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Special features of H4n 0 01 Special featur es of H4n * Please read this manual carefully to ensur e comprehensive knowledge and proper use of the H4n. After reading through it, please keep the manual for futur e reference • An all-in-one handy recor der .
The H4n is ideal for the following scenarios 002 The H4n is ideal for the following scenarios Piano recitals Any field sound recor ding Recording the meetings Live performance recor ding V ocal record.
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A table of contents 004 1-06-3 Setting / Recor ding: Recording <AL WA YS NEW> in MTR mode �� 058 1-07 Setting / Recording: TRACK MENU in MTR mode �������� 059 1-08-1 Setting .
A table of contents 005 5-09 Edit / Output : <FILE NORMALIZE> �������������� 112 5-10 Edit / Output : <FILE STEREO ENCODE> ������������ .
Safety precautions for users 006 Safety pr ecautions for users SAFETY PRECAUTIONS In this manual, the warning and caution symbols are used to highlight dangerous accidents and troubles for users to read so that accidents can be prevented.
Copyright warnings 0 07 Copyright war nings Recording of live performances Many artists and most live venues do not allow recording and photography and will check for cameras and recorders at the entrance. Even if recording is allowed, it is prohibited to sell, distribute, or upload to the Internet without the organizer’ s authorization.
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Recording ow using the H4n 009 1-1 Recor ding flow using the H4n The following is the basic ow of recor ding operation for the H4n. Depending on the application of the recording, you can select which recor ding mode and audio quality setting is right for the situation.
Recording ow using the H4n 010 Edit·Output RECORD Playback and conrm RE-RECORDING (Recording again from scratch) Recording on STEREO mode/ ST AMINA mode…… …P .049 Recording on 4CH mode ……………P .053 Recording on MTR mode ……………P .
Monitor the input sound rec level Easy recor ding guide [STEREO MODE] 0 11 1-2 Easy r ecording guide [STEREO MODE] The following is basic recor ding instructions using the built-in stereo microphones and built-in speaker in STEREO MODE. [LEFT P ANEL] Power switch ON 1 [POWER] switch on.
Easy recor ding guide [STEREO MODE] 012 ADJUST INPUT LEVEL ST ART RECORDING STOP RECORDING Adjust the input sound rec level P .09 4 〉〉〉〉 In detail 4 5 6 PLA YBACK 7 DECREASE − light on Count.
Name and function of each part 013 2-1 Name and function of each part 90 / 120° V ariable XY Stereo micr ophones (Built-in) Backlight Equipped Display [REC] Button STEREO/4CH/MTR mode indicator INPUT.
Name and function of each part 014 [BOTTOM P ANEL] DC5V AC ADAPTER jack Optional remote-contr ol jack [LINE/PHONE] output jack USB port POWER switch HOLD switch [LEFT P ANEL] [DIAL] [MENU] button REC .
Included Accessories 015 2-2 Included Accessories The following accessories are included in the H4n package. Inspect the package contents to be sure all accessories ar e included.
Installation of the attachments and options 016 •How to use the windshield Remote control (Option, sold separately) P .045 〉〉〉〉 Operation of remote contr ol Microphone stand adapter(Accessor.
Battery/Power setting 017 3 Battery/Power setting Power for H4n recor der is supplied by the included AC adapter or batteries. • AC power operation An AC adapter is included. • Battery installation Install two size AA batteries (IEC R6) An attached AC adapter Zoom AD-14 Use of an AC adapter other than the one included may cause trouble.
Battery/Power outlet setting 018 T o measure the lifetime of the battery The remaining lifetime of the battery is measured more precisely by using the battery type setting on the H4n. Saving period for the setting <DA TE/TIME> Whenever power supply is off by dead battery , the H4n can save the date/time setting for three minutes.
Power On and Off, How to use power and hold switch 019 4-1 Power On and Of f, How to use power and hold switch [ LEFT P ANEL ] POWER switch HOLD switch POWER ON / BOOTING UP 2 Insert SD card. 1 [Preparation] Make sure all equipment is turned off. 4 Switch on connected instruments and monitors.
4-1 Power On and Of f, How to use power and hold switch Power On and Off, How to use power and hold switch 020 POWER OFF / SHUT DOWN 1 [Preparation] T urn off monitors first then instruments 2 [Power Off _ Shut down] Slide the power switch.
How to use the [REC] and transport control buttons 0 21 4-2 How to use the [REC] and transport contr ol buttons Buttons like [REC], [STOP], [PLA Y/P AUSE], [FF], [REW] each have different functions depending on the H4n’ s operation MODE.
How to use the track [1], [2], [3] and [4] buttons 022 4-3 How to use the track [1], [2], [3] and [4] buttons The buttons of TRACK [1] – [4] have differ ent functions depending on the MODE.
How to use the input [MIC], [1] and [2] buttons 023 4-4 How to use the input [MIC], [1] and [2] buttons These buttons have differ ent functions depending on the various modes. [FRONT P ANEL] INPUT [1] & [2] buttons STEREO/ST AMINA MODE Select INPUT [MIC] or INPUT [1] [2] and the corr esponding button lights up.
