Zoom 9001 Advanced Multi-Effecis Processor User manual
OPERAT10N MANUAL
Names and Functions of Controlsand Connectors
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Conncction~oamixcr(&lel)
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Connection to a synthesizeror
rhythm
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Connection to a guitar orbass guitar (Example
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Connection toa microphone (Example
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Connection toa
CD
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ActivatingtheEditMode
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ReadingheDisplayinEditMode
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SwitchingtoAnotherEffect
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Comparing an Edited Program to the Original Program
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StoringanEditedProgram
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Other
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Adjustingthe Input Level
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Calling
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Kcsctting the Entire 9001 tothe Initial Condition (Initialize)
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ZOOM
900
IAdvanced Multi-Effecis Processor
Thank you for selecting the
ZOOM
9001 Advanced Multi- Effects Processor
(hereafter
callcd "9001
").
The 9001 is
a
sophisticated multi-effect device with the following fcaturcs and
functions:
Many innovative, high-quality effects
The 9001 offers versatile reverb effects on a par with much more expensive
equipment,plus many other kinds of unique and useful sound effects. There are
a
total
of 20 different effects with various parameters, and up to 40 programs using these
effects can be stored in the memory of the unit.
Wide range of
uses
from recording to mix-down
The 9001 is ideal for users who want to set up their own home recording studio.
Its
effects are pcrfcct for many sounds and instruments, such as synthesizers, drums,
bass, guitar or vocals. But the usefulness of the 9001 is not limited to the actual
recording process. It comes in equally handy when doing mix-downson
a
multi-track
recorder and
in
many other home-recordingapplications.
Easy
operation
The number of adjustableparameters has been
purposely
limitcd to truly essential and
useful points. Many effcct settings and values are displayed by intuitive graphical
representationsor bar graphs, making the unit a snap to use even for beginners.
Remote operation with foot controller
By using the optional Foot Controller FCO1, program selection and cffect on/off
switchingcan be controlled
by
foot.
Please take the time to read this manual carefully, in order
to
get the most out of
your
9001
and to ensure optimum performance ;nd reliability.
WARNING!
Danger
of
explosion
at inconcct battcry change.
Usc
same
typc
of
baltery
or
of
equivalent
type
rcconunended
by
manufaclurcr.
Always discard ~hcbattery acorcfingto the manufacturer's instructions.
Safety
Precautions
Please observe the following safety lips and precautions to ensure hazard-free use of
the 9001.
Power requirements
The 9001 can be powered by six
IEC
R6
(size
AA)
batteries or the optional
AC
adapter AD-0001.
Do
not use
any
other kind of
AC
adapter to prevent malfunction
and safetyhazards.
When wishing to use the 9001 on
AC
power in
an
area with
a
different line voltage,
please consultyour local
ZOOM
distributoraboutacquiring aproper
AC
adapter.
Environment
Avoid using your 9001in environmentswhere it will
be
exposed to:
Temperatureextremes
-
High
humidity
ar
moisture
Excessive dustor sand
Excessive vibration or
shock
Handling
Since the 9001 is
a
precision electronic device, avoid applying excessive force
to
the
switches and buttons. Also take
care
not to drop the unit, and do not subject
it
to
shock or excessivepressure.
Alterations
Never open the case of the 9001 or attempt to modify the product in any way since
this can result in damage.
Connecting
cables
and input
and
output
jacks
You should always turn off the power
to
the 9001
and
all other equipment before
connecting or disconnecting
any
cables. Also make sure
to
disconnect
all
cables and
the
AC
power cord before moving the 9001.
Notes
on
Internal Battery
for
Memory
Back
Up
Caution!
The
9001
containsa long-lifelithiumbattery (this battery is different from
the
batteries of
power supply) which maintains heeffect programs stored
in
the internal memory intact
even when the unit is turned off. With normal use, the battery should last for
approximately
3
years. When the battery has
run
down
,
"
INlT
"
will
be displayed and
the
contents of the memory will be set automaticallyback
to
the
factory-set status.
