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Operation Manual © ZOOM Corporation Reproduction of this manual, in whole or in part, by any means, is prohibited. Thank you for selecting the ZOOM G1u (hereafter simply called the " G1u "). Please take the time to read this manual carefully to get the most out of the unit and to ensure optimum performance and r eliability . Keep this ma[...]
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2 ZOOM G 1 u 3 ZOOM G 1 u Term s Use d in T hi s Ma nua l 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS In this manual, symbols are used to highlight warnings and cautions for you to read so that accidents can be prevented. The meanings of these symbols are as follows: This symbol indicates explanations about extremely dangerous matters. If users ignore this symbol and han[...]
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4 ZOOM G 1 u 5 ZOOM G 1 u Co nt rol s an d Fun ct io ns / C onn ec t ion s [V ALUE] knob [BANK UP·T AP] key RHYTHM [ R / P ] key Module selector [ W ]/[ Q ] foot switches [INPUT] jack [CONTROL IN] jack AC adapter Guitar Computer Guitar amplifier Headphones FP01/FP02 FS01 Serves for connecting the guitar . When operating the G1u on batteries, inser[...]
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6 ZOOM G 1 u 7 ZOOM G 1 u Se lec t in g a Pat ch f or P la yi ng (Pl a y Mod e) Selecting a Patch for Playing (Play Mode) Bank name Patch number M N M N The volume control on the connected amplifier should be turned down. When using the unit on batteries Plugashieldedcableintothe[INPUT]jack. When using the unit with an AC ad[...]
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8 ZOOM G 1 u 9 ZOOM G 1 u Us ing t he Tun er Using the T uner • SettingtheG1utothebypasscondition In play mode or rhythm mode ( g p. 10), press both [ W ]/[ Q ]footswitchestogether .Whenthe indication "bP" appears on the display , release the switches within 1 second. • SettingtheG1u?[...]
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10 ZOOM G 1 u 11 ZOOM G 1 u Us ing t he R hy t hm Fu nc t ion (R hy t hm M ode) Using the Rhythm Function (Rhythm Mode) Set the Module selector to the "RHYTHM" position. The number of the currently selected rhythm pattern (01 – 40) appears on the display . In rhythm mode, the last selected patch will always be active. However , reverb e[...]
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12 ZOOM G 1 u 13 ZOOM G 1 u Us ing t he L oop in g Fu nc ti on (L oop in g Mo de) Using the Looping Function (Looping Mode) In play mode, press both [ W ]/[ Q ] foot switches together and wait until the indication changes fr om "bP" to "Mt" and then to "LP". When "LP" is shown, release the switches. In loopin[...]
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14 ZOOM G 1 u 15 ZOOM G 1 u Ed it in g a Pat ch ( Edi t Mo de) Editing a Patch (Edit Mode) T urn the Module selector to select the effect module and parameter to edit. The available settings are listed below . (1) P A TCH LEVEL (Prm) (2) COMP/EFX module (T ype&Prm) (3) DRIVE module (T ype) (4) DRIVE module (Prm) (5) – (7) EQ module (Prm) (8) [...]
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16 ZOOM G 1 u 17 ZOOM G 1 u St or i ng/Co pyi ng Pa tc he s (St ore M od e) Storing/Copying Patches (Store Mode) The bank and patch number flash on the display . Patches of the pr eset banks (0 – 9) ar e read-only . No patches can be stor ed or copied into these locations. If you pr ess the [STORE] key while a patch fr om the pr eset ar ea is sel[...]
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18 ZOOM G 1 u 19 ZOOM G 1 u Us ing a F oo t Swi t ch o r Peda l • Editmode/Storemode The foot switch has no effect. Using an expression pedal When the optional expression pedal (FP01/ FP02) is connected to the [CONTROL IN] j a c k o f t h e G 1 u , y o u c a n c h a n g e e f f e c [...]
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20 ZOOM G 1 u 21 ZOOM G 1 u Ef f ec t Typ es a nd Par am et er s • Moduleselector Shows the position of the knob at which this module/parameter is called up. • Expressionpedal Indicates a p a r a m e t e r t h a t c a n b e controlled with the expression pedal. • T ap I n di c a t e s a p a r a me t e r t h a t c a n b[...]