How to use REC LEVEL and VOLUME 024 4-5 How to use REC LEVEL and VOLUME These keys allow you to adjust the levels of recor ding input and output volume. (All the modes are the same) ‘REC LEVEL ’ IN ANY MODE The recording levels coming from the INPUT [1] & [2] can be adjusted from 1 to 100 with the (+/−) key .
4-6 How to use [DIAL] and [MENU] buttons How to use [DIAL] and [MENU] buttons 025 The basic operation for [DIAL] Rotate the [DIAL], and the cursor on the display will move along the [DIAL] Rotate the [DIAL] = select an item Press down [DIAL], your selection is confirmed.
How to use [DIAL] and [MENU] buttons 026 The operation when [ ] cursor is on display (Date·Time Setting, Changing File Name Directory , etc) The operation when the selections are listed on scr een About the ‘ ⁄ ’ on the se lection lists When you see this display , there are more selections on the next screen.
2 Push the SD card in to remove it fr om the slot. Insert a SD card 027 5-1 Insert a SD car d The SD card is r equired to recor d. Make sure to turn off power before inserting or r emoving the SD card. 1 Make sure power is of f. 2 Insert the SD card into the slot.
Set date and time <DA TE/TIME> 028 5-2 Set date and time <DA TE/TIME> Each file will automatically recor d the date/time. T o facilitate searching for files by date, be sur e to set the date/time after every battery change. 1 Press. 2 Select <SYSTEM> and press.
Setting up: How to connect external audio devices 029 6-1 Setting up: How to connect exter nal audio devices The H4n offers versatile connectivity with options for any r ecording application.
Setting up: Built-in microphones 030 6-2 Setting up: Built-in micr ophones These are special featur es of the H4n’ s built-in microphones. LOCA TION OF THE MICROPHONES UNDER XY SYSTEM Capturing sound in a stereo image. DIRECTIVITY OF 90°, 120° movable General stereo micr ophones H4n stereo micr ophones Stereo images with no phase cancellation.
Built-in microphones Setting up: Built-in microphones /outside micr ophones with plug-in power The input jack for the external microphone is suitable for microphones that r equire <PLUG-IN> power .
Setting up: INPUT [1], [2] connections and phantom power source 032 Using INPUT [1] and INPUT [2] you can connect to a guitar , a bass, a keyboard, etc. 6 -4 Setting up: INPUT [1], [2] connections and phantom power source For a guitar or a bass, you can directly plug into either INPUT [1] or INPUT [2].
The H4n can be used as a two-in/two-out USB interface at 44.1kHz or 48kHz. 6-5 Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as an Audio Interface 2 Press on the top scr een. 4 Select <AUDIO I/F> and press. 5 Select <FREQUENCY> and press. 7 Select <CONNECT> and press.
Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as an Audio Interface 034 Usage of AUDIO INTERF ACE • Y ou can record and playback signals directly to and from your DAW software using the H4n. • In this mode, you can use the H4n’ s built-in effects on input sig - nals.
Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as a SD card r eader 035 When you use the H4n as a SD card r eader , make the following settings. 6-6 Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as a SD card reader USB 2 Press on the top scr een.
036 H4n built-in speaker This is a mono speaker for playback. W ithout connecting headphones to [LINE/PHONE] jack, you can easily playback the recorded data and listen. 6-7 Setting up: Built-in speaker The H4n is equipped with a built-in mono speaker .
About H4n modes 0 37 • STEREO mode 7-1 About H4n modes There are four operational modes in H4n: STEREO/ST AMINA, 4 CH (CHANNEL), MTR (MUL TI TRACK) mode. Y ou can choose the mode according to your need. • ST AMINA mode • 4CH mode • MTR mode • One-pass stereo recording of live performance or rehearsal.
Selecting a <MODE> 038 7-2 Selecting a <MODE> Be sure to select the appr opriate mode for your application. MODE indicator ST AMINA mode display here. Confirmation of the mode • The current mode is indicated on the FRONT P ANEL by Mode Indicator LEDs.
Details about modes 0 39 7-3 Details about modes Input and output levels as well as saving and formatting data are dif ferent in each mode. MTR mode ST AMINA MODE STEREO mode 4CH mode In 4CH MODE the H4n records two stereo W A V files: one stereo W A V file for the built-in microphones and one stereo W A V file for the inputs.
<MODE> screens: STEREO and ST AMINA modes 040 8-1 <MODE> scr eens: STEREO and ST AMINA modes • Explanation of the top scr een Recording lapse and playback lapse: Display: 00(time):00(minute):00(second):000(1/1000second) Counter File format during selecting, recor ding and playback.
0 4 1 8-2 <MODE> scr een: 4CH mode • Explanation of the top scr een Displays the recording and playback level corresponding to each input source.
