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Listening to the Demo Song
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Demo song protect status
The demo song on the hard disk is set to protected status,
which means that level mixing and other settings can be
changed while you play the song, but the changes cannot be
stored on the disk. If you wish to retain changes you have
made, disable the protect status (→ p. 141).
Turning on the power
1.
Make sure that the AC adapter, instrument, and
audio system (or headphones) are correctly
connected to the MRS-1266. (For information on
connections, refer to page 15.)
2.
Press the [POWER] switch on the rear panel.
Power to the MRS-1266 comes on, the unit performs a self-
test, and switch settings are read. Wait until the following
indication appears on the display.
This screen is called the "main screen".
3.
Turn on the audio system connected to the
MASTER OUTPUT jacks.
HINT
When a synthesizer or other electronic instrument is con-
nected to the MRS-1266, turn power on in the order synthe-
sizer→ MRS-1266→ audio system. Turn power off in the re-
verse order.
Selecting the demo song
On the MRS-1266, song data are managed in units called
"projects". A project encompasses recorded audio data,
rhythm patterns and rhythm songs of the rhythm section,
internal effect patches (effect programs), and other
information. When you load a project, the complete state in
which that song was saved will be reproduced.
To load the demo song project from the hard disk, proceed
as follows.
1.
Press the [PROJECT] key.
The indication "PROJECT SELECT" appears on the display.
This is the screen for selecting a project.
2.
Press the [ENTER] key.
Projects stored on the hard disk are shown in the lower part
of the display.
3.
Turn the dial to select the demo song.
Project numbers 000 and 001 are the demo songs.
4.
Press the [ENTER] key.
The selected project is loaded. While the hard disk is being
accessed, the [HDD] indicator lights up and the indication
"LOADING" appears on the display. When the display
changes, the demo song has been loaded.
PRJ 000
PRJ 000
RunAway
RunAway
001- 1
001- 1
0 0 0 0
PRJ SEL
PRJ SEL
RunAway
RunAway
0
0
Project name Project number
Listening to the Demo Song
When shipped from the factory, the internal hard disk of the MRS-1266 contains a demo song. To listen to the demo, proceed as
follows.
- Operation Manual 1
- USAGE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2
- Usage Precautions 3
- Contents 4
- Introduction 7
- Versatile effects 8
- CD-R/RW drive 8
- Introducing the MRS-1266 9
- Rhythm section 10
- Mixer section 10
- Effect section 11
- ■ Insert effect 11
- ■ Send/return effect 11
- Input section Display section 12
- Input/output section 14
- Connections 15
- Front panel 16
- Installing the CD-R/RW Drive 17
- Listening to the Demo Song 19
- Playing the demo song 20
- Turning power off (shutdown) 20
- Quick Tour 21
- Step 4: Overdubbing 32
- Step 5: Mixdown 33
- ■ Adjusting the EQ 34
- ■ Adjusting the send level 35
- Reference [Recorder] 38
- Re-recording only a specified 40
- Using auto punch-in/out 41
- Master track 42
- Mixdown steps 43
- Playing the master track 44
- RECTRACK 45
- REC TAKE 46
- CURRENT 46
- Recording on 6 tracks 47
- (Rhythm recording) 48
- 1266CD-R 49
- Finding a desired location 52
- (Scrub/Preview function) 52
- Reference [Track Editing] 54
- 0 0 0 0 56
- 0 3 1200 56
- 0 132 0 57
- 0 016300 58
- 0 0 4260 58
- 0 031 60 59
- Editing V-takes 61
- Erasing a V-take 62
- Copying a V-take 62
- Moving a V-take 62
- Track capture and swap 63
- Reference [Phrase Looping] 65
- Loading a phrase 66
- 00000000 67
- 00013420 67
- Importing a WAV/AIFF file 68
- Adjusting phrase parameters 69
- Copying a phrase 71
- Creating a phrase loop 71
- Reference [Mixer] 75
- Basic operation of the input 76
- Standard 77
- Adjusting the pan/balance 78
- Basic operation of the track 79
- CHO SEND 80
- Using the solo function 82
- (Scene function) 82
- Recalling a saved scene 83
- Reference [Rhythm] 86
- Rhythm songs 87
- Playing rhythm patterns 88
- Creating a rhythm song 89
- Step input 90
- FAST input 92
- Inputting root/chord data 94
- Inputting other data 95
- Playing a rhythm song 96
- Editing a rhythm song 97
- Copying a rhythm song 98
- Erasing the rhythm song 99
- Creating an original rhythm 100
- Real-time input 101
- ZOOM MRS-1266 102
- Pad=Bass 103
- Chromatc 103
- Bass track 104
- Step input 105
- ◆ Bass track step input 107
- Editing a rhythm pattern 109
- Copying a rhythm pattern 110
- Creating your own drum kit 111
- Assigning a name to a kit 113
- Copying a kit 113
- Basic procedure 114
- Insert effect 117
- Send/return effects 117
- Using the insert effect 118
- Syn-Lead 120
- Reference [Creating a CD] 129
- 07 40 00 130
- AUDIO CD 131
- PRJ 001 132
- Playing an audio CD 133
- Erasing a CD-RW Disc 135
- Finalizing a CD-R/RW Disc 136
- READ DST 137
- Reference [Projects] 138
- Loading a project 139
- Creating a new project 139
- Copying a project 140
- Erasing a project 140
- Editing the project name 141
- Backup and restore 142
- What you can do using MIDI 146
- Making MIDI-related settings 147
- Setting the drum/bass MIDI 148
- Specifying transmission of 148
- Timing Clock messages 148
- Using the SMF player 150
- SMF playback 152
- Reference [Other Functions] 153
- Using the tuner function 154
- Switching the level meter 156
- OUT jack 156
- Hard disk maintenance 157
- (Factory Initialize) 158
- Formatting the hard disk 158
- Init ALL 159
- Appendix 160
- Problems during playback 161
- Problems during recording 161
- Problems with effects 161
- Problems with MIDI 162
- Problems with CD-R/RW drive 163
- Other problems 163
- Effect Type/Parameter List 164
- GUITAR/BASS ALGORITHM 165
- MIC ALGORITHM 168
- LINE ALGORITHM 169
- MASTERING ALGORITHM 170
- Send Return effect 171
- Effect patch list 172
- MIC ALGORITHM 174
- CHORUS/DELAY 176
- Pattern List 177
- Drum Kit/Bass Program List 179
- MIDI note number chart 180
- Instrument List 181
- PHRASE LIST 183
- MRS-1266 hard disk contents 185
- MIDI implementation 186
- MIDI implementation chart 187
- ZOOM CORPORATION 192
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