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String1 E G E D E D D
String2 B D C# A B B A
String3 G A A F# G# G G
String4 D E E D E D D
String5 A B A A B G A
String6 E E D E D D
String7 B
GUITAR BASS OPEN A OPEN D OPEN E OPEN G DADGAD
Tuner type
String number/
note name
7. To change the reference pitch of the tuner,
turn the dial during tuner operation.
The reference pitch of the tuner is set to center A = 440 Hz by
default. The reference pitch can be adjusted over the range of
435 – 445 Hz, in 1-Hz steps.
HINT
• The reference pitch setting is saved individually for each project.
• When you change the reference pitch of the tuner, the pitch of
the rhythm section bass program will also change accordingly.
8. When you have finished using the tuner
function, press the [EXIT] key to return to the
main screen.
The HD8/HD16 allows various other tuner types besides
chromatic tuning, including standard tuning for guitar and
bass, and various special tuning functions.
For these types it is necessary to first select a string number and
then tune the strings one by one.
1. Connect the guitar or bass that you want to
tune to a high-impedance compatible INPUT
jack and press the [ON/OFF] key for the input
to which the instrument is connected, so that
the key is lit in red.
On the HD8, the INPUT jack 1 is high-impedance compatible.
On the HD16, the INPUT jacks 1 and 2 are high-impedance
compatible.
Verify that the [Hi-Z] switch is set to On.
2. Hold down the [SHIFT] key and press pad 4
(INSERT EFFECT) several times, until the pad
is out.
The insert effect is bypassed, and the display indication
changes as follows.
3. Press the [ENTER] key to activate the tuner
function, and use the cursor left/right keys to
select the tuner type.
While the tuner function is active, the cursor left/right keys
serve to switch the tuner type.
Tuner types and notes for each string are listed in the table
below.
For example, when you select the tuner type “GUITAR”, the
display shows the following information.
4. Play the indicated string as an open string,
and perform tuning.
HINT
You can change the reference pitch (default setting center A =
440 Hz). The procedure is the same as when using the
chromatic tuner.
5. Use the cursor up/down keys to select other
string numbers.
Tune the other strings in the same way.
6. To quit the tuning function, press the [EXIT]
key. The main screen returns again.
Using other tuner types
CHROMATIC 440Hz
CHROMATIC 440Hz
<A >
<A >
Off
Off
[ENTER]
[ENTER]
åTUNER
TUNER
GUITAR 440Hz
GUITAR 440Hz
<E > String6
<E > String6
Target note for string number String numbe
r
Tuner type
- Operation Manual 1
- USAGE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2
- Usage Precautions 3
- Introduction 7
- Getting to Know the HD8/HD16 9
- Recorder 10
- Rhythm section 10
- Insert effect 11
- Send/return effect 11
- Names of Parts 12
- HD16 Top Panel 13
- HD8/HD16 Rear Panel 14
- HD8/HD16 Right Side Panel 15
- Connections 16
- ZOOM HD8/HD16 17
- Rear panel 17
- Installing the CD-R/RW Drive 18
- Power On/Off 20
- Listening to a Demo Song 21
- Let’s Record 22
- Quick Tour 23
- PTN 0 08Beat01 24
- 1 001-01-00 24
- BPM=120.0 25
- 2.3 Selecting a track and 28
- Step 3: Overdubbing 29
- Step 4: Mixing 30
- Parameter select 31
- Parameter knob 3 31
- [ENTER] key 31
- 4.3 Applying the send/return 32
- → p. 128) 33
- → p. 44) to 33
- Step 5: Mixdown 34
- MASTERING 35
- No.0:PlusAlfa 35
- Reference [Recorder] 36
- V-Take Name 37
- ±TR 1- 1 -A 37
- TR 1- 1 -A 37
- Moving to a desired point in 39
- Playing back the same 39
- (A-B repeat function) 39
- Finding a desired location 40
- (scrub/preview function) 40
- Re-recording only a specified 41
- Recording several tracks 42
- (mixdown function) 42
- Master track mixdown steps 43
- Playing the master track 43
- Rec Track 44
- Rec Take 45
- Rec Source 46
- Marker function 47
- Locating a mark 48
- Deleting a mark 48
- Making settings for 49
- Reference [Track Editing] 50
- Copying a specified range of 51
- Move source track 52
- Move target track 52
- Fade-in/fade-out of specified 53
- Fade-out 54
- Changing the duration of an 55
- Compensating the pitch of a 55
- 5. Press the cursor down key 56
- Harmony+ Dst 57
- Track1-1 57
- Mark Measures/beats/ticks 58
- Source track 59
- Write target track 59