<MODE> screen: <MTR> mode 042 8-3 <MODE> scr een: MTR mode • Explanation of the top scr een Recording lapse and playback lapse: Display: 00(time):00(minute):00(second):000(1/1000second) ➀ Counter During recording standby operation the track or its icon is highlighted.
<MODE> screen: MAIN MENU 043 8-4 <MODE> scr een: MAIN MENU The Menu icon list is displayed by [MENU] button. 1 Press. 2 Select items and press. 4CH mode MTR mode ST AMI NA mode CANCEL: T o return back to the top, press [MENU] button more than 2 seconds.
<MODE> screen: MAIN MENU 044 <PLA Y MODE> <MIXER> <TOOL> <SYSTEM> <PLA Y MODE> <SYSTEM> <SD CARD> <SYSTEM> <SD CARD> <USB> <SD CARD.
Option: Remote control operation 045 When you use the optional remote contr oller , you can operate the H4n from a distance. 9 Option: Remote contr ol operation [STOP] button Stop recording and r etur.
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1 Select INPUT and press. 047 Control settings for the targets, built-in micr ophones or exter nal input jacks. 1-01 Setting / Recording: Set input source and recording level STEREO MODE 4CH MODE Use the stereo input source of either [MIC] or INPUT [1] [2].
Setting / Recording: Set input sour ce and recording level 048 TRACK 1 TRACK 2 TRACK 3 TRACK 4 MONAURAL STEREO MONAURAL MONAURAL STEREO MONAURAL MONAURAL MONAURAL MONAURAL STEREO STEREO STEREO MTR MODE Any of tracks 1-4 can be set for mono or stereo input.
1 [RECORDING ST ANDBY] press. Setting / Recording: Recor ding in STEREO and ST AMINA mode 049 These are the steps to begin r ecording in STEREO or ST AMINA mode. 1-02 Setting / Recording: Recording in STEREO and ST AMINA mode 3 Adjust the recor ding level of the input source.
Setting / Recording: Recor ding on STEREO and ST AMINA mode 050 In STEREO mode you can recor d in 19 different file for- mats using WA V and MP3. Recording format must be selected before recording of a file begins. HINT: <REC FORMA T> Recorded files are named automatically .
Setting / Recording: Recor ding format <REC FORMA T> 0 51 Choose recor ding file settings <REC FORMA T> before r ecording. V ARIETY OF WA V FILES Formats are: 44.1/48/96 kHz indicates the sampling rate of the analog-to-digital conversion. 16/24-bit indicates the bit depth of the analog-to-digital con- version.
When recor ding, a file name is automatically assigned. T o change that, take the following steps. Setting / Recording: File name <FILE NAME> 052 1-04 Setting / Recording: F ile name <FILE NAME> • Y ou can set the DA TE type only on STEREO mode.
1 [RECORDING ST ANDBY] press. Setting / Recording: Recor ding on 4CH mode 053 This is the method to record 4 channel stereo sounds coming from the built-in mic and the external input jack. 1-05 Setting / Recording: Recor ding on 4CH mode 3 Adjust the recor ding level of the input sources.
Setting / Recording: Recor ding on 4CH mode 054 HINT: Mark While the recor ding format is WA V , if you press [REC] button during recording operation, the mark is put on the file and you can move swiftly to the marked position during playback. When you pause, that becomes the mark position.
Setting / Recording: Recor ding in MTR mode 055 Using multiple tracks, you can combine mono and stereo r ecordings. 1-06-1 Setting / Recor ding: Recording in MTR mode [RECORDING DIRECTION] * This means you can rec ord without this s etting. Change to MTR mode Create a new PROJECT .
Setting / Recording: Recor ding in MTR mode 056 Only one recor ding track T wo recor ding tracks 1. Input source comes from either INPUT [1] or INPUT [2]. INPUT [1] or [2] TRACK T rack 1 or 3 T rack 2 or 4 INPUT [1] or [2] The same signals are sent to both tracks.
Setting / Recording: Recor ding <OVER WRITE> in MTR mode 0 57 Y ou can select from two recor ding modes. Using the <OVERWRITE> mode, you can overwrite new sounds on the existing file. 1-06-2 Setting / Recording: Recording <OVER WRITE> in MTR mode 1 Select the TRACK.
In AL WA YS NEW , a new file is made whenever it r ecords. 1-06-3 Setting / Recording: Recording <AL WA YS NEW> in MTR mode 1 Select the TRACK. The selected TRACK light on. Counter won’t be reset to 0 when using. 2 Press. Setting / Recording: Recor ding <AL WA YS NEW> in MTR mode 058 3 [ST ART RECORDING] press.
Setting / Recording: TRACK MENU in MTR mode 059 This is an exclusive menu available only in MTR mode to set a track. Link tracks together , create a stereo track, or you can cr eate a special setting for output effects.
Setting / Recording: TRACK MENU in MTR mode 060 Select <KARAOKE> and press. Setting <KARAOKE> Set the value and press. HINT: Setting stereo link on creates a stereo track from tracks 1 and 2 or 3 and 4. Setting stereo link off creates a mono track.
