1. This document is an operation manual for the ZOOM MRS-8 audio multi-recorder and sampler. It provides safety precautions and instructions for usage.
2. The manual covers the features and functions of the MRS-8 including recording, mixing, effects, editing tracks and samples, and creating rhythm patterns and songs.
3. Users are advised to carefully read the safety precautions before using the MRS-8 to avoid risk of electric shock, fire, or injury. Proper handling and storage of batteries is also explained.
This document provides operating instructions for a camera-recorder. It begins with important safety information and describes the parts of the camera and remote control. It then provides instructions for setup such as charging batteries, setting the date and time, and using memory cards. The main sections provide directions for shooting, playback, and using the camera's menus to customize settings. Shooting topics include modes, focus, white balance, audio, and transferring scene files between cameras. Playback covers playback functions and viewing on a TV. The menus section explains navigating and customizing settings.
This owner's manual provides important safety instructions and other information for owners of this instrument. The summary is:
1. The manual begins with safety precautions and warnings to avoid injury from electric shock or fire.
2. It provides instructions on setup, connections, power supply, battery disposal and maintenance.
3. The manual contains legal notices regarding copyrighted sounds, songs and fonts included with the instrument.
1. This user manual provides safety instructions for using a Samsung digital camcorder.
2. It instructs users to read all instructions, heed all warnings, and only use attachments specified by the manufacturer.
3. Ventilation openings on the camcorder must not be blocked and it should not be placed near heat sources.
The document provides information about the Cisco Model DPC3010 and EPC3010 DOCSIS 3.0 8x4 Cable Modem, including an introduction to its benefits and features, what is included in the package, descriptions of the front and back panels, system requirements, setup instructions, and troubleshooting tips. The front panel has LED status indicators for power, downstream connectivity, and online status. The device supports high-speed data services for up to 64 users over its Gigabit Ethernet and USB ports.
This document is a user manual for the PS 6379 six channel loudspeaker master station. It provides a general description of the device, noting its ability to function as a six channel intercom master unit with auxiliary inputs, program input, headset connection, microphone, and speaker. Key features mentioned include volume controls, call buttons, dimmable speaker, private headset mode, and electronically balanced microphone output.
This service manual provides instructions for repairing a portable minidisc player. It outlines safety precautions for working on laser products, including that the laser unit is not serviceable and must be replaced as a whole if malfunctioning. Disassembly and adjustment methods are described, along with maintenance of the laser pickup and its replacement. The functions of major integrated circuits are also outlined.
This document provides instructions for setting up and operating an Onkyo AV receiver. It includes sections on making connections, basic and advanced operations, using the remote controller, and controlling other components. The manual contains important safety instructions and precautions to ensure proper use of the AV receiver.
The PS 279 is a dual channel master station intercom unit designed for portable or fixed applications. It provides power and communication for up to 20 beltpacks. Key features include separate volume controls for each channel, call buttons with LED indicators, and the ability to mute all microphones or turn off all call buzzers with single buttons. The unit offers high speech intelligibility even in noisy environments.
This document provides operating instructions for a camera-recorder. It begins with important safety information and describes the parts of the camera and remote control. It then provides instructions for setup such as charging batteries, setting the date and time, and using memory cards. The main sections provide directions for shooting, playback, and using the camera's menus to customize settings. Shooting topics include modes, focus, white balance, audio, and transferring scene files between cameras. Playback covers playback functions and viewing on a TV. The menus section explains navigating and customizing settings.
This owner's manual provides important safety instructions and other information for owners of this instrument. The summary is:
1. The manual begins with safety precautions and warnings to avoid injury from electric shock or fire.
2. It provides instructions on setup, connections, power supply, battery disposal and maintenance.
3. The manual contains legal notices regarding copyrighted sounds, songs and fonts included with the instrument.
1. This user manual provides safety instructions for using a Samsung digital camcorder.
2. It instructs users to read all instructions, heed all warnings, and only use attachments specified by the manufacturer.
3. Ventilation openings on the camcorder must not be blocked and it should not be placed near heat sources.
The document provides information about the Cisco Model DPC3010 and EPC3010 DOCSIS 3.0 8x4 Cable Modem, including an introduction to its benefits and features, what is included in the package, descriptions of the front and back panels, system requirements, setup instructions, and troubleshooting tips. The front panel has LED status indicators for power, downstream connectivity, and online status. The device supports high-speed data services for up to 64 users over its Gigabit Ethernet and USB ports.
This document is a user manual for the PS 6379 six channel loudspeaker master station. It provides a general description of the device, noting its ability to function as a six channel intercom master unit with auxiliary inputs, program input, headset connection, microphone, and speaker. Key features mentioned include volume controls, call buttons, dimmable speaker, private headset mode, and electronically balanced microphone output.
This service manual provides instructions for repairing a portable minidisc player. It outlines safety precautions for working on laser products, including that the laser unit is not serviceable and must be replaced as a whole if malfunctioning. Disassembly and adjustment methods are described, along with maintenance of the laser pickup and its replacement. The functions of major integrated circuits are also outlined.
This document provides instructions for setting up and operating an Onkyo AV receiver. It includes sections on making connections, basic and advanced operations, using the remote controller, and controlling other components. The manual contains important safety instructions and precautions to ensure proper use of the AV receiver.
The PS 279 is a dual channel master station intercom unit designed for portable or fixed applications. It provides power and communication for up to 20 beltpacks. Key features include separate volume controls for each channel, call buttons with LED indicators, and the ability to mute all microphones or turn off all call buzzers with single buttons. The unit offers high speech intelligibility even in noisy environments.
The document provides user manuals for three LCD projector models: XL8U, XL4U, and SL4U. It contains important safety warnings and cautions regarding electric shock and proper usage. The manuals describe the projector features and components such as the control panel, remote control, terminals, and installation instructions. It also provides information on basic operation, menu settings, maintenance and troubleshooting.
This document provides safety precautions and an overview of the functions and operation of the ZOOM H2 audio recorder.
[1] Safety precautions include using the proper AC adapter, operating in safe environments, avoiding high volume for long periods, and properly handling batteries.
[2] The recorder can operate on batteries or an AC adapter and has convenient recording functions like multiple modes, controls for sensitivity and level, and auto recording.
[3] In addition to recording, it provides playback and file management features allowing selection of files and folders, viewing file information, and assigning names.
This document provides instructions and safety precautions for servicing Denon AVR receivers. It includes dimensions, wire arrangements, cautions for initialization, recommended test jigs, and a test mode for displaying error and version information. Servicing technicians should follow all safety procedures, only use designated parts, and ensure proper reassembly to maintain safety performance.
This document provides important safety instructions for an electronic device. It cautions the user about the risk of electric shock and instructs them to not open the device case. It provides operating environment guidelines and cleaning instructions. It also warns the user to read all instructions before use and refer servicing only to qualified personnel.
The McIntosh McAire Integrated Audio System owner's manual provides instructions for setup and operation. It includes safety instructions and details on connecting the McAire to other components via its various inputs and outputs. The manual also covers using the remote control and understanding the front panel displays and controls.
The document provides an operation and programming manual for the ER-230 Series Electronic Cash Register. It includes instructions on basic operations such as clerk sign-on/off, item registrations using various entry methods, and totaling/tendering sales. It also describes the X/Z and programming modes for tasks like running reports, clearing memory, and customizing settings and labels. Precautions are given for safety, servicing and handling electrostatic sensitive devices.