When
the
battery is replaced, the program
in
the memory will
be
lost. Before replacing the
battery, record the program data, and then restore
the
program
data
after the battery
has
been replaced. To avoidpossible data loss, contactyour local
ZOOM
dealer andhave the
battery replaced by
a
qualified technician. Do not attempt to replace the battery by
yourself, since installing
an
improper battery couldresult in
an
explosion.
Electricalinterference
The
9001
uscs digital circuitry that may cause interfcrence and noise
if
placed too close to other
electrical cquipmcnt, such as
TV
sets and radio rcccivcrs. If such problcms occur, movc the
9001
Further away from thc dfccted equipment. Also, whcn fluorescent
lights
or devices
with
built-in motors
are
in close proximity to tllc unit, the
9001
may not function properly.
Cleaning
Use
a
soft,
dry
cloth
10
clcan the
9001.
If
necessary, slightly moistcn thc cloth. Do no1 use
any
abrasive
cleansers,
waxes, or solvents (such as paint thinner or cleaning alcohol), since these
may dull
the
fmish or damage
the
surface.
In
case of malfunction
If a problem arises during operation,
turn
the
9001
off
and disconnect
all
cables.
Then
contact
your local
ZOOM
distributor with the following information: model name. scrial number,
symptom,your name, address
and
phone number.
Keep this manual in a convcnientplacc for future rcference.
In
this section, you will find a general explanation of the functions and operation of
the 9001, as well as an explanation of special terms and the organization of this
manual.
If
you are already familiarwith multi-effectprocessors, you may quickly scan
this section.
What Is the
9001
?
The 9001 is called a multi-effectprocessor because
it
lets you change sound in many
ways, by applying electronically produced effects.Using a source signal for example
from a
tape
recorder or a musical instrument, you can add reverberation or chorus
effects to producea more natural sound, or you can drastically alter the original sound
in
many creative ways to achievea desired result.
Effectsand categories
Thc
9001
incorporates
20
different effects. According to the intended sound source
and application, these effects are grouped into
8
categories. The table below lists the
8
categories with their
respective
effects. Note that the category and effect designations
often use the names of musical instruments, but this does not mean that their use is
restricted to these instrumcn&.For example, cvcn when processing the sound of a
piano,
it
is not mandatory that you use the cffectcatcgory
PIANO.
This catcgory is of
course suitablefor piano sounds,but another catcgory may produce the result that you
want. The effcct
STRINGS
in
the catcgory KEYBOARD, for example, works very
well to create a clear backing sound from an elcctric guitar. Feel free
to
experiment,
according to your very own
preferences
and musical tastes.
Categories
and
Effects
Parameters
Effect
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GUITAR
2
GUT
GUITAR
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BASS
2
SLAPBASS
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VOCAL
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2
VOCAL
2
3
HARMONY
4
ROBOT
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WAVE
2
TEST
TONE
OSCILLATOR
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Each effect
is
made
up
of
several elements callcd parameters. Most of lhese
parameters can be edited,
in
order to makc thc cffcctdo exactly what you want. The
9001 storcsan effect asthe sum of its
parameter
scttings.
Program
After you have cdited the various parameters of an cffect, and adjusted the desired
output level, you can store the result as a program. The
9001
also comes with
40
predefined programs already stored in its memory. During a
performance
or
a
recording, you can
use
the
9001
by calling up the desired programs in the sequence
you want. Thepreset programs stored in memory can be changed by t.hc user.
Bank numberand program number
The programs in the
900
1
are specifiedby a two-digitnumber. The first digit indicates
the bank number and the second digit the program number. There are ten banks from
0
to
9,
and four program numbers from
l
to
4.
Mode
The
9001
has three different operation modes,as described below.
Play
mode
This is thc basic operation mode in which you use the effects of the
9001.
After
power-on,this modc is automaticallyactivated.
Edit
mode
In
this modc, you choose the effect to be used
in
a program and you can edit the
various effectparamelers.
Utility
made
In
this inode, you can pcrform various system functions such as adjusting the
sensitivity for ccr~insound sourcesor restoring
the
9001
to
the
factory
settings.
Conventionsused
in
this
manual
This manual uses the following icons to indicate special sections.
IHintl
Practical hints or suggestions for optimum usage.