2 Select <FILE> and press. Setting / Recording: Re-r ecording, <PUNCH IN/OUT> automatic 0 61 This function, <PUNCH IN/OUT>, allows you to partially re-r ecord a recor ded file. Here we explain how to start <PUNCH IN> and end <PUNCH OUT> automatically .
Setting / Recording: Re-r ecording, <PUNCH IN/OUT> automatic 062 • Y ou can set the position for <PUNCH IN / OUT> while stopped by using the counter . First set each time and move the cursor to <PUNCH IN / OUT>, and then press [DIAL].
2 Select <FILE> and press. Setting / Recording: Re-r ecording, <PUNCH IN/OUT> manual 063 Using [OVERWRITE] recor ding operation in MTR mode, you can manually punch in and out. Press [REC] button during playback, from that pr essed position you can start re-recor ding.
Setting / Recording: Re-r ecording, <PUNCH IN/OUT> manual 6 Performance (Not recor ding). 8 Performance (Recording). 9 Press [FINISH RECORDING]. PLA Y PLA Y REC → ▲ RECORDING ST AR T ▲ FINISH RECORDING Start Stop Re-recording Re-recor ding (Manual <PUNCH IN/OUT>) 064 light on light on 7 Press [ST ART RECORDING].
Recording function <AUTO REC> 065 The H4n can detect when the input level surpasses your predetermined level, and can automatically start r ecording from the r ecording standby position. 2-01-1 Recording function <AUTO REC> • Y ou cannot use this setting during recor ding and playback.
Recording function <AUTO REC STOP> 066 When <AUTO REC> is on and recor ding, the H4n will automatically stop recording when the input level goes below a pr edetermined level. 2-01-2 Recor ding function <AUTO REC STOP> • Y ou cannot use this function during recording and playback.
Recording function <PRE REC> 0 67 The <PRE REC> setting can be initialized by pressing the [REC] button, automatically adding the previous 2 seconds to your r ecording. 2-02 Recording function <PRE REC> • Y ou cannot us e this setting during recor ding and playback.
Recording function <LO CUT> 068 The <LO CUT> filter setting allows you to eliminate wind or blowing noises. 2-03 Recording function <LO CUT> • Y ou can Select the <LO CUT> filter among eleven frequencies, such as OFF , 80, 98, 115, 133, 150, 168, 185, 203, 220, and 237 Hz.
Recording function <COMP/LIMIT> 069 The <COMP / LIMIT> setting can compensate for volume differ ences. For each input source, low level input signals are lifted up and high level input signals ar e controlled down when recor ding. 2-04 Recording function <COMP/LIMIT> 1 Press.
Recording function <REC LEVEL AUTO> 07 0 This function automatically sets the level for recor ding. 2-05 Recording function <REC LEVEL AUTO> When <REC LEVEL AUTO> is used, the unit automatically determines the r ecording levels using the signal present dur- ing recor ding standby .
Recording function <MONITOR> 071 T ur ning on the MONITOR function allows you to monitor input signals at all times. 2-06 Recording function <MONITOR> Y ou cannot monitor the input sound through the built-in speaker . NOTE: 1 Press. 2 Select <INPUT> and press.
Recording function <MONO MIX> 07 2 Engaging <MONO MIX> blends the left and right signals down to mono then recor ds dual-mono to each left and right channel.
Recording function <MS STEREO MA TRIX> 07 3 This function enables you to convert the stereo micr ophone signals when using a MID/SIDE recording configuration. 2-08 Recording function <MS STEREO MA TRIX> <ON / OFF> Make the setting <ON/OFF> of <MS STEREO MA TRIX>.
Recording function <MS STEREO MA TRIX> 0 74 Y ou cannot use this function together with <MONO MIX>. NOTE: <SIDE LEVEL> A bi-directional microphone <SIDE> and <MID> are perpendicular each other . Setting value: MUTE, −48.
T uner <TUNER (CHROMA TIC) > 07 5 The H4n features a tuner with multiple tuning modes. 3-01-1 T uner <TUNER (CHROMA TIC) > Not available during recor ding and playback. NOTE: • The input source signals selected at the present become the tuning target.
T uner , all other <TUNER> 0 76 Aside from CHROMA TIC, there are other tuning modes such as GUIT AR, BASS, OPEN A, OPEN D, OPEN E, OPEN G and DADGAD. 3-01-2 T uner , all other <TUNER> 1 Press. 2 Select <TOOL> and press. 3 Select <TUNER> and press.
This function allows you to calibrate the tuner . 3-01-3 T uner <TUNER (CALIB) > • The initial setting is 440Hz. • Y ou can make any setting per 1Hz from 435Hz to 445Hz. HINT: Not available during recor ding and playback. NOTE: 1 Press. 2 Select <TOOL> and press.
T uner <TUNER (INPUT) > 07 8 In 4CH mode you can select the input source for the tuner . 3-01-4 T uner <TUNER (INPUT) > 4 Select <INPUT> and press. 5 Select input source and pr ess. T uning display HINT: Not available during recor ding and playback.
