Zoom Handy Recorder H4 Operation Manual page 46

4-Track Mode
1.
At the 4-track mode top screen,
select the track(s) you want to use as
a bounce source by using the TRACK
[1] – [4] keys. Press the respective
key repeatedly until it is lit in green.
Note that tracks for which the key is not lit
(muted tracks) will not be included in the file
produced after bouncing.
2.
Press the top (@) of the [MENU] key
to start playback of the recorder, and
adjust panning (only for stereo files)
and volume level of each track, while
monitoring the overall output level.
Output level
The file produced by bouncing reflects the
panning and volume settings for each track. For
information on adjusting these parameters, see
"4-track mixing (volume/panning)" on page 51.
NOTE
If the level meter indication shows that signal
clipping occurs, lower the volume setting for each
track.
When level checking is complete, press the top
@
( ) of the [MENU] key to stop the recorder.
3.
Move the jog dial up/down to bring
the cursor to the BOUNCE button.
Then press the jog dial.
The BOUNCE screen for controlling the bounce
function appears.
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BOUNCE button
OK button CANCEL button
4.
To select the format for the bounce
target file (stereo or mono), move the
jog dial up/down to bring the cursor
to the "FORMAT" item. Then press
the jog dial.
The format can now be changed.
5.
Move the jog dial up/down to select
"STEREO" or "MONO". The press the
jog dial.
●
When STEREO is selected
The created stereo file reflects both the
panning and the volume settings.
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When MONO is selected
The panning setting is disregarded. The
volume setting for final L and R output is
added up and divided by 2. This gives the
volume level of the file.
6.
To set the name for the file after
bouncing, move the jog dial up/down
to bring the cursor to the "NAME"
item. Then press the jog dial.
The cursor disappears and the first character is
underlined. In this condition, you can change the
file name.
Underline
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