User manual sde-3001-3003-english_web-0720sophin12
The document provides a user manual for a 4 channel DVR. It includes:
1) Copyright information and restrictions on copying or changing the document.
2) Safety instructions and warnings for properly using the device.
3) An overview of the features and components of the 4 channel DVR.
This document contains preface information and safety instructions for a notebook computer. It states that the manufacturer reserves the right to change the document without notice. It also contains notices about copyright and trademarks. The document provides instructions on the proper use and care of the computer, including warnings about power safety, battery use, and regulatory compliance statements.
This document is a user manual for several Samsung memory camcorder models. It provides information on key features such as MPEG4 video encoding, built-in flash memory, recording media support, a 2.7" LCD display, optical and digital zoom capabilities, recording and playback features, USB connectivity for transferring videos to a PC, and safety warnings. The manual contains instructions for use and cautions the user to follow safety precautions to avoid electric shock or damage to the device.
This document provides instructions for a JVC BR-HD50 HD video cassette recorder. It includes important safety guidelines and information about features such as:
- Recording and playing back HD video in 720p format.
- Outputting digital video and audio via an HDMI terminal to view HD on compatible monitors.
- Outputting analog HD/SD video via a component output terminal.
- Inputting and outputting analog video via composite and Y/C terminals for recording in DV format.
This owner's manual provides important safety instructions and information about operating the unit. Users should read the entire manual, especially the sections on safety instructions, using the unit safely, and important notes before use. The manual should be saved for future reference. The unit requires proper care, placement, cleaning, and maintenance to avoid damage or safety issues.
This owner's manual provides important safety instructions and information about operating the unit. Users should read the entire manual, especially the sections on safety instructions, before use. The manual should be saved for future reference. The unit requires proper care and maintenance to avoid damage, malfunctions, or loss of data.
This document provides instructions for the JVC GY-HM150U HD Memory Card Camera Recorder. It begins with safety precautions and warnings regarding electric shock and proper use and handling of the device. It then provides declarations of conformity with various standards. The remainder of the document covers proper disposal of batteries and equipment according to local laws and provides additional safety cautions.
The document is a product manual for the dMIX300 Digital Music Control Station. It provides instructions on setup, features, compatibility, care/maintenance, and operation of the device. Key features highlighted include jog wheels for precise control, pitch control with 0.05% precision over multiple ranges, database-driven music management and searching, playlist support, and an iPod dock. The manual provides detailed instructions on device setup and use.
This document is a guidebook for a Panasonic hard disk camcorder. It provides safety precautions and instructions for basic use and settings of the camcorder. Key points covered include:
- Charging the battery pack and setting the date/time and language before first use.
- Managing and editing recorded video files, such as deleting clips, viewing file info, and creating playlists.
- Print settings for DPOF printing and direct printing to PictBridge printers.
- Safety warnings and precautions for handling batteries, connecting cables correctly, and stopping use if issues occur.
This document contains important safety information and instructions for using a Samsung digital camera. It warns that failure to follow safety precautions could result in injury or damage. It provides guidelines for proper use of batteries and chargers, avoiding overheating, keeping the camera dry, and other safety tips. The document also includes instructions for camera controls and menus to enable basic and advanced shooting modes as well as playback functions.
The document provides safety precautions and usage instructions for the Zoom H2 portable recorder. It outlines how to safely operate the recorder on battery power or an AC adapter. It also describes how to connect microphones, headphones, and other audio equipment to the recorder using the various input and output jacks. Connecting the recorder to a computer allows it to function as a USB audio interface or card reader.
This owner's manual provides important safety instructions and information about operating the unit. Users should read the entire manual, especially the sections on safety instructions, using the unit safely, and important notes before use. The manual should be saved for future reference. The unit requires proper care and maintenance to avoid damage, loss of data, and safety issues.
This document provides instructions for using a Samsung digital camera. It begins with an overview of the camera's features and buttons. It then provides directions for various functions like taking pictures, viewing photos, setup options, and connecting to a computer. The document covers basic operations, modes, menus and provides warnings, precautions and technical specifications. It is a user manual intended to help users understand and operate the key functions of their Samsung digital camera.
This document provides instructions on how to use a Samsung digital camera. It begins with an overview of the camera's features and buttons. It then provides step-by-step instructions on how to take pictures and videos, access menus to adjust settings, view photos and videos, connect to a computer, and install software. The document also includes safety warnings and specifications for the camera.
This document provides safety instructions for LS Variable Frequency Drives. It begins by defining different safety symbols used in the manual and on the equipment. It then provides warnings and cautions for safe installation, operation and maintenance. The document covers proper handling, wiring, environmental conditions, trial runs, operation precautions and maintenance procedures. It aims to prevent injury, electric shock and equipment damage.
This user manual includes instructions for safely using your camera. Always read the manual thoroughly and follow all safety warnings and precautions. Only use Samsung-approved accessories and batteries, and allow only qualified personnel to service the camera. Protect the camera from damage, dirt, and extreme temperatures.
The document provides user manuals for three LCD projector models: XL8U, XL4U, and SL4U. It contains important safety warnings and cautions regarding electric shock and proper usage. The manuals describe the projector features and components such as the control panel, remote control, terminals, and installation instructions. It also provides information on basic operation, menu settings, maintenance and troubleshooting.
This document provides safety precautions and an overview of the functions and operation of the ZOOM H2 audio recorder.
[1] Safety precautions include using the proper AC adapter, operating in safe environments, avoiding high volume for long periods, and properly handling batteries.
[2] The recorder can operate on batteries or an AC adapter and has convenient recording functions like multiple modes, controls for sensitivity and level, and auto recording.
[3] In addition to recording, it provides playback and file management features allowing selection of files and folders, viewing file information, and assigning names.
This document provides instructions and safety precautions for servicing Denon AVR receivers. It includes dimensions, wire arrangements, cautions for initialization, recommended test jigs, and a test mode for displaying error and version information. Servicing technicians should follow all safety procedures, only use designated parts, and ensure proper reassembly to maintain safety performance.
This document provides important safety instructions for an electronic device. It cautions the user about the risk of electric shock and instructs them to not open the device case. It provides operating environment guidelines and cleaning instructions. It also warns the user to read all instructions before use and refer servicing only to qualified personnel.
The McIntosh McAire Integrated Audio System owner's manual provides instructions for setup and operation. It includes safety instructions and details on connecting the McAire to other components via its various inputs and outputs. The manual also covers using the remote control and understanding the front panel displays and controls.
The document provides an operation and programming manual for the ER-230 Series Electronic Cash Register. It includes instructions on basic operations such as clerk sign-on/off, item registrations using various entry methods, and totaling/tendering sales. It also describes the X/Z and programming modes for tasks like running reports, clearing memory, and customizing settings and labels. Precautions are given for safety, servicing and handling electrostatic sensitive devices.
User manual sde-3001-3003-english_web-0720sophin12
The document provides a user manual for a 4 channel DVR. It includes:
1) Copyright information and restrictions on copying or changing the document.
2) Safety instructions and warnings for properly using the device.
3) An overview of the features and components of the 4 channel DVR.
This document contains preface information and safety instructions for a notebook computer. It states that the manufacturer reserves the right to change the document without notice. It also contains notices about copyright and trademarks. The document provides instructions on the proper use and care of the computer, including warnings about power safety, battery use, and regulatory compliance statements.