Metronome <METRONOME> 07 9 The metronome has other convenient functions such as click, pr e-count, tempo, sound, etc. 3-02 Metronome <METRONOME> <CLICK> This setting turns the metronome on or off dur - ing recording, playback or both.
Metronome <METRONOME> 080 <TEMPO> Set the metronome speed. Adjust Select default: 120.0. <SOUND> Set the metronome tone. Select Select default: bell sound. <P A TTE RN> Set the pattern of the metronome. Select Select default: 4/4.
All about EFFECT 0 81 Brief outline about how to use <EFFECT>, its flow , input and output 3-03-1 All about EFFECT [Flow of the EFFECT] Change of the mode (MTR mode) P .038 Recording P .055 #1 Use <EFFECT> Use the pre-set patch as it is P .
All about EFFECT 082 About input and output of [EFFECT] Y ou can use EFFECT in MTR mode for mono or stereo signals. The flow of signals will change corresponding to the input sour ces and recording tracks. 2. Input source comes from either [MIC] or INPUT [1] [2] TRACK Built-in MIC L or INPUT [1] Built-in MIC R or INPUT [2] + + EFFECT PRE AMP EFX 1.
4 Select No. : P A TCH NAME and press. 1 Press. 2 Press <EFFECT> and pr ess. 3 Press <ON> and pr ess. Effect <EFFECT> 083 3-03-2 Ef fect <EFFECT> P A TCH Effects module settings are saved as a ‘patch’. 60 patches are available and 50 of them have been programmed.
Effect <EDIT>, patch edit 084 Y ou can create your own patch by combining effects and adjusting the parameter settings. 3-03-3 Ef fect <EDIT>, patch edit 5 Select the desired sound No. :P A TCH NAME and press. 6 Select <EDIT> and press.
Effect <EDIT (PRE AMP) >, editing PRE AMP modules 085 Y ou can edit the P A TCH using PRE SET EFFECT . 3-03-4 Effect <EDIT (PRE AMP) >, editing PRE AMP modules ZNR ICON EFFECT TYPE: SET THE AMP TYPE CABINET .EQ.LEVEL. ETC. PRE AMP MODULE CONDITION ON / OFF ICON 7 Select <PRE AMP>and press.
Effect <EDIT (EFX) >, editing EFX modules Edit the patch by selecting from various parameters that corr espond closest to your desired effect. 3-03-5 Ef fect <EDIT (EFX) >, editing EFX modules Select the nearest image P A TCH and edit it..
Effect <EDIT (LEVEL/RENAME) > Adjust the levels of the patch and change the name. 3-03-6 Ef fect <EDIT (LEVEL/RENAME) > Select <LEVEL> and press. Change the number and press. Select <STORE> to save the patch. T o return to the top without saving the edit/ change, hit MENU.
Effect <EDIT (STORE) > 088 Select not <STORE>. (not stored) Selecting “YES” will overwrite the current patch. T o save without overwriting an exist - ing patch, select an empty patch during STORE opera - tion. Patch changes are only stored for the curr ent project.
Effect <IMPOR T>, taking in a patch from another PROJECT 089 Y ou can apply the edited and saved EFFECT P A TCH, used in other project to the current PROJECT . 3-03-8 Ef fect <IMPORT>, taking in a patch fr om another PROJECT 1 Press <IMPOR T> from the <EFFECT> screen.
3-03-8 Ef fect <IMPORT>, taking in a patch fr om another PROJECT Effect <IMPOR T>, taking in a patch from another PROJECT 090 <EACH> import one patch When pressing the <IMPORT>, “No Other Project!” display will appear when there is no PROJECT .
A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> preparation 0 91 Create spontaneous music files and convert them into KARAOKE form, then r ecord vocals or additional guitar sounds over those files.
A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> preparation 092 Change the KEY of KARAOKE track Continue to the next page The contents of KARAOKE TRACK are different from a general TRACK MENU. HINT: (LEVEL) (CNT CANCEL) (KEY) (FINE) (FILE) (KARAOKE) Make CENTER CANCELA TION of the KARAOKE track 10 Select T RA CK M EN U icon and press.
A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> recor ding 093 3-04-2 A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> recording Y ou cannot use this function together with <EFFECT>. NOTE: + A slight adjustment of KARAOKE TRACK KEY . 1 Connect the microphone. 2 Select the track menu icon and press.
Playback : Playback files (stereo, 4ch and stamina modes) 0 94 Immediately after recor ding, you can playback the file by pressing the [PLA Y/P AUSE] button. If you prefer to call up the files for later playback, take the following steps. 4-01 Playback : Playback files (stereo, 4ch and stamina modes) 1 Press.
Playback : <PLA Y MODE> 095 Aside from general playback, you can also select 1) one file only playback, 2) repeat playback of one file, and 3) all files r epeat playback. 4-02 Playback : <PLA Y MODE> Y ou cannot use this setting during recording and playback.