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22 ZOOM G 1 u Ef f ec t Typ es a nd Par am et er s 23 ZOOM G 1 u Ef f ec t Typ es a nd Par am et er s C Z CLEAN W Z WILD Zoom original flat clean sound. High-gainsoundwithfurtherboostinthe overdrive. M ZMP1 B ZBOTTOM Original sound that combines characteristics ofthe ADA MP1andMarshallJCM800. High-gai[...]
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24 ZOOM G 1 u Ef f ec t Typ es a nd Par am et er s 25 ZOOM G 1 u Ef f ec t Typ es a nd Par am et er s C 0 C 9 Combo&ZNR CombinationofZNRwithampsimulatorthatrecreatesthesoundofacomboampwithclosed-backcabinet. Theright-digitvaluecontrolsZNRsensitivity . B 0 B 9 Bright?[...]
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26 ZOOM G 1 u Ef f ec t Typ es a nd Par am et er s 27 ZOOM G 1 u Ch ec ki ng t he G1 u Vers io n A 1 A 9 Analog Delay This effect simulates an analog delay with a long delay time of up to 5000 msec. The right-digit setting values control the mixing ratio of the effect sound and the feedback amount. P 1 P 9 Ping Pong Delay This is a ping-pong type d[...]
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ZOOM CORPORA TION 4-4-3, Kandasurugadai, Chiyoda-ku, T okyo 101-0062, Japan W eb Site: http://www.zoom.co.jp G1u - 5000-4 Specifications Effect types 67 Effect modules max.8simultaneousmodules Patch memory Userbanks:10patchesx10banks=100 Preset banks: 10 patches x 10 banks = 100 T otal 200 patches Samp[...]
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PATCH NAME COMMENT G1u-PatchList-E-1 DE M O C D ● バ ン ク 0 ∼ 9 の プ リ セ ッ ト エ リ アに はバ ン クA ∼ J と 同 じ 内容が保存さ れて いま す。 ● 使用す るギ ター、 ア ン プ や レ コー デ ィ ン グ環境に よ り ZNRの値 を調整す る こ と をお 勧め し ま す。 こ のパ[...]
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The preset area of banks 0 – 3 contains the same patches as A – d. ZNR for some patches is "OFF" at the artist's request. We recommend you to adjust the Noise Reduction parameter according to your guitars, amps and recording or performance situation. • • • Manufacturer names and product names mentioned in this patch list ar[...]
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F or U ser s of Windo w s V is ta / XP F or U ser s of MacOS X ZFX T oo ls is an ap p lication comb in ing a nu mber o f usef ul f unct ions. I t includes a recorder that ma kes it easy to capt ure your i nst r u ment, a sound- coordi nated rhy th m machi ne that g iv e s yo u a vi r t ual d r u m mer and ba ssist, an ed itor with an i ntu itiv e m[...]
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S tar tup Rec ording a n Ins tr umen t St ar t to r ecor d Click t he [Re cord] but ton a nd t hen th e [Play ] but ton i n the Reco rdi ng ar ea to st a r t rec ordi ng wh ile playi ng th e selecte d rhy th m pat t er n a s a back in g. Che ck th e res ult W hen you have n ishe d rec ordi ng, click t he [Play ] but ton t o check t he res ult. S[...]
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Ableton Live Lite 7 Z OOM E dition Start up Gu ide Ableton Live Li te 7 ZOOM E dition Start up Gu ide This guide explains how to install Ableton L iv e L ite 7 ZOOM Edition (hereaf ter simply called "Liv e L ite 7" ) on a computer , make connection s and set tings for this unit and reco rd. T o conne ct thi s unit to a c omputer runni ng [...]
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Using the application toget her with ZF X T ools T o ac ces s the ZF X T o ols Edi tor an d Lib rar ian f unct ions while usi ng Live L ite 7 , pro ce ed as fo llows. St ar t ZF X T ool s r st . Acc ess "Con ne ct " f ro m t he m en u a nd c an cel th e con ne ct s et ti ng of Z FX T oo ls a nd t he G1 u . HINT Leaveth eUSBca [...]