This document is a user manual for several Samsung memory camcorder models. It provides information on key features such as MPEG4 video encoding, built-in flash memory, recording media support, a 2.7" LCD display, optical and digital zoom capabilities, recording and playback features, USB connectivity for transferring videos to a PC, and safety warnings. The manual contains instructions for use and cautions the user to follow safety precautions to avoid electric shock or damage to the device.
This document provides instructions for a JVC BR-HD50 HD video cassette recorder. It includes important safety guidelines and information about features such as:
- Recording and playing back HD video in 720p format.
- Outputting digital video and audio via an HDMI terminal to view HD on compatible monitors.
- Outputting analog HD/SD video via a component output terminal.
- Inputting and outputting analog video via composite and Y/C terminals for recording in DV format.
This owner's manual provides important safety instructions and information about operating the unit. Users should read the entire manual, especially the sections on safety instructions, using the unit safely, and important notes before use. The manual should be saved for future reference. The unit requires proper care, placement, cleaning, and maintenance to avoid damage or safety issues.
This owner's manual provides important safety instructions and information about operating the unit. Users should read the entire manual, especially the sections on safety instructions, before use. The manual should be saved for future reference. The unit requires proper care and maintenance to avoid damage, malfunctions, or loss of data.
This document provides instructions for the JVC GY-HM150U HD Memory Card Camera Recorder. It begins with safety precautions and warnings regarding electric shock and proper use and handling of the device. It then provides declarations of conformity with various standards. The remainder of the document covers proper disposal of batteries and equipment according to local laws and provides additional safety cautions.
The document is a product manual for the dMIX300 Digital Music Control Station. It provides instructions on setup, features, compatibility, care/maintenance, and operation of the device. Key features highlighted include jog wheels for precise control, pitch control with 0.05% precision over multiple ranges, database-driven music management and searching, playlist support, and an iPod dock. The manual provides detailed instructions on device setup and use.
This document is a guidebook for a Panasonic hard disk camcorder. It provides safety precautions and instructions for basic use and settings of the camcorder. Key points covered include:
- Charging the battery pack and setting the date/time and language before first use.
- Managing and editing recorded video files, such as deleting clips, viewing file info, and creating playlists.
- Print settings for DPOF printing and direct printing to PictBridge printers.
- Safety warnings and precautions for handling batteries, connecting cables correctly, and stopping use if issues occur.
This document contains important safety information and instructions for using a Samsung digital camera. It warns that failure to follow safety precautions could result in injury or damage. It provides guidelines for proper use of batteries and chargers, avoiding overheating, keeping the camera dry, and other safety tips. The document also includes instructions for camera controls and menus to enable basic and advanced shooting modes as well as playback functions.
The document provides safety precautions and usage instructions for the Zoom H2 portable recorder. It outlines how to safely operate the recorder on battery power or an AC adapter. It also describes how to connect microphones, headphones, and other audio equipment to the recorder using the various input and output jacks. Connecting the recorder to a computer allows it to function as a USB audio interface or card reader.
This owner's manual provides important safety instructions and information about operating the unit. Users should read the entire manual, especially the sections on safety instructions, using the unit safely, and important notes before use. The manual should be saved for future reference. The unit requires proper care and maintenance to avoid damage, loss of data, and safety issues.
This document provides instructions for using a Samsung digital camera. It begins with an overview of the camera's features and buttons. It then provides directions for various functions like taking pictures, viewing photos, setup options, and connecting to a computer. The document covers basic operations, modes, menus and provides warnings, precautions and technical specifications. It is a user manual intended to help users understand and operate the key functions of their Samsung digital camera.
This document provides instructions on how to use a Samsung digital camera. It begins with an overview of the camera's features and buttons. It then provides step-by-step instructions on how to take pictures and videos, access menus to adjust settings, view photos and videos, connect to a computer, and install software. The document also includes safety warnings and specifications for the camera.
This document provides safety instructions for LS Variable Frequency Drives. It begins by defining different safety symbols used in the manual and on the equipment. It then provides warnings and cautions for safe installation, operation and maintenance. The document covers proper handling, wiring, environmental conditions, trial runs, operation precautions and maintenance procedures. It aims to prevent injury, electric shock and equipment damage.
This user manual includes instructions for safely using your camera. Always read the manual thoroughly and follow all safety warnings and precautions. Only use Samsung-approved accessories and batteries, and allow only qualified personnel to service the camera. Protect the camera from damage, dirt, and extreme temperatures.
1. This user manual provides instructions for using the camera and safety warnings.
2. The manual warns to avoid dangerous situations and ensure proper camera performance by following precautions such as not using the camera near flammable substances, keeping it away from small children, and preventing damage to subjects' eyesight.
3. The document provides tips for handling, storing, and disposing of the camera and accessories properly to prevent damage.
The document provides important safety instructions for using an electrical device. It warns of dangerous voltages within the product and instructs users to read all warnings, follow instructions, and not use the device near water. It also cautions users to protect the power cord, only use attachments specified by the manufacturer, and refer servicing to qualified personnel. Failure to heed the warnings could result in electric shock or damage to the device.
This user manual provides instructions for using the NV100HD camera. It includes 5 sections that cover basic functions, extended shooting modes, shooting options, playback and editing features, and additional appendix information. The manual should be read thoroughly to ensure proper use and care of the camera. It defines various icons, buttons, and terms used in photography and provides step-by-step explanations of the camera's features. Safety warnings are also presented to avoid dangerous situations and damage to the camera or other equipment.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a Samsung digital camera. It explains how to install the camera driver, take a picture, insert the USB cable to transfer photos to a PC, check the camera's power, and view photos on a removable disk. It also covers using the camera buttons, setting options like flash and focus, and menus for playback, settings, and software. Safety warnings are provided regarding batteries, temperature, and electric shock.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a Samsung digital camera. It explains how to install the camera driver, take a picture, insert the USB cable to transfer photos to a PC, check the camera's power, and view photos on a removable disk. It also covers using the camera buttons, setting options like flash and focus, and menus for playback, settings, and software. Safety warnings are provided regarding batteries, temperature, and electric shock.
This document provides instructions for operating an HD memory card camera recorder. It includes safety precautions and describes the various parts of the camera such as the side control panel, viewfinder, LCD monitor, side terminal, SD slot, and rear of the camera. The document also provides directions for basic shooting procedures, selecting recording formats and settings, adjusting focus, iris, gain, shutter speed, white balance, and audio levels.
This document provides instructions for operating an HD memory card camera recorder. It includes safety precautions and describes the various parts of the camera such as the side control panel, viewfinder, LCD monitor, terminals, and slots. It also provides directions for basic shooting functions, selecting recording formats and settings, adjusting audio levels, and more. The document is intended to ensure the best performance of the camera and safety for the user.
This document provides safety and operating instructions for the Panasonic AG-AF100P Memory Card Camera-Recorder. It contains warnings and cautions regarding electric shock, battery safety, and proper ventilation. It also provides information on FCC and Canadian regulations for the device. Operating instructions for basic and advanced functions are included in Volumes 1 and 2, respectively, with Volume 2 contained on the supplied CD-ROM.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a Samsung digital camera. It includes details about camera features, buttons and modes, connecting the camera to power sources, inserting memory cards, taking photos and videos, playing back media, and customizing camera settings using the LCD monitor. Setup instructions are also provided for installing the included software and setting up the USB driver for transferring photos between the camera and a computer.
1. The document provides instructions on setting up and getting to know a Samsung digital camera, including connecting it to a power source.
