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Reference [Rhythm]
This section explains the functions and operation of the built-in rhythm section of the MRS-1608.
The rhythm section of the MRS-1608 uses internal drum
sounds and bass sounds to generate rhythm
accompaniment. It can be used instead of a metronome
by playing simple rhythm patterns, or you can program a
sequence of rhythm patterns and chord progression into
the rhythm accompaniment for an entire song.
The rhythm section is made up of the following
components.
Drum kits and bass programs
The sound created by the rhythm section is produced by
a “drum kit” and a “bass program”.
The drum kit is a combination of 36 drum/percussion
sounds such as kick, snare, hihat, and conga. A
combination of drum/percussion sounds and drum kits
for use within a project is called a “drum sound set”. A
drum sound set contains over 80 drum/percussion sounds
and 15 – 17 drum kits. From such a drum sound set, you
may also select desired sounds and create your own drum
kits.
You can select one of these drum kits and play it manually
with the pads on the top panel, or you can use it as a sound
source for rhythm accompaniment.
A bass program is a single bass sound, such as an electric
bass or acoustic bass, which can be played as a scale with
the pads on the top panel. The MRS-1608 has 13 bass
programs. You can choose one of these and play a scale,
with the pads, or use it as a sound source for rhythm
accompaniment.
The output signal from the drum kit (stereo) and the
output signal from the bass program (mono) are sent to
the corresponding fader of the internal mixer, where you
can independently adjust the volume, panning (balance),
EQ, and other parameters and apply send/return effects.
NOTE
While using the pad sampler (
→
p. 121), the drum kit/bass
program sound is not available.
About the rhythm section
Drum kit example
Bass program example
DRUM
BASS
123
Mixer section
Rhythm section
Bass
program
Drum kit
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- Operation Manual 1
- USAGE AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2
- Usage Precautions 3
- Introduction 7
- Recorder 10
- Rhythm section 10
- Introducing the MRS-1608 11
- Parts of the MRS-1608 12
- ZOOM MRS-1608 13
- Rear panel 14
- Front panel 14
- Connections 15
- Installing the CD-R/RW Drive 17
- Front Panel 18
- Power On/Off 19
- Listening to a Demo Song 20
- Let’s Record 21
- Quick Tour 22
- Lit in green 23
- Rhythm pattern number 23
- Rhythm pattern name 23
- When using the INPUT jack 25
- 2.3 Selecting a track and 26
- Step 3: Overdubbing 28
- Step 4: Mixing 29
- Track parameter list 30
- 4.3 Applying the send/return 31
- Step 5: Mixdown 33
- Reference [Recorder] 35
- Assigning V-take names 36
- Using scrub/preview 38
- Re-recording only a specified 39
- Using auto punch-in/out 40
- About the master track 41
- Master track mixdown steps 41
- Playing the master track 41
- RECTRACK 42
- REC TAKE 43
- Selecting drum/bass track as 44
- Recording 44
- About 8-track recording 45
- Setting a mark 46
- Locating a mark 47
- Deleting a mark 47
- The pre-count is turned off 48
- Reference [Track Editing] 49
- Copy source track 50
- Copy target track 50
- Move source track 51
- Move target track 51
- Trim Trim 52
- IN-1 IN-2 IN-3 53
- OUT-1 OUT-2 OUT-3 53
- Changing the duration of a 54
- PitchFix 55
- Source track 57
- Generate harmony 57
- KEY/SCALE = C Maj 59
- GTR 1- 1 61
- Erasing a V-take 62
- Copying a V-take 62
- Moving a V-take 63
- Exchanging V-takes 63
- Capturing a track 65
- “CAPTURE” appears 66
- Reference [Phrase Looping] 67
- Basic phrase loading steps 68
