOM CORPORATION Copying or reprinting this manual in part or in whole without permission is prohibited. You might need this manual in the future. Always keep it in a place where you can access it easily.
  • Page 2: Installing Batteries

    Installing batteries AA batteries Alkaline, lithium or rechargeable NiMH batteries When using batteries, follow the precautions below to prevent leakage. Do not use batteries if their covers are coming off or their exteriors are damaged. Do not mix batteries of different types or made by different manufacturers.
  • Page 3 The specified AC adapter (ZOOM AD-16) or a commercially-available USB portable battery can be used. AC adapter (ZOOM AD-16) Portable USB battery Connecting equipment and turning the power on When using batteries, connecting a cable to the L/MONO output jack will turn on the power.
  • Page 4: Setting The Looper

    Setting the looper Make looper settings on the Home Screen. Make adjustments. TIME The length of recorded phrases can be set. The BPM (tempo) can be set on the (FREE / ♩ × 1–64) RHYTHM Screen. START This sets how loop (QUICK/FADE) playback starts.
  • Page 5: Using Rhythms

    Using rhythms RHYTHM Screen Adjust the rhythm pattern, tempo and volume. Start rhythm playback. Press this again to stop. The Home Screen will reopen. → Functions available in the Rhythm settings are also on the MENU Screen. ( menu)
  • Page 6: Using The Looper

    Using the looper Recording and playback ■ Recording the first phrase ■ Stopping recording Loop playback will start from the beginning of the phrase. The setting can be changed so that pressing the enables immediate overdubbing or stops recording without → Functions available in the starting new playback.
  • Page 7 ■ Overdubbing (repeat recording) When the end of the phrase is reached, over- dubbing will continue from the beginning. ■ Stopping overdubbing Loop playback will continue. Pressing will resume overdubbing.
  • Page 8 Stopping recording/playback To start playback when stopped...
  • Page 9 Undoing the last recording This is possible during playback and when stopped. Undone recordings can also be restored (REDO). UNDO and REDO functions can be used on changes in a memory until another memory is opened.
  • Page 10 Clearing recorded phrases Press and hold. Cleared phrases are erased from the pedal, so this cannot be undone.
  • Page 11 Using loop effects (LOOP FX) Loop effects can be used during loop playback. These include reverse, half-speed and double-speed playback, as well as repeat playback of a short interval. Using a loop effect during playback This starts playback. This turns on the effect. Press this again to turn off the effect.
  • Page 12 This stops playback. Setting the loop effect Select. LOOP FX Screen...
  • Page 13 REVERSE The loop will be played backward. REVERSE UNLATCH The loop will be played backward only while is being pressed. HALF SPEED The loop will be played at half speed. HALF SPEED UNLATCH The loop will be played at half speed only while is being pressed.
  • Page 14: Using Memories

    Using memories The MS-90LP+ manages recorded phrases in memories. Looper and rhythm settings along with the selected LOOP FX are saved together in memories. MEMORY Screen Select. When is shown for a memory, it already has a phrase saved in it. The phrase can be auditioned by pressing Memory 002 can be selected and a new recording started.
  • Page 15 Functions available in the menu MENU Screen ■ Memory management Copy the memory. (This only appears Set the automatic saving function to “OFF”, when the automatic saving function is set “SETTING ONLY” or “SETTING & PHRASE”. to “SETTING & PHRASE”.) Save the memory.
  • Page 16 Set the channel used to receive MIDI. Set the channel used to send MIDI. Turn on/off the MIDI program change Turn on/off the MIDI clock output function. output function. Set which connectors thru output MIDI data when it is received through the MIDI Set the type of batteries.
  • Page 17: Functions Of Parts

    Functions of parts ■ Top ① Output jacks Connect an amp or another effect here. Use MONO for mono connections. ② Display This shows the looper status, parameter settings and other information. ③ Input jacks Connect a guitar, another instrument or an effect here.
  • Page 18 ■ Bottom ■ Back ① Battery cover ① DC 9V AC adapter connector Open this when installing or removing Connect a dedicated AC adapter (ZOOM AA batteries. AD-16) here. ② MIDI jacks Use 3.5mm TRS cables to connect MIDI devices.
  • Page 19: Other Functions

    Other functions ■ Transferring files to and from a computer, smartphone or tablet By connecting the MS-90LP+ to a computer, smartphone or tablet, memories can be backed up, and loop sound sources can be imported, for example. Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter iPhone/iPad (Lightning connector)
  • Page 20 ■ Setting the output routing (ROUTING) Output routing can be selected according to use. Guitar Guitar amps The instrument, looper and rhythm sounds will be output in stereo. The rhythm sound will be output independently from the R jack. The instrument and looper sounds will be output from the L (MONO) jack in mono.
  • Page 21 ■ MIDI functions A computer or a MIDI device that is connected to the MS-90LP+ can be used to switch mem- ories and synchronize the tempo. See the Operation Manual for details. MIDI device USB (Type-C) Use a USB cable that Lightning to USB 3 supports data transfer.
  • Page 22: Troubleshooting

    → Confirm that nothing is wrong with the instrument → If using batteries, connect a cable to the L/MONO cable. → Use a genuine AC adapter (ZOOM AD-16). output jack. → If the indicator blinks and it will not start, update Batteries lose their charge quickly the firmware.