2. It explains that the camera can be powered using the supplied rechargeable battery, and that the battery charges when the camera is connected to the included AC adapter or cradle.
3. Safety warnings are provided regarding handling the battery and adapter properly.
This user manual provides instructions for using a Samsung camera. It explains how to insert batteries and memory cards, take pictures and videos in different modes, view and edit photos and videos, and set up menu options. The manual also includes safety warnings and product specifications.
This document contains safety instructions for operating a JVC BR-HD50 HD video cassette recorder. Key points include:
1. Read all instructions carefully before operating the unit and keep the instructions handy for future reference.
2. Do not place the unit near water or in an unstable location and ensure proper ventilation to prevent overheating.
3. Refer any service needs to qualified personnel, as opening the unit yourself may expose you to electric shock. Only have repairs done by approved service technicians using proper replacement parts.
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USAGE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• Pay close attention to the labelling of the battery to
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS make sure you choose the correct type.
• When not using the unit for an extended period,
remove the batteries from the unit.
In this manual, symbols are used to highlight warnings and
• If battery leakage has occurred, wipe the battery
cautions for you to read so that accidents can be prevented.
compartment and the battery terminals carefully to
The meanings of these symbols are as follows:
remove all remnants of battery fluid.
• While using the unit, the battery compartment
This symbol indicates explanations about
cover should be closed.
extremely dangerous matters. If users
Warning ignore this symbol and handle the device
• Environment
the wrong way, serious injury or death could To prevent the risk of fire, electric shock or
result. Warning malfunction, avoid using your MRS-8 in
environments where it will be exposed to:
This symbol indicates explanations about
dangerous matters. If users ignore this • Extreme temperatures
Caution symbol and handle the device the wrong
• Heat sources such as radiators or stoves
way, bodily injury and damage to the • High humidity or moisture
equipment could result. • Excessive dust or sand
• Excessive vibration or shock
Please observe the following safety tips and precautions to
ensure hazard-free use of the MRS-8. • Handling
• Never place objects filled with liquids, such as
vases, on the MRS-8 since this can cause electric
• Power requirements Warning
Since power consumption of this unit is fairly high, shock.
Warning we recommend the use of an AC adapter whenever • Do not place naked flame sources, such as lighted
possible. When powering the unit from batteries, use candles, on the MRS-8 since this can cause fire.
only alkaline types.
The MRS-8 is a precision instrument. Do not exert
[AC adapter operation] undue pressure on the keys and other controls. Also
Caution
• Be sure to use only an AC adapter which supplies take care not to drop the unit, and do not subject it to
9 V DC, 300 mA and is equipped with a quot;center shock or excessive pressure.
minusquot; plug (Zoom AD-0006). The use of an
adapter other than the specified type may damage • Connecting cables and input and output jacks
You should always turn off the power to the MRS-8
the unit and pose a safety hazard.
Caution and all other equipment before connecting or
• Connect the AC adapter only to an AC outlet that
disconnecting any cables. Also make sure to
supplies the rated voltage required by the adapter.
disconnect all connection cables and the power cord
• When disconnecting the AC adapter from the AC
before moving the MRS-8.
outlet, always grasp the adapter itself and do not
pull at the cable.
• Alterations
• During lightning or when not using the unit for an
Never open the case of the MRS-8 or attempt to
extended period, disconnect the AC adapter from
Warning modify the product in any way since this can result in
the AC outlet.
damage to the unit.
[Battery operation]
• Volume
• Use four conventional IEC R6 (size AA) batteries
Do not use the MRS-8 at a loud volume for a long
(alkaline).
Caution time since this can cause hearing impairment.
• The MRS-8 cannot be used for recharging.
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3. USAGE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
* MIDI is a registered trademark of Association of
Usage Precautions Musical Electronics Industry(AMEI).
* SD Logo is a trademark.
• Electrical interference
For safety considerations, the MRS-8 has been designed to * All trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned
provide maximum protection against the emission of in this manual are for identification purposes only and
electromagnetic radiation from inside the device, and are not intended to infringe on the copyrighted
protection from external interference. However, equipment properties of their respective owners.
that is very susceptible to interference or that emits powerful
electromagnetic waves should not be placed near the MRS-
8, as the possibility of interference cannot be ruled out
entirely.
With any type of digital control device, the MRS-8 included,
electromagnetic interference can cause malfunctioning and
can corrupt or destroy data. Care should be taken to
minimize the risk of damage.
• Cleaning
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the MRS-8. If necessary,
slightly moisten the cloth. Do not use abrasive cleanser, wax,
or solvents (such as paint thinner or cleaning alcohol), since
these may dull the finish or damage the surface.
• Backup
The data of MRS-8 can be lost because of malfunction or
incorrect operation. Backup your data.
• Copyrights
Except for personal use, unauthorized recording from
copyrighted sources(CDs, records, tapes, video clips,
broadcast material and so on) is prohibited.
ZOOM Corporation does not bear any liability for
injunctions regarding the copyright law infringement.
Please keep this manual in a convenient place for
future reference.
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7. Introduction
Thank you for selecting the ZOOM MRS-8 MultiTrak Recording Studio (simply called the “MRS-8” in this manual).
The MRS-8 is a fascinating product with the following features.
• Four major functions in a compact unit
The MRS-8 combines an 8-track SD card recorder, effect device, digital mixer, and drum/bass machine in a single
unit of amazingly compact dimensions. Everything you need to create music is right there. Use it to pre-produce a
song at home or take it into the studio for some serious recording work. The MRS-8 is a great tool that will go
anywhere.
• Versatile input configuration handles a wide variety of sources
In addition to the standard phone type jack, the MRS-8 features a combo type connector that can handle XLR plug
leads (balanced) as well as phone plug leads (balanced and unbalanced). Guitar, bass, synthesizer and various other
sources as well as microphones and direct boxes can be connected easily. A high-performance microphone is also
built in, which is great for recording acoustic guitar or vocals.
• Recorder with 8 tracks x 10 virtual takes
The recorder section provides four mono tracks and two stereo tracks, resulting in a total of eight tracks. Each track
has ten virtual tracks (V-takes). A bounce function lets you play all tracks and record the result on an empty V-take.
• Dedicated master track for mixdown
The master track is separate from the regular recording tracks and is optimized for mixdown with a minimum of
fuss. A sequence play function lets you play the master tracks of multiple songs in succession, which is convenient
for moving mixed-down songs onto an external recorder in one go.
• Full-function mixer
The built-in digital mixer handles the audio tracks and drum/bass sounds and allows adjusting parameters such as
level, panning, EQ, and effect intensity. The result is a full-fledged stereo mix to which the input signal can also be
added.
• Two versatile effects
The MRS-8 provides an insert effect for processing the input signal and/or any track, and a send/return effect that
is used via the mixer send/return loop. The insert effect can be used as mastering effect for the stereo mix, for
adjusting the sound pressure and tonal quality during mixdown.
• Rhythm section can be used to provide guide rhythm or accompaniment
Realistic PCM sources produce drum and bass sounds that can be played in more than 500 rhythm patterns. By
programming a combination of patterns and setting a chord progression, you can build the rhythm accompaniment
to an entire song.
• Compatible with system-wide synchronization
The MIDI OUT connector can supply synchronization messages such as MIDI time code information and MIDI
clock information. In combination with a computer, MIDI sequencer or similar device, this lets you create a system
with professional-level synchronization.
