Zoom G1 Four Manual de usuario

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Operation Manual

Multi-Effects Processor

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Introduction

This Multi-Effects Processor starts with numerous effects that can be combined for use together. Effect

combinations and parameter settings can be saved as patches to be used whenever you like. By simply

switching between preset patches, you can achieve dramatic changes in sound.

This processor includes a wide variety of effects, including distortion, chorus and reverb effects. Under-

standing the features of each effect is important for designing your own sounds. By turning off the effects

in a preset one at time, you should be able to learn their individual roles. If understanding how a sound

is being changed is difcult, try turning off all but one of the effects and adjusting its parameters as you

play.The order of the effects also impacts the sound. Experimenting with the effect order could bring you

closer to your desired sound.

This Multi-Effects Processor allows you to easily enjoy a variety of sounds.

We hope you will enjoy using it for many years.

Main features of the

Realistic amp and effect sounds

The rich collection of effects from the latest G Series content includes boutique pedals and realistic amp

and cabinet models that faithfully emulate the originals.

Using the free Guitar Lab effect management application on a computer (Mac/Windows), you can add ef-

fects that are distributed online as well as edit and back up patches, for example.

Craft sounds intuitively with easy operations

With 5 buttons and 4 knobs, you can create sounds intuitively like working with a compact effect or

stompbox.

Rhythm patterns and looper

The looper can record up to 30 seconds and be synchronized with rhythm patterns.

Equalization (EQ) can be quickly adjusted to suit performance conditions

In MEMORY and STOMP modes, 3 EQ (Lo/Mid/Hi) knobs and a volume (Vol) knob can be used to ad-

just the output. These enable you to make quick adjustments whether at home, in a rehearsal studio, on

stage or elsewhere.

Long operation on batteries

Continuous operation for about 18 hours is possible using 4 AA batteries (when the LCD backlight is off).

Terms used in this manual

Patch

A “patch” stores effect ON/OFF states and parameter setting values. Effects are saved and recalled in units

of patches. Five effects can be added to one patch, and the can store up to 50 patches.

Bank

One group of 10 patches is a “bank”. Patches can be quickly recalled by switching banks. The

has 5 banks.

Effect type

The available effect types include various guitar effects and amp/cabinet simulation models. Effects can

be selected from these types to be added to patches.

MEMORY mode

This mode allows you to select patches with the footswitches.

STOMP mode

Use this mode to turn effects in a patch ON/OFF with the footswitches.

EDIT mode

In this mode, edit the types and parameters and effects used in a patch.

PRESELECT

This function allows you to switch to a patch at any location while continuing to use the tone of the cur-

rently selected patch.

BANK HOLD

This function allows patch switching to be limited to the current bank.

AUTO SAVE

This function automatically saves changes to patch and effect settings.

ECO mode

This function will automatically turn the power off 10 hours after the last operation.

Introduction �� 2

Terms used in this manual �� 3

Contents �� 4

structure �� 5

Names of parts �� 7

Loading batteries �� 9

Connecting �� 10

Adjusting the overall audio character and output

level �� 11

Using patches (MEMORY mode) �� 12

Switching to MEMORY mode. �� 12

Selecting patches and banks �� 13

Changing individual patch settings �� 14

Turning effects ON/OFF with footswitches (STOMP

mode) �� 16

Activating STOMP mode �� 16

Turning effects ON/OFF with footswitches � 17

Editing effects (EDIT mode)�� 18

Activating EDIT mode �� 18

Selecting effects �� 19

Turning effects ON/OFF�� 19

Changing effect types �� 20

Adjusting effect parameters �� 21

Changing the effect order �� 22

Managing patches �� 23

Saving patches �� 23

Swapping patches �� 25

Adjusting the master tempo �� 27

Setting the AUTO SAVE function �� 28

Setting the PRESELECT function �� 31

Setting the BANK HOLD function �� 34

Making power and display settings �� 35

Setting the type of batteries used �� 35

Setting the ECO mode �� 36

Setting the backlight time �� 37

Adjusting the display contrast �� 38

Using the tuner �� 39

Activating the tuner �� 39

Tuning a guitar �� 39

Changing tuner settings �� 41

Using rhythms�� 43

Activating the rhythm function �� 43

Setting the rhythm �� 44

Starting/stopping rhythm playback �� 45

Rhythm patterns �� 46

Using the looper�� 47

Activating the looper�� 47

Setting the looper �� 48

Recording and playing loops �� 50

Overdubbing loops �� 51

Clearing the loop �� 52

Using the expression pedal ( only) � 53

Setting pedal effects �� 53

Adjusting the pedal �� 54

Managing the rmware �� 56

Checking the rmware versions �� 56

Updating the rmware �� 57

Restoring factory default settings �� 58

Troubleshooting �� 59

Specications �� 60

Contents

G1 FOUR/G1X FOUR

structure

Signal ow

AUX IN

INPUT

OUTPUT

1 2 3 4 5

Patch

level

Output

volume

Tuner

Effect

Looper

Rhythm

The input guitar sound passes through effects 1 – 5 in order.

( “Using patches (MEMORY mode)” on page 12)

The patch level is adjusted.

