Page 2 - Special features of H4n; Versatile field recorder with multi-track capability.
Special featur es of H4n 001 Special features of H4n * Please read this manual carefully to ensure comprehensive knowledge and proper use of the H4n. After reading through it, please keep the manual for future reference • An all-in-one handy recorder. You can enjoy recording and creating your own mu...
Page 3 - The H4n is ideal for the following scenarios; Piano recitals
The H4n is ideal for the following scenarios 002 The H4n is ideal for the following scenarios Piano recitals Any field sound recording Recording the meetings Live performance recording Vocal recording The band practices Recording acoustic guitar sound Transfer analogue sound sources to digital sourc...
Page 4 - A table of contents; Getting started
A table of contents A table of contents 003 Special features of H4n ����������������������� 001 The H4n is ideal for the following scenarios �������������� 002 A table of contents ������������������������� 003 Safety precautions for users ��������������������� 006 Copyright warnings ����������������...
Page 6 - Referenc
A table of contents 005 5-09 Edit / Output : <FILE NORMALIZE> �������������� 112 5-10 Edit / Output : <FILE STEREO ENCODE> ������������ 113 5-11 Edit / Output : <MARK LIST> ����������������� 115 5-12 Edit / Output : <DIVIDE> ������������������� 116 5-13 Edit / Output : <MO...
Page 7 - Safety precautions for users; SAFETY PRECAUTIONS; Power requirements; USAGE PRECAUTIONS; Electrical interference; Please keep this manual in a convenient
Safety pr ecautions for users 006 Safety precautions 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. The meanings of these symbols are as follows: If the users ig...
Page 8 - Copyright warnings; Recording of live performances
Copyright war nings 007 Copyright warnings 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 w...
Page 10 - -1 Recording flow using the H4n; Switch on; STEREO Mode
Recor ding flow using the H4n 009 1-1 Recording flow using the H4n The following is the basic flow of recording operation for the H4n. Depending on the application of the recording, you can select which recording mode and audio quality setting is right for the situation. Switch on Connecting to othe...
Page 11 - Edit·Output; Recording on 4CH mode; FILE INFORMATION
Recor ding flow using the H4n 010 Edit·Output RECORD Playback and confirm RE-RECORDING (Recording again from scratch) Recording on STEREO mode/ STAMINA mode………P.049 Recording on 4CH mode ……………P.053 Recording on MTR mode ……………P.055 5) The H4n has very convenient ways to swiftly review/playback a reco...
Page 12 - Power switch; STEREO
Monitor the input sound rec level Easy r ecor ding guide [STEREO MODE] 011 1-2 Easy recording guide [STEREO MODE] The following is basic recording instructions using the built-in stereo microphones and built-in speaker in STEREO MODE. [LEFT PANEL] Power switch ON 1 [POWER] switch on. Confirm STEREO ...
Page 13 - Pause Recording; Mark Recording; INCREASE
Easy r ecor ding guide [STEREO MODE] 012 ADJUST INPUT LEVEL START RECORDING STOP RECORDING Adjust the input sound rec level P.094 〉〉〉〉 In detail 4 5 6 PLAYBACK 7 DECREASE − light on Counter turns Remaining time on SD CARD Counter returns 0:00:00:00:000 light off Pause Recording Counter doesn’t retur...
Page 14 - Name and function of each part; -1 Name and function of each part
Name and function of each part 013 2-1 Name and function of each part 90 / 120°Variable XYStereo microphones(Built-in) Backlight Equipped Display [REC] Button STEREO/4CH/MTR mode indicator INPUT: Buttons for [MIC] [1], [2] Transport Control Buttons [FRONT PANEL] [BACK PANEL] Threaded Tripod mount Ba...
Page 16 - Included Accessories; -2 Included Accessories
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 are included. SD CARD MAIN BODY CASE MICROPHONE STAND ADAPTER AC ADAPTER (ZOOM AD-14) USB CABLE WINDSHIELD Cubase LE4 Instruction manua...
Page 17 - •How to mount to a microphone stand
Installation of the attachments and options 016 •How to use the windshield Remote control (Option, sold separately) P.045 〉〉〉〉 Operation of remote control Microphone stand adapter(Accessory) Microphone stand •How to mount to a microphone stand [FRONT PANEL] [SIDE PANEL] When recording outside in the...
Page 18 - Battery/Power setting; • AC power operation; An AC adapter is included.; • Battery installation; Insert two size AA batteries; Make sure the power is off!; Whenever you open the battery compartment; Set the Stamina Mode
Battery/Power setting 017 3 Battery/Power setting Power for H4n recorder 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 tha...
