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Zoom Voicerecorder R12

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Operation Manual

You must read the Usage and Safety Precautions before use.

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Notes about this Operation Manual

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Contents

Notes about this Operation Manual........................................................................................................................ 2

R12 overview................................................................................................................................................................ 6

Terms used in this manual........................................................................................................................................6

Functions of parts........................................................................................................................................................7

Connection example................................................................................................................................................. 12

Touchscreen display................................................................................................................................................. 13

Home Screen overview.............................................................................................................................................13

Control Bar overview................................................................................................................................................ 18

Touchscreen operation overview............................................................................................................................21

Making preparations.................................................................................................................................................24

Inserting microSD cards........................................................................................................................................... 24

Connecting output devices...................................................................................................................................... 25

Supplying power........................................................................................................................................................ 26

Turning the power on/oﬀ........................................................................................................................................ 28

Setting the date and time (rst time starting up)................................................................................................30

Opening projects....................................................................................................................................................... 32

Creating new projects...............................................................................................................................................33

Opening projects....................................................................................................................................................... 38

Changing project settings........................................................................................................................................ 40

Opening the screen where various project settings can be made................................................................... 40

Changing project tempos.........................................................................................................................................41

Changing project time signatures...........................................................................................................................42

Setting the click (metronome).................................................................................................................................43

Setting tracks for output as MASTER and CLICK signals.....................................................................................47

Changing the snap setting....................................................................................................................................... 49

Using the tuner..........................................................................................................................................................50

Selecting the tuner type...........................................................................................................................................51

Setting the standard pitch of the tuner................................................................................................................ 52

Using at tunings...................................................................................................................................................... 52

Recording.................................................................................................................................................................... 53

Recording process..................................................................................................................................................... 53

Making input settings............................................................................................................................................... 54

Making track settings................................................................................................................................................63

Using eﬀects...............................................................................................................................................................69

Editing patch memories........................................................................................................................................... 73

Recording.................................................................................................................................................................... 79

Using internal rhythm loops................................................................................................................................... 81

Using the synthesizer............................................................................................................................................... 84

Selecting the synth sound....................................................................................................................................... 84

Recording.................................................................................................................................................................... 86