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Assigning input signals to recording tracks, Zoom hd8/hd16 – Zoom HD16 User Manual

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Recorder section

Rhythm section

Track mixer

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Master track

MASTER OUTPUT

Bass program

Drum kit

From directly after
[MASTER] fader

To directly before
[MASTER] fader

To master
track

From master track

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Tracks 12/11

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Recorder section

Rhythm section

Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
Track 4
Track 5
Track 6

Master track

MASTER OUTPUT

Bass program

Drum kit

From directly after
[MASTER] fader

To directly before
[MASTER] fader

To master
track

From master track

Track mixer

This section explains how to adjust the sensitivity for signals
input from the INPUT jacks, and how to send them to audio
tracks in the recorder section.

1.

Make sure that the instrument or mic that you

want to record is connected to the respective

INPUT jack.

2.

From the main screen, press the [ON/OFF]

key of the input to which the instrument or

microphone is connected, so that the key is

lit in red.

Input selection is performed with the [ON/OFF] keys in the
input section. If you press an [ON/OFF] key while another key
is already lit, the previous key goes out and the new key lights
up. While the key is lit, the input is active.
Normally, up to two keys can be activated simultaneously. To
activate two inputs, hold down one [ON/OFF] key and then
press the other key.

Assigning input signals to
recording tracks

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