[N
ote]
Warnings or advice, especially about points that may be of
impor&ce to users who are new to effcct processors.
rnNT
[One-point advice]
Basic information on specific topics which will
be
useful in
workingwith
the
9001.
Front
Panel
ADVANCED MULTI-EFFECTSPROCESSOR
(1)
STORE
key
This key serves to store
an
editcd program
in
memory.
(2)
EDlTlCANCEL
key
This key servesto put
thk
9001
in
the Edit
mode.
Prcssing the key also lcts you cancel
an
operation such
as
store.
(3)
UTILITY (TYPE)
key
This key serves
to
put
the
9001
in
the
Utility
mode.
In
Edit mode, the key is used
to
selecteffccts.
(4)
BANK
UPIDOWN
key
In Play mode,
thcse keys scrve to select the dcsired bank from banks
0
to
9.
A
program is selccted by using thcsc keys
in
combination with thc PROGRAM keys.
In Edit mode,
thesc keysservc to sclectthe paramctcr to be editcd.
(5)
PROGRAM
1
-
4
keys
In Play mode,
these keys scrvc to select the dcsired program in the currently
selected bank.
In Edit mode,
thesc keys servc to selectthe paramctcr to be edited.
(6)
EFFECT
ON/OFF
key
In Play mode,
this key serves to
temporarily
turn off thc effect. Pressing the key
once more turns the effecton again.
In Edit mode,
the key serves to the compare the sound of thc original program
(beforeediting) with the current sound effect settings.
(7)
VALUE
+/-
keys
In Play mode,
lhcsekeys serve to adjust thc output lcvel of thc program.
In Edit mode,
thesekeys scrve to cdit
a
parametcr.
In Utility mode,
these keys scrve to sct the input sensitivity lcvcl for various sound
s0UTces.
(8)
Display
Shows information such as thc
currently
sclcctcd program and cfl'cct, bank number,
program numbcr, ctc.
(9)
SIGNAL
indicator
Indicates the levcl of thc signal currently input to thc
9001.
When the indicator is out,
no
signal is being input.
When the indicator is lit in green,
a
low-level signal is being input.
When the indicator is lit
in
yellow,
a
signal is being input atoptimum level.
When the indicator is lit in red, the level of' the input
signal
is
too high, causing
distortion in the input circuitry of the
9001.
Tf
the battery voltage
is
low,
the
SIGNAL
indicator will start to
flash
in red.
When this happens, replace the batteries as soon as possible.
l'he
unit can be
operated continuously for about
3
hours
on
a set
of
fresh manganese batteries
and for about
6
hours on
a
set of fresh alkaline batteries. When closing the
battery compartment cover, first insert the protruding lip into the
correspondingslot and then firmly lock the rear of
the
cover.
Rear
Panel
(1) INPUT
jacks
(R,
LIMONO)
The source signal from
a
musical instrument, tape recorder,
CD
player or othcr
equipment is connected here. If the signal is in mono, use the jack marked
L/MONO.
For stereo signals, use both jacks. If the signal output cable uses RCA-type phono
jacks, an adapterfor conversion to
1/4"
phone plugs is required.
(2)
OUTPUT
jacks
(L/R)
The output signal from the
9001
is supplied at thesejacks, which can
be
connected to
a
setof speakerswith built-in amplifier or to other audio equipment.
(3)
DC7.5
V
jack
When the optionalAC adapter
AD-0001
is used to power the
9001,
the cable from the
adapter is connected here.
(4)
POWER
switch
Serves to
turn
the unit on and off.
Right
Side
Panel
/Bottom
Panel
Right
Side
Panel
Bottom
Panel
(1) PHONES
jack
A
pair of stereoheadphonescan be connected here.
(2)
Battery compartment
Six
IEC
R6
(size
AA)
batteries
are
inserted here.
(3)
REMOTE
jack
The optional Foot Controller
FCOl
can
be
connectcd here.
The 9001 can
be
connected in many ways, depending on the sound source
and
the
intended application.
A
few representative examples are described below.
Connection to
a
mixer (Example
l)
When wishing
to
apply effects to several instruments or to various tracks of a multi-
track recorder, use the
SEND/RETURN
jacks of a mixer to connect the 9001.