• Built-in tuner with support for various tuning methods
Besides the standard chromatic type, the tuner function of the MRS-8 also caters for 7-string guitar, 5-string bass,
and other special tuning needs.
In order to take full advantage of the MRS-8’s versatile functions and to ensure trouble-free enjoyment, please
read this manual carefully. Keep this manual in a safe place together with the warranty card.
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8. Introducing the MRS-8
The MRS-8 is internally divided into the following four sections.
● Recorder
Recorder
Records and plays back audio signals.
● Rhythm section
The recorder section of the MRS-8 has eight audio tracks.
Uses the internal drum/bass sound source to play
(A “track” is a separate section for recording audio data.)
rhythms.
There are four mono tracks (track 1 – 4) and two stereo
tracks (tracks 5/6 and 7/8). Up to 2 tracks can be recorded
● Mixer
simultaneously and up to 8 tracks can be played back
Mixes the signals from the recorder and the drum/bass
simultaneously.
sound source into a stereo signal, for output via the output
jacks and for mixdown on dedicated master tracks.
Each of the tracks has ten switchable virtual tracks (called
“V-takes”). For each track, one V-take can be selected for
● Effects
recording/playback.
Process input signals, recorder playback signals, or drum/
bass sound source signals in various ways, to achieve
various sound characteristics.
The following diagram shows the relationship and signal
flow between each section.
Recorder
INPUT 1
Track 1
MASTER OUTPUT
or
Track 2
Built-in Track 3
Insert
mic Track 4
effect
Tracks 5/6
INPUT 2
Tracks 7/8
To immediately
From immediately
before
Master Track
after [MASTER] fader
[MASTER] fader
To
Rhythm section
master
track
Drum sound source
Bass sound source
DRUM BASS 1 2 3 4 5/6 7/8 MASTER
Send/return effect
Mixer
From master track
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9. Introducing the MRS-8
Mixer
Currently selected V-take on tracks 1 – 8
and master track
The playback signals from the audio tracks and the drum/
V-take
bass sounds are sent to the built-in digital mixer to create
1
2 a stereo mix. For each track/sound, parameters such as
3
volume, panning, and 2-band EQ (Hi and Lo) can be
4
5
controlled independently.
6
7 The resulting stereo mix is sent to the output jacks and
8
can be sent to an empty V-take of the master track or any
9
10
other tracks, for mixdown and bounce operation.
1 2 3 4 5/6 7/8
Master track
Tracks
Effects
The recorder section also provides a set of stereo tracks
which are separate from the normal audio tracks. This is
called the master track. The master track is reserved for
use in mixdown.
The MRS-8 provides two types of effects: insert effect
and send/return effect. These effects have the
characteristics described below.
Rhythm section
■ Insert effect
This effect can be inserted at one of the following three
The MRS-8 contains a rhythm section that operates in
points in the signal path.
sync with the recorder. It offers 511 accompaniment
patterns (called “rhythm patterns”) that use the internal
(1) Immediately after the input
d r u m / b a s s s o u n d g e n e r a t o r. Yo u c a n u s e t h e
(2) In the output of any audio track or drum
preprogrammed patterns, modify them in part, or create
track/bass sound
entirely new patterns from scratch.
(3) Immediately before the [MASTER] fader
Recorder
In the default condition, position (1) (immediately after
Track 1
input) is selected. When the setting is changed to (2), only
Track 2
Track 3 a selected track or drum/bass sound is processed by the
effect. When the setting is changed to (3), the final stereo
mix can be processed.
Rhythm section
To mixer
Drum sound
■ Send/return effect
Rhythm Rhythm Rhythm
pattern pattern pattern Bass sound To mixer
This effect is internally connected to the send/return loop
of the mixer section. The effect includes reverb, chorus
and other processing types.
HINT The level of the signal supplied to the send/return effect
(send level) for each track/sound adjusts the depth of the
The drum/bass sound sources can be also played with the
pads on the top panel. effect. Raising the send level will produce a deeper effect
for that track or sound.
You can arrange rhythm patterns in the desired order of
playback, and program chords and tempo to create the
rhythm accompaniment for an entire song. (This is called
a “rhythm song”.) Up to 10 rhythm songs can be created,
among which one is selected for editing/playback.
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10. Names of Parts
Front panel
Display section Control section
Input section
Effect
section
Rhythm
section
Built-in mic Fader section Transport section
Input section Rhythm section
[INPUT] controls 1/2 [SONG/PATTERN] key
[DRUM/BASS] key
[PEAK] indicators
[TEMPO] key
[MIC] key
Pads 1 – 9
INPUT [ON/OFF] keys 1/2
Effect section
[INSERT EFFECT] key [INPUT SRC] key
[SEND/RETURN] key
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11. Names of Parts
Display section Control section
[SD CARD ACCESS] indicator MARKER [U] / [I] keys
Display [AUTO PUNCH I/O] key
[BOUNCE] key
[A-B REPEAT] key
[MARK/CLEAR] key
[FUNCTION] key
[TRACK PARAMETER] key
[SYSTEM/UTILITY] key
[EXIT] key
[EDIT] key
[NEW PROJECT] key
Dial
Fader section
Status keys
Cursor keys
([RHYTHM], 1 – 4, 5/6, 7/8, [MASTER])
[ENTER] key
Transport section
REW [T] key
ZERO [U] key FF [Y] key
STOP [P] key REC [O] key
Faders ([RHYTHM], 1 – 4, 5/6, 7/8, [MASTER])
PLAY [R] key
Rear panel
INPUT 1/2
MASTER
connectors
OUTPUT jacks
MIDI OUT
connector
DC 9V jack PHONES jack
[POWER ON/OFF] Card slot [PHONES] [INPUT 1 SELECT]
switch volume control switch
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12. Connections
The INPUT 1 connector accepts a standard phone
plug cable (unbalanced). The INPUT 2 connector
accepts an XLR plug cable (balanced) or a phone
plug cable (balanced or unbalanced).
MIDI sequencer (computer etc.)
Guitar
When a passive electric guitar/bass or other
instrument with high output impedance is
connected to INPUT 1, set the [INPUT 1 SELECT]
switch to GUITAR/BASS.
When an active electric guitar/bass, a dynamic
microphone, synthesizer or other device with low
MIDI interface
output impedance is connected to INPUT 1, set
Bass
the [INPUT 1 SELECT] switch to MIC/LINE.
MIDI IN
Dynamic or condenser microphone
Rear panel
To power the MRS-8 from
an AC outlet, be sure to use
only the ZOOM AD-0006
(available separately). Using
L
another AC adapter can R
lead to malfunction and
AC adapter damage.
Loop the cable of the AC adapter around
the hook as shown in the diagram before
Synthesizer or sampler etc.
connecting it to the [DC 12V] jack. This
will prevent the plug from being pulled out When connecting stereo output devices
if the AC adaptor cable is accidentally such as a synthesizer or CD player, connect
pulled. the L output of the external device to INPUT
1 and the R output to INPUT 2.
To monitor the sound with headphones,
connect a pair of headphones to the
PHONES jack. The listening volume can
Headphones be adjusted with the PHONES control.
To prevent damage to the speakers of your
monitor system, turn off the power of the
system connected to the output jacks (or
turn the volume all the way down) before
you make connections.
Monitor system (audio components or amplified speakers etc.)