Playback : Setting marks 096 While operating file playback you can create marks at desir ed spots. Y ou can move easily to the spot during playback. 4-03 Playback : Setting marks • Mark function is available only in case of WA V format. • The maximum marks you can place in one file are 99.
Playback : <AB REPEA T> 0 97 4-04 Playback : <AB REPEA T> The <AB REPEA T> r epeat setting allows you to playback two points on the file repeatedly . 1 Press. 2 Select <TOOL> and press. 3 Select <AB REPEA T > and press. 4 [ST ART PLA YBACK] Press.
Playback : <AB REPEA T> 098 Caution: When you move around in the file using [FF] a n d [REW] buttons and whenever you press t h e button for less than 2 seconds (quick press), it will move to the next file. If there is a mark, it will move to the marked point.
1 Press. 2 Select <TOOL> and press. 3 Select <SPEED> and press. Playback : <SPEED> 099 Y ou can adjust playback speed of the file. 4-05 Playback : <SPEED> • Y ou can move swiftly to this menu pressing TRACK [3] button on the top screen of each mode.
10 0 In 4CH mode you can use the mixer to adjust the playback LEVEL and P AN settings of two ster eo files. 4-06 Playback : <MIXER> Playback : <MIXER> 2 Select <MIXER> and press. 1 Press. <LEVEL> setting <P AN> setting fader Icon L 100 _ C _ R 100 Default; Center MUTE 48.
Playback : Playback files (MTR mode) 101 There are various ways to playback in MTR mode: Create and record files separately , assign them to tracks and play them back simultaneously . 4-07 Playback : Playback files (MTR mode) Ref. ☞ <TRACK MENU> P .
Playback : Appointing time with a counter 10 2 4-08 Playback : Appointing time with a counter Using the counter , you can scroll to any desired point in a r ecording.
Edit / Output : <FOLDER SELECT> 10 3 Select the folder that contains your targeted file. Y ou can call the <FOLDER SELECT> pressing TRACK [1]button on the top screen. HINT: 5-01 Edit / Output : <FOLDER SELECT> 1 Press. • Y ou cannot us e this setting during recor ding and playback.
1 Press. 3 Select an optional file and press. 2 Select <FILE> and press. Edit / Output : <FILE SELECT> 10 4 Selecting playback files from the file list. 5-02 Edit / Output : <FILE SELECT> <FILE> operation to here is the same • Y ou can select files in the folder directly using [DIAL] from the top screen.
Edit / Output : <FILE INFORMA TION> 10 5 This function displays the selected file information. 5-03 Edit / Output : <FILE INFORMA TION> SELECTING THE FILES…P .
Edit / Output : <FILE DELETE> 10 6 Delete a selected file. 5-04 Edit / Output : <FILE DELETE> Caution; Once deleted, you cannot retrieve the file. NOTE: 4 Select <DELETE> and press. 5 Select <YES> and press. SELECTING THE FILES…P .
Delete all the files in the folders and projects. SELECTING THE FILES…P .104 <FILE SELECT> Once deleted, you cannot retrieve the file. NOTE: Edit / Output : <FILE DELETE ALL> 10 7 5-05 Edit / Output : <FILE DELETE ALL> 5 Select <YES> and press.
HINT: Change the file name: In MTR mode you can copy files. The copies are saved in the same pr oject as the original files. This function is useful when you want to preserve the original master copy . Edit / Output : <FILE (COPY)> 10 8 5-06 Edit / Output : <FILE (COPY)> 1 Press.
Edit / Output : <FILE RENAME> 10 9 In STEREO, MTR and ST AMINA MODE, you can change the name of the file. When recor ded in 4CH MODE, the file names cannot be changed. 5-07 Edit / Output : <FILE RENAME> 4 Select <RENAME> and press. SELECTING THE FILES…P .
Edit / Output : <FILE RENAME> 11 0 HINT: Display when the file name is over 12 characters. When the name of the file has more than 12 letters, a triangle mark appears telling letters available outside the screen.
Edit / Output : <FILE MP3 ENCODE> 111 In STEREO MODE you can encode a WA V FILE into MP3 format at various bit rates. 5-08 Edit / Output : <FILE MP3 ENCODE> SELECTING THE FILES…P .104 <FILE SELECT> • The name of the encode-completed file becomes automatically the “Original file name.
Edit / Output : <FILE NORMALIZE> 11 2 This function automatically adjusts the volume level of a recorded file for enhanced sound quality and audio consistency . 5-09 Edit / Output : <FILE NORMALIZE> SELECTING THE FILES…P .104<FILE SELECT> 5 Select <YES> and press.
Edit / Output : <FILE STEREO ENCODE> 11 3 This function will mix down a 4CH file to a stereo file. The r esulting files are stored in the folder in STEREO mode. 5-10 Edit / Output : <FILE STEREO ENCODE> SELECTING THE FILES…P .104 <FILE SELECT> ENABLE means to make setting effective.
7 Select <SA VE IN> and press. 8 Select the <SAVE IN> folder and press. Edit / Output : <FILE STEREO ENCODE> 11 4 Select <SA VE IN> 9 Select <EXECUTE> and press. EXECUTION HINT: Y ou cannot have two files with the same name.