- Importing a phrase from the 69
- Adjusting phrase parameters 71
- You can use the PLAY [R 72
- Phrase A Phrase B 73
- Audio data 73
- Phrase C Phrase D 73
- Phrase 0 Phrase 1 Phrase 2 74
- (measure - beat) 76
- Reference [Mixer] 77
- • On condition 80
- •Off condition 80
- Saving a scene 84
- Recalling a scene 85
- Scene number 86
- Reference [Rhythm] 87
- Drum sequence 88
- Bass sequence 88
- Selecting a rhythm pattern 89
- Changing the tempo 89
- Changing the drum kit / bass 90
- Bass program number 91
- Pad bank number 91
- Preparations 93
- Drum sequence real-time input 94
- Bass sequence real-time input 95
- Drum sequence step input 96
- Quantize value 97
- Measure Beat Tick 97
- Bass sequence step input 98
- Quantize value Duration value 99
- Chord root 100
- Assigning a name to a rhythm 101
- Copying a rhythm pattern 102
- Deleting a rhythm pattern 103
- Selecting a rhythm song 103
- (measure number) 104
- (measure 105
- (0+1)x4+ 107
- Entering chord information 108
- Entering other information 109
- Copying a specified range of 111
- Copying a rhythm song 112
- Deleting the rhythm song 113
- Drum kit name 114
- Kit number 114
- GROUP=PL GROUP=MN 115
- Copying a drum kit 116
- Pad number 117
- Project name Project number 117
- SoundSel 118
- Changing the metronome volume 119
- Reference [Pad Sampler] 121
- Sample name 122
- Sample number 122
- Importing a WAV/AIFF file 124
- Copying a sample 126
- Deleting a sample 127
- Assigning samples to pads 129
- Copying a sampler program 131
- Deleting a sampler program 132
- Reference [Effects] 138
- Using the insert effect 139
- Current insert position 140
- Effect type 141
- Patch name Patch number 141
- Effect type name 144
- Setting value 144
- Patch number 145
- Insert effect 146
- Using the send/return effect 147
- Storing/swapping send/return 148
- When ALL was selected 149
- When PATCH was selected 149
- Reference [Creating a CD] 151
- Master track duration 152
- Creating an audio CD by album 153
- Using the marker function to 155
- Playlist number 156
- Number of tracks 158
- Playing time 158
- CDRW ERS 159
- READ DST 160
- _ (underscore) 161
- Disc number 163
- Project currently being saved 163
- Reference [Projects] 165
- Loading a project 166
- Creating a new project 166
- Checking the project size/ 167
- Duplicating a project 167
- Erasing a project 168
- Changing the project name 168
- Protecting a project 169
- Reference [MIDI] 170
- Making MIDI-related settings 171
- Turning Program Change 173
- Turning MIDI Time Code (MTC) 173
- Using the SMF player 174
- ChToDrum 175
- SMF playback 176
- Reference [Other Functions] 177
- Playlist playback 178
- Using the chromatic tuner 179
- Using other tuner types 180
- String numberTarget note for 181
- Tuner type 181
- (D PRTCT=ON) 182
- (D PRTCT=OFF) 182
- Basic maintenance procedure 184
- Returning system file data to 185
- Specifications 187
- Troubleshooting 188
- Problems with effects 189
- Problems with the rhythm 189
- Problems with MIDI 189
- Problems with CD-R/RW 190
- Other problems 190
- Appendix 191
- Type Parameter 194
- MIC algorithm 195
- DUAL MIC algorithm 196
- LINE algorithm 197
- Produces spatial width 200
- A resonance filter with LFO 200
- Send/return Effect 201
- Effect Patch 202
- 8x COMP EQ algorithm 206
- MASTERING algorithm 207
- Rhythm Pattern 209
- Drum Kits 211
- Bass Programs 211
- Instruments 212
- Category No. Name 212
- MIDI note number chart 214
- No. Name Comments 215
- MRS-1608 Hard Disk 217
- Contents 217
- Compatibility with MRS 217
- MIDI implementation 218
- MIDI implementation chart 219
- ZOOM CORPORATION 224
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