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ZOOM MRS-1608
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Introduction
Thank you for selecting the
ZOOM MRS-1608 MultiTrak Recording Studio
(simply called the “
MRS-1608
” in this
manual). The MRS-1608 is a fascinating product with the following features.
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Brings together everything you need for complete music production
The MRS-1608 provides all the functionality you need for professional music production:
hard disk recorder, drum/bass machine, sampler, digital mixer, effects, CD-R/RW drive and
more. From creating the rhythm tracks to multitrack recording, mixdown, and burning an
audio CD, the MRS-1608 lets you do it all.
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Recorder with 16 tracks x 10 virtual takes
The recorder section provides 16 audio tracks (mono x 8, stereo x 4), plus a stereo master
track for mixdown. Because each track has ten virtual tracks (V-takes), you can record
multiple takes for important parts such as vocals or guitar solos and select the best take later.
A full range of editing functions is provided, allowing you to copy or move audio data.
Special functions including time stretch/compression and pitch compensation are also
available.
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Versatile input/output configuration allows simultaneous recording
in 8 channels
The MRS-1608 features 3 inputs on the front and rear panels feeding a total of 8 channels.
The unit can accommodate a wide range of sources, including high-impedance instruments
such as guitar and bass, dynamic or condenser mics, as well as synthesizers and other line-
level devices.
Normally, any two input signals will be selected for recording, but an 8-track recording mode
for simultaneous recording of up to 8 signals is also available. This is great for multi-miking
of drum sets or for capturing the performance of an entire band.
On the output side, there are analog and digital (optical) stereo outputs as well as a STEREO
SUB-OUT connector that can carry a separate mix. Possible applications include monitoring
during recording and use as a send output for an external effect.
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Bounce function allows ping-pong recording of 16 tracks
simultaneously
The bounce function makes it easy to consolidate multiple tracks into one or two tracks with
just a few keystrokes. Play all 16 tracks, add the drum + bass sound, and bounce the result
onto two empty V-takes.
If you select the master track as bounce target, internal mixdown is possible without using up
any of the regular audio tracks.
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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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