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13. Inserting SD Card and Batteries
Inserting an SD card Inserting the batteries
For operating the MRS-8, an SD card or a miniSD card The MRS-8 can be powered from batteries. Purchase the
with adapter (capacity 16 MB or more) must be inserted correct batteries and insert them as described below.
as storage media. Before inserting a card, verify that the
1. Turn the unit over and open the battery
write protect feature is turned off. Make sure that power
compartment cover.
to the MRS-8 is turned off, and then insert the card as
shown below.
IEC R6 (size AA) battery x 4
MRS-8 bottom view
Battery compartment
2. Insert four IEC R6 (size AA) batteries into
the compartment. (Use alkaline batteries.)
3. Close the battery compartment cover.
NOTE
SD card
If you are operating the unit on battery power and the
indication [ ] appears in the bottom right of the
When inserting the card, push it all the way into the slot.
display, the batteries are almost exhausted. Replace all four
To remove the card, turn power off and then pull the card
batteries with fresh ones as soon as possible.
out.
To remove or insert a card with the power turned on, be
sure to follow the procedure described on page 117.
Otherwise data may be permanently destroyed.
NOTE
• If the card is inserted with wrong orientation, it will not go all
the way in. Never try to force the card, as this may damage it.
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14. Power On/Off
To turn the MRS-8 on and off, follow the steps described below.
complete, the main screen appears.
Power-on
HINT
1. • You can also format an SD card after the MRS-8 has started
Make sure that the MRS-8 and peripheral
up, as described on page 118.
equipment is turned off.
• Changing the SD card while the MRS-8 is operating is
Turn down the volume controls of connected equipment, possible by following the procedure described on page 117.
the MRS-8, and the monitor system.
4. Turn on the connected instrument and the
2. Insert an SD card into the card slot.
monitor system in that order.
3. Set the [POWER ON/OFF] switch of the
MRS-8 to ON.
Power-off
1. Turn down the volume at the monitor
system.
2. Turn off the monitor system and the
connected instrument in that order.
3.
Data loading for the inserted SD card starts. During this Set the [POWER ON/OFF] switch of the
interval, the [SD CARD ACCESS] indicator lights up. MRS-8 to OFF.
The indication “GoodBye See You!” appears on the
display and the unit is turned off. Any settings and other
information are stored automatically on the SD card.
After a while, the following screen appears.
PRJ 000
MRS-8 SD • Never turn power on or off by connecting or
0 0 0 1- 1- 0 disconnecting the AC adapter. Otherwise data
may be destroyed.
• In particular, if you disconnect the AC adapter
This is called the main screen. From this screen, you can
while the [SD CARD ACCESS] indicator is lit,
access various recording and playback functions.
all data may be permanently destroyed.
HINT
To return to the main screen from other screens, press the
[EXIT] key repeatedly.
If an SD card that is not ready for use in the MRS-8 is
inserted, the indication “FORMAT?” appears when you
turn the MRS-8 on. If you press the [ENTER] key at this
point, the SD card will be formatted. When formatting is
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15. Let’s Record
This section demonstrates the basics of recording and playback with the MRS-8. As an example, we explain how to record
an electric guitar connected to the INPUT 1 connector.
1. Connect the guitar to the INPUT 1
connector and set the [INPUT 1 SELECT] Flickers occasionally
switch to GUITAR/BASS (for a passive
guitar) or MIC/LINE (for an active guitar).
2. Press the [NEW PROJECT] key in the
display section. Verify that the indication
“PRJNOxxx (where xxx is the project
number) is shown on the first line of the
5.
display. Then press the [ENTER] key. Press the [TRACK PARAMETER] key in the
display section, and use the cursor left/
right keys to bring up the indication
“INPUT” on the first line of the display.
A new project is created, and the unit goes into recording
standby mode. If necessary, you can edit the project name
in this condition (→ p. 105).
NOTE
3. Verify that the [MIC] key is flashing or out. If “INPUT” is not shown on the first line of the display, check
Then press the INPUT [ON/OFF] key 1 so whether the INPUT [ON/OFF] key is lit.
that the key is lit.
6.
In this condition, the INPUT 1 connector is active. Use the cursor up/down keys to bring up
the following indication on the display.
From this screen, you can adjust the input signal
recording level (the signal level sent to the track).
INPUT
100
REC LVL
Recording level setting
HINT
7. Turn the dial to adjust the recording level.
If the [MIC] key is lit, the built-in microphone is active instead
of the INPUT 1 connector. In such a case, press the [MIC] key
once to switch the key to flashing status.
4. While playing your guitar, use the [INPUT]
control 1 to adjust the input sensitivity.
Make the adjustment so that the [PEAK] indicator
flickers slightly when you play your instrument at its
The current signal level can be checked using the meter
loudest volume.
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16. Let’s Record
in the lower part of the display. Adjust the recording level your instrument along with the rhythm pattern.
so that the 0 (dB) segment for IN 1 flashes slightly when
the guitar is at maximum volume.
0 (dB) segment Lit in green Lit in red
HINT
Input 1 recording level
• If you do not want a rhythm pattern, select an empty rhythm
pattern (→ p. 18) or mute the drum/bass sound (→ p. 19).
8. Press the [EXIT] key repeatedly to return to • In the default condition of a project, the insert effect
processes the input signal. You can bypass the effect
the main screen.
(→ p. 22) or select another effect patch (→ p. 21).
12. When recording is complete, press the
STOP [P] key.
9. Press status key 1 repeatedly until the key
is lit in red.
When a status key is lit in red, the respective audio track
(track 1 in this example) is selected as recording
The REC [O] key and PLAY [R] key go out, and
destination.
recording stops.
Lit in red
13. To check the recorded contents, press the
ZERO [U] key and then press the PLAY [R]
key.
10. Operate fader 1 and the [MASTER] fader to
adjust the input signal monitor level.
Faders 1 – 4, 5/6, and 7/8 adjust the volume for the
respective track. When the input signal is sent to a track,
By operating the [MASTER] fader you can adjust the
the monitor level can be adjusted. The [MASTER] fader
volume of the entire song (stereo mix signal level).
can be used to adjust the final output level.
14. To cancel the recording condition, press
the status key 1 so that the key is lit in
green.
Lit in green
11. To start recording, press the PLAY [R] key
while holding down the REC [O] key.
A four-beat pre-count is heard, and recording starts. In
the default condition of a project, an 8-beat rhythm
pattern is played during recording and playback. Play
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17. Quick Tour
Now let’s use your MRS-8 to do some actual recording. This Quick Tour describes the five steps that cover the entire
process from preparation until the completion of a song.
• Step 1: Preparations
Step 1: Preparations
Shows how to create a new project, select a guide rhythm,
and perform other steps necessary for recording.
• Step 2: Recording the first track
Shows how to record the first track while using the insert
1.1 Creating a new project
effect on the input signal.
On the MRS-8, song data are managed in units called
• Step 3: Overdubbing
“projects”. A project comprises recorded audio data as
Shows how to record further tracks while listening to a
well as various rhythm and effect settings. By loading a
track already recorded (overdubbing).
project, the same condition as when the song was last
saved can be recreated.
• Step 4: Mixing
Shows how to adjust the level, panning, and EQ of each
To start recording with the MRS-8, you must first create
track, apply the send/return effect, and mix the recorded
a project.
material to a pair of stereo tracks.
1. Connect the instrument to record and the
• Step 5: Mixdown
monitor system to the MRS-8 (→ p. 12).
Finally the completed stereo mix is recorded on the
master track to create the finished song.
2. Insert the SD card to use for recording
(→ p. 13).
3. Turn power on in the order MRS-8 →
monitor system.