Edit / Output : <MARK LIST> 11 5 Y ou can view the list of marks put in the WA V FILE. 5-11 Edit / Output : <MARK LIST> SELECTING THE FILES…P .104 <FILE SELECT> 4 Select <MARK LIST> and press. This mark shows sounds dropout happening.
Edit / Output : <DIVIDE> 11 6 On STEREO MODE, you can divide files at any desired position. 5-12 Edit / Output : <DIVIDE> SELECTING THE FILES…P .104 <FILE SELECT> • After the <DIVIDE> operation, there will be 2 files: the first portion will get [A] and the second one will get [B] at the end of the file name.
Edit / Output : <MOVE> 11 7 This function is used to move files to a differ ent folder or mode. 5-13 Edit / Output : <MOVE> Ref. ☞ <FI LE RENAME> <NE W PRO JEC T> SELECTING THE FILES…P .104 <FILE SELECT> NOTE: • Only stereo files can move to stereo folder .
Edit / Output : <NEW PROJECT> Here you can make a new pr oject and adjust settings for AUDIO TRACK or EFFECT in MTR mode. 5-14 Edit / Output : <NEW PROJECT> The maximum number of the projects Y ou can create a maximum of 1000 projects. Each project name can be up to 8 letters long.
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (SELECT) > 11 9 Select a project stor ed on the SD card. 5-15 Edit / Output : <PROJECT (SELECT) > 1 Press. Press the [MENU] button for more than 2 seconds, and start operation from the top screen. 2 Select <PROJECT> and press.
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (DELETE) > 12 0 This function will delete a project. 5-16 Edit / Output : <PROJECT (DELETE) > 1 Press. Once deleted, you cannot retrieve the pr oject. NOTE: Y ou cannot delete a project under protection. Y ou need to release it from protection before delete operation.
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (RENAME) > 121 Y ou can change the name of the project. 5-17 Edit / Output : <PROJECT (RENAME) > 1 Press. 3 Select <RENAME> and press. 2 Select <PROJECT> and press. When you change letters, you can change in the following order: (Space)!"#$%&'()*+,-.
Automatically displays the lowest unused number Edit / Output : <PROJECT (COPY) > 12 2 Copy the project and cr eate a new project with a new number . 5-18 Edit / Output : <PROJECT (COPY) > 1 Press. 3 Select <COPY> and press. 4 Select <EXECUTE> and press.
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (BOUNCE) > 12 3 Y ou can combine tracks created in MTR mode and mix them down to one mono or stereo track. 5-19 Edit / Output : <PROJECT (BOUNCE) > Select <BOUNCE> Select the name to bounce to. * If you have no change, proceed to next.
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (BOUNCE) > 12 4 Select output le format: mono or stereo 6 Sele ct < E XECUTE> and pr ess. Execution Y ou cannot use this setting during recor ding and playback. NOTE: 4 Se lec t <FORM A T> and p res s. STEREO STEREO file MONO MONAURAL file 5 Selec t the file ty pe and pr ess.
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (PROTECT) > 12 5 Using the PROTECT function on your project prohibits dividing of tracks and the change of files in that project. 5-20 Edit / Output : <PROJECT (PROTECT) > 1 Press. If you try to change a file allocated in a track, the screen will say "Project Pr otected".
Utility : <DISPLA Y BACK LIGHT> 12 6 Y ou can set the lighting time of the LCD BACK LIGHT on the display . 6-01 Utility : <DISPLA Y BACK LIGHT> 1 Press. OFF Switch off the light all the time. ON Switch on the light all the time. 15sec Light on for 15 seconds after the last key operation.
Utility : <DISPLA Y CONTRAST> 12 7 Adjust the display contrast. 6-02 Utility : <DISPLA Y CONTRAST> 1 Press. 4 Change the number and press. * Y ou can adjust fr om #1 to #8. A higher the number corresponds to more contrast. 3 Select <CONTRAST> and press.
Utility : <BA TTERY TYPE> 12 8 By setting your battery type, H4n can correctly display the r emaining lifetime of the battery . 6-03 Utility : <BA TTER Y TYPE> 1 Press. 4 Select the battery type and press. 3 Select <BA TTER Y> and press.
1 Press. Y ou cannot use this setting during recor ding and playback. NOTE: 2 Select <SYSTEM> and press. 12 9 After it starts, the version of H4n can be confirmed. 6-04 Utility : <VERSION> Utility : <VERSION> 3 Select <VERSION> and press.
Utility : <F ACTOR Y RESET> 13 0 Returns all the settings back to the original default condition. 6-05 Utility : <F ACTOR Y RESET> • Y ou cannot us e this setting during recor ding and playback.
Utility : <REMAIN> 131 Y ou can confirm the remaining capacity of the SD CARD. 6-06 Utility : <REMAIN> 1 Press. 3 Select <REMAIN> and press. approximate remaining capacity remain volume (MB) Remaining recording time on the current recording format.