For
a
stereo setup, connect the
SEND
jacks to the
L
and
R
INPUT
jacks of the 9001, and
connect the L and
R
OUTPUTjacks
of
the 9001 to the
RETURN
jacks of the mixer.
For
a
mono setup, use the
L
INPUT and L OUTPUTjacks
of
the 9001.
When using the
9001
as
described above
in
the
SENDlRETUHN
loop of a mixer,
it
is
advisable to use only effects in the categories
STUDIO
and
DRUMS
and to
set the
DIR
parameter (direct sound mix onloff) to
OFF.
Since effects
in
other
categories do not have the option of turning the direct sound off, their use
in
this type of application is not recommended. For details on parameters, please
refer to page
22.
Connection to
a
synthesizer or rhythm machine
(Example
2)
When using the 9001 with
an
electronic instrument that has stereo output, such
as
a
synthesizeror a rhythm machine,connect the output from the instrument
to
the
L
and
R
INPUT
jacks of the 9001, and connect thc
L
and
R
OUTPUT
jacks of
thc
9001 to
the inputs of the audio component or other playback equipment.
Electronic instrument
9001
Playback
equipment
Connectionto
a
guitar or bass guitar (Example
3)
When using the 9001 with
an
instrument that has mono output, such as
an
electric
guitar,
an
acoustic guitar with pickup, or
a
bass guitar, connect the output from the
instrument to the L/MONO
INPUT
jack
of
the 9001,and connectthe L OUTPUTjack
of the 9001
to
the amplifier. In this case,stereoeffects such asreverb will be in mono.
When wishing to use the stcreo capabilities of the 9001, connect the L and
R
OUTPUT
jacks to two amplifiers.
Amplifier
(L
or
MONO)
Connection to
a
microphone (Example
4)
To use the 9001 with
a
microphone, connect the output from the microphone to the
L/MONO
INPUT
jack of the 9001,
and
connect the
L
OUTPUT jack of the 9001 to
the amplifier. In this case, stcreo effects such as reverb will be in mono. When
wishing to
use
the stereocapabilities of the
9001,
connectthe
L
and
R
OUTPUTjacks
to two amplifiers.
Conventional dynamic microphones can be connected directly to the 9001, but
capacitor microphones are not supported. Since the output level from microphone
varies considerably depending on the model,
be
sure to adjust heinput sensitivityof
the 9001to match the microphone in use.
INPUT
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OUTPUT
L
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9001
Playback
equipment
Connection
to
a
CD
player
or
cassette
deck
(Example
5)
Connect the line outputjacks of the
CD
player or cassettedeck to the
L
and
R
INPUT
jacks of the 9001, and connect the
L
and
R
OUTPUT
jacks of the 9001 to the
AUX
inputs of the audio component or other playback equipment. This is useful for
example to create your own tapes by adding reverb or other effects to conventional
music sources.
Private
Practice setup (Example
6)
This is the "privatepractice" setup, to connect a mic into one input and an instrument
(like a guitar or keyboard) into the other,with headphones connected directly. It is an
ideal way to set up the 9001 for your private practice. Singing and playing
simultaneously
through the 9001, especially through headphones, is a big pleasure!
LINE
OUT
L
Microphone
INPUT
R
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INPUT
OUTPUT
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OUTPUT
R
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Playback
equipment
Cassette
deck
input
level
Adjustment
Before starting
to
use
the
9001,
you should adjust the input sensitivityto match the level
of the soundsource. This will ensureoptimum sound
quality
with
a
minimum
of
noise.
When the
9001
has been properly connected to the sound source and
the
playback equipment, turn on the power in the following order:
-+
Sound
source
+
9001
-+
playback equipment
If
the above sequence is not observed, turn-on thumps may damage the
speakers. To turn the equipment off, reverse the above sequence.
ThePlay mode displayappears.
mumlc
STUDIO DRUMS KEYB. PIANO
TAR
BASS
VOCAL
SOUND
l
The display shown above
is
only an example.
In
actual use, the display will be
different depending on the statusof the
901
before it
was
last turned
off.