- Key/Scale = C Major 59
- Shift direction: up 59
- Duo Harmony 59
- Editing using V-takes 61
- Copying a V-take 62
- Moving a V-take 62
- Importing audio data to a 63
- 3. Press the [ENTER] key 64
- BASS.WAV 65
- Resample On 65
- Swapping a track 66
- Reference [Phrase Looping] 67
- Loading a phrase 68
- Importing a phrase from a 69
- Importing a WAV/AIFF file 70
- Adjusting phrase parameters 70
- Copying a phrase 71
- Deleting a phrase 72
- Writing a phrase loop to a 73
- (measure - beat) 75
- Reference [Mixer] 76
- Assigning input signals to 77
- Adjusting a track parameter 79
- ■ Track parameter list 80
- Using the parameter knobs 81
- ST LINK Off 82
- Using the solo function 83
- No.0:Empty 84
- Deleting certain parameters 85
- Reference [Rhythm] 87
- Changing the tempo 89
- Changing the drum kit / bass 89
- Using the pads to play drum/ 90
- Minor OCT:G#1 91
- Creating an original rhythm 92
- Drum sequence real-time input 93
- Bass sequence real-time input 94
- Bass sequence 95
- Drum sequence step input 96
- Bass sequence step input 97
- Changing the drum/bass 99
- Editing rhythm patterns 100
- Creating a rhythm song 101
- Entering pattern information 102
- Select pattern D 103
- Using FAST for pattern 104
- Entering chord information 105
- 1 2341234 106
- PATTERN A 106
- 1 234123 106
- PATTERN B 106
- Entering other information 107
- Playing a rhythm song 108
- Editing a rhythm song 108
- Copying a rhythm song 109
- Deleting the rhythm song 110
- Assigning a name to a rhythm 110
- Importing a rhythm 111
- Using Kit Files 112
- Making pad parameter settings 113
- GROUP=PL GROUP=MN 114
- Deleting a kit file 115
- Assigning a name to a kit file 116
- Using samples 117
- Reversing a sample 118
- Copying a sample 119
- Deleting a sample 120
- Importing a sample from an 121
- Importing a V-take 122
- Folder name 123
- Editing various settings of 124
- Reference [Effects] 126
- Using the insert effect 127
- Input Source 128
- No.0:Standard 129
- 3. Press the [EDIT] key 131
- Patch number 132
- Using the send/return 134
- Storing/swapping send/return 135
- Importing patches from 136
- No.1:PRJ001 137
- Reference [Creating a CD] 138
- Creating an audio CD 139
- Creating an audio CD by album 140
- Track number 141
- Project number/Project name 141
- Using the marker function to 142
- Playing an audio CD 143
- Finalizing a CD-R/RW Disc 144
- Erasing a CD-RW disc 144
- Loading an audio CD into a 145
- Backup and restore 146
- HD8/HD16 147
- Project currently being saved 147
- Disc number 147
- Next Disc 149
- Reference [Projects] 150
- Loading a project 151
- Creating a new project 151
- Checking the project size/ 152
- Duplicating a project 152
- Erasing a project 152
- Changing the project name 153
- Protecting a project 153
- Reference [MIDI] 154
- Making MIDI-related 155
- 2. Press the [ENTER] key 157
- Using the SMF player 158
- Channel To Drum 159
- File name 160
- Reference [USB] 161
- USB Mass Storage 162
- Terminate? 162
- Operating DAW Software 163
- From the HD8/HD16 163
- Using Mass Storage Mode 164
- Simultaneously 164
- Reference [Other Functions] 165
- Playlist playback 166
- Using the tuner function 167
- Using other tuner types 168
- Changing the function of 169
- Preventing digital copying 169
- Switching the level meter 170
- Adjusting the display 170
- Checking the system 171
- Hard disk maintenance 171
- Init All 173
- Specifications 174
- Troubleshooting 176
- Problems with the rhythm 177
- Problems with MIDI 177
- Problems with CD-R/RW 178
- Other problems 178
- Appendix 179
- 3Band EQ module 181
- MOD/DELAY module 181
- ZNR module 182
- Volume Pedal module 182
- COMP/LIMITER module 183
- EFX module 183
- PREAMP module 183
- BASS algorithm 183
- Parameter description 184
- ISOLATOR module 187
- 3BAND EQ R module 187
- LINE algorithm 187
- NORMALIZER module 189
- 3BAND EQ module 189
- DIMENSION/RESO module 189
- Effect Patch List 191
- ACO/BASS SIM algorithm 192
- MIC algorithm 193
- DUAL MIC algorithm 194
- MASTERING algorithm 196
- Send/return Effect 197
- Rhythm Pattern 198
- Drum Kits 200
- Bass Programs 200
- Instruments 201
- MIDI note number chart 205
- HD8/HD16 Hard Disk 208
- Contents 208
- MIDI implementation chart 209
- ZOOM CORPORATION 213
- HD8/HD16 - 5000-1 213
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