When the MRS-8 starts up, the last handled project is
automatically loaded.
4. Press the [NEW PROJECT] key in the
display section.
When you press the [NEW PROJECT] key from the main
screen, the display changes as follows.
PRJNo001 Cursor keys that
be used
PRJ001
In this condition, a new project can be created.
The top right of the display shows the cursor keys that can
be used on this screen.
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18. Quick Tour
HINT
Rhythm pattern number
• When creating a new project, the lowest free project number
is automatically selected.
001#117
• It is also possible to create a new project from the project
1
MTNs1Vb
menu (→ p. 105).
Rhythm pattern name
5. Press the [ENTER] key.
A new project is created, and the main screen for audio
HINT
track recording/playback appears.
To return to the main screen from other screens, press the
[EXIT] key repeatedly. The [EXIT] key always serves to return
to the previous screen.
PRJ 001
PRJ001 2. Turn the dial to select a pattern to use as
guide rhythm.
HINT
• When selecting a different project or creating a new project,
the project you were working on up to that point is
automatically saved.
• When performing the power-off procedure for the MRS-8
(→ p. 14), the last project is automatically saved.
Up to 511 types of rhythm pattern can be used in a
• When creating a new project, you can edit the project name
project. (More than 450 of these are preprogrammed.)
(→ p. 105).
You select a pattern by turning the dial.
NOTE When you turn the dial to select another rhythm pattern
While the MRS-8 is operating, do not remove the SD card.
while a pattern is playing, the new pattern will start after
Otherwise data may be destroyed and malfunction may
the current pattern has finished. When you select a new
occur. If you want to remove the SD card while the MRS-8 is
pattern with the cursor up/down keys, the new pattern
on, be sure to follow the correct procedure (→ p. 117).
begins playing immediately.
1.2 Selecting the rhythm In this example, we will select a simple rhythm pattern as
pattern to use guide rhythm for use during recording. If you select for
example the rhythm pattern number 510, a 4/4-beat
metronome sound is heard.
The MRS-8 has a built-in rhythm function that operates
in sync with the recorder. This lets you use drum sounds
3. Set the [MASTER] fader to 0 (dB) and press
(drum kits) and bass sounds (bass programs) to create
the PLAY [R] key in the transport section.
repeated rhythm patterns of several measures. By
combining various patterns, you can create the rhythm
accompaniment for an entire song (rhythm song).
This section explains how to select a rhythm pattern for
use as guide rhythm during recording.
1. 0dB
From the main screen, press the [SONG/
PATTERN] key repeatedly, until the key
goes out.
The rhythm pattern selection screen appears.
The selected rhythm pattern is played in sync with the
recorder operation. The [TEMPO] key flashes according
to the current tempo setting.
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19. Quick Tour
• When drum track is selected
In the default condition of a project, the sound the bass
program (bass track) is muted. Therefore only the drum
kit (drum track) is heard when the rhythm pattern plays.
HINT
During rhythm pattern play, the pads corresponding to the Lit
currently produced sound of the drum kit (or pitch of the bass
program) are flashing. You can also tap the pads to play the
drum sounds/bass notes.
• When bass track is selected
4. To change the tempo, press the [TEMPO]
key in the rhythm section and then turn the
dial to change the tempo value shown on
the display.
Out
TEMPO
1200
BPM=
Tempo value
The signal level of the respective channel can be checked
with the level meter in the lower part of the display.
The tempo value can be set in 0.1 BPM steps. When the
setting is complete, press the [EXIT] key to return to the
Bass track signal level
previous screen.
Drum track signal level
HINT In the same way, the [DRUM/BASS] key can be used to
You can also set the tempo by hitting the [TEMPO] key
select the sound (drum or bass), and then the [RHYTHM]
repeatedly.
status key can be used to control muting on/off for the
drum track/bass track.
5. To adjust the volume of the drum/bass
track, use the [DRUM/BASS] key in the
6. To stop playback, press the STOP [P]key in
rhythm section to select the sound (drum or
the transport section.
bass), and then operate the [RHYTHM]
fader.
The [RHYTHM] fader serves for controlling either the
drum track or the bass track. When the key is lit, the drum
track is selected. When the key is out, the bass track is
selected. The [RHYTHM] fader then controls the
7.
respective level. To return to the main screen, press the
[EXIT] key.
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20. Quick Tour
is selected as input source.
Step 2: Recording the first To use two input sources simultaneously, hold down one
INPUT [ON/OFF] key while pressing the other one.
track
In this step, we explain how to select an audio track for
recording, how to record while listening to the guide
rhythm of the rhythm section, and how to use the insert
effect on the input signal.
2.1 Adjusting input sensitivity
The INPUT [ON/OFF] keys 1/2 and [MIC] key lighting
1. status with various input selections is shown below.
Connect an instrument to the INPUT 1/2
connector.
• Input source = INPUT 1 connector
The MRS-8 can handle up to two input sources at a time,
from INPUT 1, INPUT 2, and the built-in mic.
INPUT 1 and the built-in mic are mutually exclusive. A
switch selects one of these for use as input source.
Lit Flashing Out
2. or out
To use the built-in mic, press the [MIC] key
in the input section so that the key is lit.
• Input source = INPUT 2 connector
Out Flashing Lit
or out
• Input source = Built-in mic
When the unit is in a mode where the built-in mic can be
used, the [MIC] key in the input section flashes. If you
press the key so that it is lit, the built-in mic will be active
Lit Lit Out
instead of INPUT 1.
Depending on the insert effect settings, the built-in mic
• Input source = INPUT 1 connector + INPUT 2
may not be available. In this case, the [MIC] key is out.
connector
[MIC] key [MIC] key [MIC] key
[MIC] key [MIC] key [MIC] key
lit flashing out
lit flashing out
Lit Flashing Lit
or out
Built-in mic is Built-in mic is Built-in mic is
Built-in mic is Built-in mic is Built-in mic is
active available not available
active available not available
(INPUT 1 is (INPUT 1 is (INPUT 1 is
(INPUT 1 is (INPUT 1 is (INPUT 1 is
• Input source = Built-in mic + INPUT 2
inactive) active) active)
inactive) active) active)
connector
3. Use the INPUT [ON/OFF] keys 1/2 to select
the input source.
Lit Lit Lit
The INPUT [ON/OFF] keys 1/2 control the INPUT 1
connector (or built-in mic) and INPUT 2 connector
respectively. When a key is lit, the signal from that input
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4. While playing your instrument, adjust the another setting is currently displayed, turn the dial to
[INPUT] control for the input(s) selected in select “IN”.
step 2, to adjust the input sensitivity.
The sensitivity of INPUT 1 and the built-in mic is
IN SRC
adjusted with the [INPUT] 1 control. The sensitivity of IN
INPUT 2 is adjusted with the [INPUT] 2 control.
Make adjustments so that the [PEAK] indicator in the
2. Press the [INSERT EFFECT] key in the
input section flickers slightly when you play your
effect section.
instrument at its loudest volume.
Flickers
occasionally
The display changes as follows. From this screen, you
can select the insert effect algorithm (combination of
effect modules used simultaneously) and patch (effect
program).
0 (dB) segment
Algorithm name
CLEAN
Input 1 recording level
0
Standard
Patch name Patch number
The input signal level can be checked with the level meter
IN 1/IN 2 bars in the display.
The MRS-8 has eight algorithms with multiple patch
selections for each algorithm. To use the insert effect,
2.2 Applying the insert effect select the algorithm first and then call up one of the
patches in that algorithm.