In
other modes, an
"E"
or
"U"
is shown
in
the left section of the display.
If
this
indication is
not
shown, the unit
is
in the Play mode.
Press the
UTILITY
(TYPE)
key.
This activatestheUtility mode.
A
"U"
appears
in the left section of the display.
ACWSTlC
SNOlO
DRUMSKEYB. PIANO
GUITAR
BASS
VOCAL
SOUND
Use
the
VALUE
+/-
keys to adjust the
input
sensitivity
of
the
9001.
Set the output level of the sound source to the normal value.
Then
adjust the input
sensitivity of the 9001
with
the
VALUE
+/-
keys so that
the
SIGNAL indicator lights
up
in
yellow during input signal peaks.
The
input sensitivity can be set in five steps,
from 1to
5.
When the adjustment is completed, press the
UTILITY
key several times until
the unit reverts to the initial display (no
"U"
shown).
The 9001 is now again in
Play
mode.
The
Play
mode is the basic operation mode of the
9001.
In this
mode,
you can
perform the followingfunctions:
Selecting a program
Turning
the
effect
on
or
off
Temporarilyadjusting the output
level
Reading
the
Display in
Play
Mode
The followinginformation appears on the display in Play mode:
(1)
Category
The
category to which
the
efrect belongs is indicatedat the
"
h"
mark
by
an
easy-to-
understand icon. This lets you see at
a
glance for which
kind
of
application the effect
is suitable.
(2)
Effect
The
name
of
the effect used by the currentlyselectedprogram.
(3)
Bank number
The
number of the currently selected bank.
(4)
Program number
The number of the currently selectedprogram.
(5)
Bar
graph
Graphic representation of the output level of the currently selected program.
Selecting
a
Program
Use the
BANK
UPiDOWN
keys
to selectthe
bank
number.
The programs of
the
9001
are grouped into ten banks numbered from
0
10
9.
Each
bank
contains four programs. When the
BANK
UP/DOWN
keys are used to select
a
bank
number, the number flashes.
STUMO DRUMS
KEYB.
PLAN0
AGyzC
BASS VOCAL SOUND STUDIO DRUMS
KEYB.
PIANO
~~~~C
BASS VOCAL SOUND
Press
BANK
UP
Key
When wishing to change bank numbers quickly, keep
the
BANK
UP
or
DOWN
key depressed.
BANK
UP
Key
BANK
DOWN
Key
Selecting
Bank
Numbers
With
BANK
UPIDOWN
Keys
Simply pressing
the
BANK
UPIDOWN
keys does not suffice to change the
program. The program
is
only selected after
you
have pressed one of the
PROGRAM
l
-
4
keys.
Use
the
PROGRAM
1
-
4
keys
to selectthe
program.
The
bank
number stops flashing and
the
newly selected program number is shown
on
the
display. The name of the eiTect used by
the
program,
its
category, and the output
level
are
also shown.
STUDIO DRUMS KEYB. PIANO BASS VOCAL SOUND STUDIO DRUMS
KEYB.
PIANO
IICOUm
BASS VOCAL SOUND
Press
PROGRAM
2
Key
When changing programs within the same bank, there
is
no need to press the
BANK
UPlDOWN
keys. To change from program
11
to program
14,
for
m
example,just press the
PROGRAM
4
key.
Now that you have learned how to sclect programs, we recommend that you
try
out
the programs stored in the
9001,
to hcar the various effects.For
a
detailed explanation
of each program, pleasc rcfcr to thc program list startingon page
44.
Temporarily
Cancellingan Effect
In the Play mode, you can easily turn an effccton and off.This is helpful for example
to quickly check thc sound of an effect, or to tune an inslrument.
Press the
EFFECT ONIOFF
key
in
the Play mode.
The effect is turned off and the direct sound of the source
is
heard. The indication
"EFX
OFF"
flashes on the display. For efrccts in the categories
STUDIO
and
DRUMS,
the direct sound
is
no1outpur
if
lhc p~uamctcr
DIR
is sct to
OFF.
Acousnc
STUDIO DRUMS
KEYB.
PIANO
GUITAR
BASS VOCAL SOUND
Press
the
EFFECT ONIOFF
key
again.