( “Using patches (MEMORY mode)” on page 12)

The overall sound is adjusted.This setting is retained even when the patch is changed.

( “Adjusting the overall audio character and output level” on page 11 )

Recorded phrases can be played back in a loop.

( “Using the looper” on page 47)

Drum sounds can be played back using built-in rhythm patterns.

( “Using rhythms” on page 43)

The overall level is adjusted.

( “Adjusting the overall audio character and output level” on page 11 )

This function enables tuning the connected guitar.

( “Using the tuner” on page 39)

Memory overview (patches/banks)

The can save up to 50 patches.

Patches are managed in banks of 10.

Patch 10

Patch 11

Patch 12

Patch 13

Patch 14

Patch 15

Patch 16

Patch 17

Patch 18

Patch 19

Bank 1

Patch 20

Patch 21

Patch 22

Patch 23

Patch 24

Patch 25

Patch 26

Patch 27

Patch 28

Patch 29

Bank 2

Patch 30

Patch 31

Patch 32

Patch 33

Patch 34

Patch 35

Patch 36

Patch 37

Patch 38

Patch 39

Bank 3

Patch 40

Patch 41

Patch 42

Patch 43

Patch 44

Patch 45

Patch 46

Patch 47

Patch 48

Patch 49

Bank 4

Patch 50

Patch 51

Patch 52

Patch 53

Patch 54

Patch 55

Patch 56

Patch 57

Patch 58

Patch 59

Bank 5

Operation modes

The has three operation modes that can be used as needed while performing.

• MEMORY mode

Use to select patches for performance.

( “Using patches (MEMORY mode)” on page 12)

• STOMP mode

Use this to turn effects in a patch ON/OFF with the footswitches.

( “Turning effects ON/OFF with footswitches (STOMP mode)” on page 16)

• EDIT mode

Use this to change the effects used in a patch and to edit effect parameters.

( “Editing effects (EDIT mode)” on page 18)

MEMORY mode

EDIT modeSTOMP mode

Names of parts

Front Panel

Display

This shows information, including the names of the selected patch and its effects and their parameter

values.

Mode switch

Press this to cycle through the MEMORY, STOMP and EDIT modes.

Parameter knobs

Use these to adjust effect parameters and to make various settings.

RHYTHM button

Press to activate the rhythm.

Effect/bank buttons

In MEMORY mode, these change banks.

In STOMP mode, these turn effects ON/OFF.

In EDIT mode, these select effects and turn them ON/OFF.

/ buttons

Use these to switch effects in EDIT mode.These have the same functions as the / footswitches.

/ footswitches

In MEMORY mode, use these to switch patches. In STOMP mode, use these to select effects and turn

them ON/OFF, for example.

SETTING button

This opens the SETTING screen.

LOOPER button

Press to activate the looper.

Expression pedal ( only)

When an effect in the PEDAL category is selected, this adjusts the amount of that effect. ( “Setting

pedal effects” on page 53)

Rear Panel

Pedal switch ( only)

When an effect in the PEDAL category is in use, this turns that effect ON/OFF.

Input jack

Connect a guitar here.

AUX IN jack

Connect an audio device or other external sound source here.

HINT

Signals input through the AUX IN jack will be sent to the OUTPUT jack directly without passing through

the built-in effects.

AC adapter connector

Connect the dedicated AC adapter (ZOOM AD-16) here.

USB port

Connect a computer other external device here. By using Guitar Lab, you can manage patches and edit

and add effects, for example from a computer.

You can also connect a mobile battery, for example, to provide power.

OUTPUT jack

Connect a guitar amp or headphones here.

Loading batteries

1. Open the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the product and insert 4 AA batteries.

2. Close the battery compartment cover.

NOTE

Set the type of battery used correctly so that the amount of remaining battery charge can be shown ac-

curately. ( “Setting the type of batteries used” on page 35)

HINT

• If a dedicated AC adapter (ZOOM AD-16) is connected, it can run on AC power.

• Power for operation can also be supplied through the USB port.

ECO mode overview

• By default, ECO mode setting is ON, so the power will automatically turn off if no use occurs for 10

hours.

• ECO mode can also be set to “OFF” on the SETTING screen. ( “Setting the ECO mode” on page 36)

Connecting

1, 7

25 3

1. Minimize the volume of the guitar amp.

2. To use AC power supply, connect to the dedicated AC adapter (ZOOM AD-16) to the AC adapter jack

and an outlet.

This turns the power ON.

3. To use a computer, connect a USB cable (not included) to the USB port and the computer.

When using USB bus power to operate the , connecting this cable will turn it ON.

Guitar Lab

By using Guitar Lab, you can manage patches and edit and add effects, for example from a computer.

Download Guitar Lab from the ZOOM website (https://www.zoom.co.jp).

4. Connect a guitar to the INPUT jack.

When using battery power to operate the , connecting to this will turn it ON.

5. To use external input, connect a portable audio player or other device to the AUX IN jack.

HINT

Signals input through the AUX IN jack will be sent to the OUTPUT jack directly without passing through

the built-in effects.

6. Connect a guitar amp or headphones to the OUTPUT jack.

7. Raise the guitar amp volume.

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