The insert effect can be applied to a point immediately
after the input, to the output of any track, or immediately
3. Use the cursor up/down keys to select the
before the [MASTER] fader. The insert effect actually is
algorithm.
a multi-effect unit that contains a number of single effects
(effect modules) such as compressor, distortion, and
delay, connected in series.
When you apply the insert effect to the input signal, you
can record the processed signal on a track. The following
steps show how to apply an insert effect suitable for
The following algorithms are available.
guitar/bass.
1. • CLEAN
Press the [INPUT SRC] key in the effect
section. • DIST
• ACO/BASS SIM (shown on the display as “Ac/
BsSIM”)
• BASS
These algorithms are suitable for recording guitar/bass.
• MIC
The indication “IN” (input) appears on the second line of
An algorithm suitable for vocals and other microphone
the display. In this condition, you can select the insert
recordings.
effect position.
In the default condition of a patch, “IN” is selected. If
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• LINE
HINT
An algorithm suitable mainly for recording line-level
When “EMPTY” is shown as the patch name, the patch is
output instruments such as synthesizer or electric piano.
empty. Selecting such a patch will have no effect.
• Dual MIC
An algorithm for two entirely separate mono input and
NOTE
mono output channels, for use with two microphones.
Depending on the selected algorithm, the input/output signal
• MASTERING (shown on the display as routing will change (→ p. 94).
“MASTRING”)
5.
An algorithm suitable for processing the final stereo To adjust the signal level recorded on a
mixdown signal. track, press the [TRACK PARAMETER] key
in the control section and then press the
INPUT [ON/OFF] key.
HINT
In the default condition of a project, the CLEAN algorithm is
selected for the insert effect.
NOTE
When a patch of the CLEAN, DIST, ACO/BASS SIM, or BASS
algorithms is selected, the built-in mic cannot be used. But
when the insert effect is temporarily bypassed, when
“CABINET” is selected on the PRE AMP/DRIVE module, or
when the module is turned off, you can use the built-in mic.
4. Set the [MASTER] fader to 0 (dB). While
playing your instrument to check the
The insert effect output level may change according to the
sound, use the dial to select the patch.
selected patch. When recording with the insert effect
applied, you will have to adjust the recording level
according to the selected patch.
6. Press the cursor down key repeatedly to
bring up the indication “REC LVL” on the
0 dB
second line of the display.
The display changes as follows. The REC LVL parameter
shown on this screen indicates the signal level after
passing the insert effect, which will be recorded on the
300 patches can be used with the insert effect. The effect
track.
type and intensity for a patch can be adjusted as needed.
The patches available with the different algorithms are
INPUT
listed below.
100
REC LVL
Algorithm Patch number
0 – 29
CLEAN
7. Turn the dial to adjust the recording level.
0 – 49
DIST
0 – 19
ACO/BASS SIM
8. To return to the main screen, press the
0 – 19
BASS
[EXIT] key.
0 – 49
MIC
0 – 49
LINE
0 – 49
DUAL MIC HINT
0 – 29
MASTERING • To record without using the insert effect, press the [INSERT
EFFECT] key in the effect section repeatedly until the key goes
out. While the key is out, the insert effect is bypassed.
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• When the insert effect is bypassed for recording, setting the When a status key is red, the track is in the recording
REC LVL parameter to 100 (default) results in unity gain (the standby condition and the input signal is assigned to that
recording level same as the input level). track.
If a mono track (1 – 4) has been selected as recording
track, the signal routing will be as follows.
2.3 Selecting a track and
Mono track selected
recording MASTER
1
One Input source Track 1
Now we will select a track and record the input sound
Track 2
(with the insert effect applied) on that track.
1. MASTER
1
From the main screen, repeatedly press the
Two Input sources
status key of the recording track until the Track 1
key is lit in red. Track 2
Lit in red
If a stereo track has been selected as recording track, the
signal routing will change as shown below. Except for the
V-take selection, the parameters for left/right stereo
tracks are set to the same values. This is useful for
recording from a stereo source such as a synthesizer or
CD player.
The audio track status keys are used to select the
Stereo track selected
recording track and to switch muting for each track on
MASTER
7/8
and off. Each time you press a status key, the key will
Two Input sources
cycle through the following states. Track 7/8
Status key
Lit in green Out Lit in red
HINT
• You can select up to two tracks for recording, either one
Mute off Mute on Selected as
recording track stereo track or two mono tracks. To select two mono tracks,
press the first status key of an odd/even-numbered pair so
that it is lit in red, and then hold down that key and press the
When all status keys are green, the input signal will not
other key so that it also is lit in red.
be sent to the tracks and will go directly to the
• If the input signal is mono, selecting a pair of stereo tracks as
[MASTER] fader. (Panning and send/return effect depth target will ensure that the left/right spread added by certain
can be adjusted in this case.) insert effect settings is preserved in recording.
2. Set the fader for the recording track and the
Recording track not selected
MASTER
[MASTER] fader to 0 (dB). Then adjust the
One Input source
volume of the monitor system while playing
Track 1
Track 2 your instrument.
3. To begin recording, press the ZERO [U]
MASTER
key to return to the beginning of the song.
Two Input sources Track 1
Then hold down the REC [O] key and press
Track 2
the PLAY [R] key.
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The track will be played back together with the selected
Both keys light up, and a pre-count of 4 beats is heard. guide rhythm from the rhythm section.
Then recording will begin. Record the first instrument
track while listening to the guide rhythm from the rhythm
HINT
section.
• You can specify a position in minutes/seconds/milliseconds
or measures/beats/ticks and move directly to that point (→ p.
HINT 35).
• The number and the sound of the pre-count clicks can be • By setting marks at the desired points, you can quickly jump
changed (→ p. 43). to these points (→ p. 35).
• If the input signal is distorted, refer to steps 2.1 and 2.2 to
6.
readjust the input sensitivity and recording level. To stop playback, press the STOP [P] key.
To redo the recording, repeat steps 3 – 5.
4. When you have finished recording, press
7.
the STOP [P] key. When you are satisfied with the recorded
The REC [O] key and PLAY [R] key go out, and content, press the status key of the
recording will stop. The indication “wait...” is briefly recording track until it is lit in green.
shown on the display, and then the main screen reappears. The recording standby condition of the track is canceled.
HINT HINT
The duration of the “wait...” period may differ. Never turn • A recorded track can be copied, deleted, or edited (→ p. 44).
power to the unit off while “wait...” is being shown on the • By switching the V-take for the track on which you have
display. Otherwise recorded data may be lost and damage to recorded, you can record again on the track without erasing
the unit may occur. the current recording.
5. To listen to the recorded content, press the
ZERO [U] key to return to the beginning of
the song (counter zero position), and then
press the PLAY [R] key.
Basic operation of transport keys
REW [T] key
Moves the current position back in 1-second steps. Movement speed can be
increased by holding down the REW [T] key and pressing the FF [Y] key.
ZERO [U] key FF [Y] key
Returns the recorder to the Moves the current position forward in 1-second steps.
start position (counter zero Movement speed can be increased by holding down
position). the FF [Y] key and pressing the REW [T] key.
STOP [P] key REC [O] key
Stops the recorder. If you press the PLAY [R] key while holding down this
key, recording starts. Pressing the key during
PLAY [R] key playback causes punch-in and pressing the key
Starts recorder playback during recording causes punch-out (→p. 37).
from the current position.
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