The previousPlay modc condition is restored.
Changing
the
Output
Level
The output levcl is one of the parameters storcd separately for each program. You can
temporarily change
the
scltingin Play mode.
For effects in the categories STUDIO and
DRUMS,
the output level setting has
a different meaning than for effects in other categories. In the categories
STUDIO and
DRUMS,
only the level of the effect itself is ad,justed. In other
categories, the level of the mixed signal consisting of original sound and effect is
adjustecl.
Press
one of
the
VALUE
+I-
keys
in
Play
mode.
Thedisplay changes
as
follows:
musnc
STUDIO DRUMS
KEYB.
RAN0
QUIT^
BASS
VOCAL SOUND
i
The number to the right of
"LVL" ("50"
in the above example) is the currently
selected output level.
Adjust the level with the
VALUE
+/-
keys.
You can either tap the key repeatcdly or kcep
it
depressed. By keeping
a
key
depressed and at the same pressing the other direction key, the level changes more
rapidly. The setting range is
0
(no sound) to
99
(maximum Icvel).
When the
VALUE
+/-
keys are released, the unit reverts to the previous
condition.
When wishing toonly check the output level setting,just tap one
of
the
VALUE
+/-
keys once. The level is displayed for some time, and then the unit reverts to
the previous condition.
The output level setting asdescribed above
is
only temporary. When
a
different
program
is
selected, the preset level of that program will be active. When
wishing tostore the output level setting, perform the following steps.
Storing
a
Program in the Same Bank and Program
Number
You
can
make the level adjustment permanent by storing the program again under the
same
number.
Press the
STORE
key in Play mode.
The unit is set to the Store mode, and thc bank number and program number
indication flashes.
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Press the
STORE
key once more. The program is stored with the new setting,
and
the unit reverts to the
Play
mode.
Storing
a
Program in a Different Bank and Program
Number
When wishing to use the
9001
as an effecter for example for guitar, bass or
synthesizer,you can store the programs you want to use in
a
performance in the same
bank and then switch belwecn them simply by pressing
PROGRAM
1
-
4
keys.
Proceed as followsto store
a
program in
a
differentlocation.
Press the STORE key in Play mode.
The unit is set to the Store mode,
and
the bank number and program number
indication flashes.
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Use the
BANK
UPIDOWN keys and PROGRAM
1
-
4
keys to select the bank
and program number intowhich you want to store the program. As opposed to
the Play mode, the program changes also
if
you only press the
BANK
UP/DOWN keys.
When a program is stored
in
a new location, the program that was previously
stored
in
that number
is
overwritten (erased). Take care not to erase a program
that you want to keep. When wishing to restore the factory preset programs,
please refer to the explanation on page
39.
Press the STORE key once more. The program is stored in the new number,
and the unit reverts to the Play mode.
If you
wish
to cancel the operation without storing the program, press the
EDIT/CANCEL key before pressing the STOKE key the second time.
The
unit
reverts to the previous condition
(Play
mode in the above example).
Each effect in
the
9001
consists of
up
to
six parameters (parameter
1
through
5
and
output level setting). Changing these parameters is called editing the program. To do
this, the 900
1
must
bc
in the Edit mode.
Activating
the Edit Mode
In
the
Play
mode, select the program
you
want to edit and then press the
EDIT/CANCEL
key.
The 9001 is now in the Edit mode,and an
"E"
appears in the left section of the display.
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When wishing to return
to
the Play
mode,
press the
EDIT/CANCEL
key once more.
Reading
the
Display
in
Edit Mode
The followinginformationappears on the display
in
Edit modc:
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(1)
Category
The category to which the effect belongs is indicated at the
"4
mark
by
an easy-to-
understand icon.
(2)
Parameter
The name of the parameter (parameter
1
-
5
or output level setting) that is currently
selected for editing.
(3)
Parameter
value
The value of
the
paramctcr hatis currently selected for cditing.
(4)
Bar graph
Graphic
representation
of the value of the various parameters. The number of the
pararnetcr currently sclcctccl for editing flashes. (Immcdiatelyafter aclivating thc Edit
modc, this is the paramctcr
1
.)
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