Utility : <FORMA T> 13 2 Formatting the SD card for the H4n. 6-07 Utility : <FORMA T> 1 Press. • Y ou cannot us e this setting during recor ding and playback. • Caution: When you format the SD card, all data will be deleted. • The SD cards used in a computer or a digital camera, should be formatted by the H4n before using.
3 The downloaded system software is copied onto the root dir ectory of the SD card of H4n. 1 Open W eb site of ZOOM on PC and download the most recent system softwar e. [http://www .zoom.co.jp] 2 Connect H4n to PC with USB cable. 5 Switch on while holding down PLA Y/P AUSE button.
Utility: How to use H2 and H4 SD cards 13 4 When you use the SD cards for H2 and H4 in the H4n, you can move their files and projects to the H4n. 6-09 Utility: How to use H2 and H4 SD cards 1 Insert SD card for H2/H4 unit into H4n and boot up the unit.
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Main spec list by mode 13 7 STEREO MODE 4CH MTR ST AMINA Recording Format STEREO WAV: 44.1/48/96kHz 16/24bit STEREO MP3: 48, 56, 64,80,96,112,128,160,192, 224,256, 320kbps, VBR44.1kHz STEREO WAV × 2 ： 44.1/48kHz 16/24bit 44.1kHz 16it STEREO WAV, MONAURAL WAV, those total 4 tracks can be combined 44.
Available setting menu list by each mode 13 8 � Y ou can use this setting during r ecording and playback. "*" has the exception. � Y ou cannot use this setting during r ecording and playback.
Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter 13 9 Ef fect types on MTR mode and the parameter FD CLEAN Clean sound of Fender T winReverb ('65) VX CLEAN Clean sound of V ox AC30 HW CLEAN Clean sound.
Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter 14 0 SVT Simulation of Ampeg SVT sound. BASSMAN Simulation of Fender Bassman 100 sound. HARTKE Simulation of Hartke HA3500 sound. SUP-Bass Simulation of Marshall Super Bass sound. SANSAMP Simulation of Sansamp Bass Driver DI sound.
Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter 14 1 Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter (1) POSITION Before, After Selects the insertion position of the EFX module: "Before" the PREAMP module or "After" the PREAMP module. (2) RA TE 0 − 50, Ref.
Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter 14 2 (1) POSITION Before, After Selects the insertion position of the EFX module: "Before" the PREAMP module or "After" the PREAMP module. (2) FREQ 1 − 50 Adjusts the modulation frequency .
Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter 14 3 Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter C RY This ef fect varies the sound like a talking modulator . (1) RANGE 1 − 10 Adjusts the frequency range in which the effect operates. (2) RESONANC 0 − 10 Adjusts the resonance characteristic of the ef - fect.
Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter 14 4 [T able] Parameters with a < > symbol can be selected in note units, using the metronome tempo as r eference. Note durations • The actual note range that can be selected depends on the parameter .
H4n patch list 14 5 H4n patch list Category No. Patch Name Description PREAMP module EFX module Guitar 00 Fender Clean Basic clean sound optimized for recor ding. FD CLEAN OFF 01 Natural Cho V ersatile clean chorus sound for applications ranging fr om arpeggio to melody playing.
H4n patch list 14 6 Category No. Patch Name Description PREAMP module EFX module Bass 25 Hartke Tight sound modeled on the HARTKE HA3500. HARTKE OFF 26 Bassman Standard bass sound inspired by the FENDER BASSMAN 100. BASSMAN OFF 27 SVT Rock bass sound modeled on the AMPEG SVT .
Data type MP3 Format <Recording> Bit rate 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 kbps, VBR Sampling frequency 44.1 kHz <Playback> Bit rate 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 kbps, VBR Sampling frequency 44.
When you think something may be wrong with your machine 14 8 When you think something may be wr ong with your machine If there ar e problems during operation of the H4n, check the following points first.
Index 14 9 [4CH MODE] Details u P3 7·39 Mode and top screen u P41 Mode selection u P3 7·38 Playback operation u P 94 Recording operation u P53 [A] AB repeat u P97 Always New recor ding mode u P58 AU.
Index 15 0 [I] IMPORT/EFFECT u P89 INPUT [MIC][1][2] buttons operations u P23 INPUT/TUNER u P78 [K] [KARAOKE] Preparation u P 91 Recording u P93 Setting/TRACK MENU u P59 [L] LEVEL/EFFECT u.
[R] REC FORMA T u P 51 REC LEVEL AUTO u P70 REC LEVEL operations u P24 [REC] button operations u P 21 Recording (ster eo/stamina mode) u P49 Recording (4CH mode) u P53 Recording (MTR mode) u P55 Recor.
15 2 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
H4n-5000-2 ITOHPIA Iwamotocho 2chome Bldg. 2F , 2-11-2, Iwamoto-cho, Chiyoda-ku, T okyo 101-0032, Japan W e b S i t e : http://www.zoom.co.jp PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked.
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