Page 19 - Battery/Power outlet setting; over, the setting will be returned to the default value.; Screen indicator; Connect the USB cable to the H4n while it’s already connected to; Using batteries
Battery/Power outlet setting 018 To 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 <DATE/TIME> Whenever power supply is off by dead battery, the H4n can save the da...
Page 20 - -1 Power On and Off, How to use power and hold switch; LEFT PANEL; • Before switching the power on, lower; NOTE; When using additional audio devices, power; Procedure for power on.; Slide the power switch.; AMP; ON
Power On and Of f, How to use power and hold switch 019 4-1 Power On and Off, How to use power and hold switch [ LEFT PANEL ] POWER switchHOLD 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. • Befor...
Page 21 - Power On and Of; POWER OFF / SHUT DOWN; HOLD Function; HINT; Procedure for power off; Mixer; OFF; Instruments; OFF
4-1 Power On and Off, How to use power and hold switch Power On and Of f, How to use power and hold switch 020 POWER OFF / SHUT DOWN 1 [Preparation] Turn off monitors first then instruments 2 [Power Off _ Shut down] Slide the power switch. HOLD Function The H4n features a HOLD function to make any b...
Page 22 - ol buttons; MTR MODE; TRANSPORT CONTROL BUTTONS
How to use the [REC] and transport contr ol buttons 021 4-2 How to use the [REC] and transport control buttons Buttons like [REC], [STOP], [PLAY/PAUSE], [FF], [REW] each have different functions depending on the H4n’s operation MODE. STEREO/4CH/STAMINA MODE MTR MODE [FRONT PANEL] transport control b...
Page 23 - Make settings of the track and the input source; Select two tracks; Switch from ‘RECORDING’ to ‘PLAYBACK’ of the; For stereo input you
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 different functions depending on the MODE. STEREO/4CH/STAMINA MODE Move to the <FOLDER SELECT> menu Move to the <FILE> menu Move to the <SP...
Page 24 - CH 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 different functions depending on the various modes. [FRONT PANEL] INPUT [1] & [2] buttons STEREO/STAMINA MODE Select INPUT [MIC] or INPUT [1] [2] and the corresponding butto...
Page 25 - How to use REC LEVEL and VOLUME; -5 How to use REC LEVEL and VOLUME; ‘REC LEVEL’ IN ANY MODE; Press the ‘REC LEVEL’ = Adjusting
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 recording 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...
Page 26 - for additional selections, move on to the next screen.; Canceling the setting
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. ➞ for additional selections,...
Page 27 - The operation when the selections are listed on screen; About the ‘; W h e n y o u s e e; the numbers and letters.; the selection lists will; justment or calls up the setting menu.
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 screen About the ‘ ⁄ ’ on the selection lists W h e n y o u s e e t h i s d i s p l a y , t h e re a re m o re s...
Page 28 - Insert a SD car; -1 Insert a SD card; Make sure power is off.; CAUTIONS WHEN INSERTING; not been formatted in the H4n. To format,
2 Push the SD card in to remove it from the slot. Insert a SD car d 027 5-1 Insert a SD card The SD card is required to record. Make sure to turn off power before inserting or removing the SD card. 1 Make sure power is off. 2 Insert the SD card into the slot. [How to install the SD card] SD card cap...
Page 29 - Set date and time
Set date and time <DA TE/TIME> 028 5-2 Set date and time <DATE/TIME> Each file will automatically record the date/time.To facilitate searching for files by date, be sure to set the date/time after every battery change. 1 Press. 2 Select <SYSTEM> and press. 3 Select <DATE/TIME>...
Page 30 - -1 Setting up: How to connect external audio devices; Headphones
Setting up: How to connect exter nal audio devices 029 6-1 Setting up: How to connect external audio devices The H4n offers versatile connectivity with options for any recording application. Remote control (option) Headphones Mixer USB Personal computer (PC) Stereo microphones SD card INPUT: instrum...
Page 31 - ophones; These are special features of the H4n’s built-in microphones.; LOCATION OF THE MICROPHONES UNDER XY SYSTEM; movable; H4n stereo microphones; H4n stereo microphones; High quality microphones in an XY; Time lag
Setting up: Built-in micr ophones 030 6-2 Setting up: Built-in microphones These are special features of the H4n’s built-in microphones. LOCATION OF THE MICROPHONES UNDER XY SYSTEM Capturing sound in a stereo image. DIRECTIVITY OF 90°, 120° movable General stereo microphones H4n stereo microphones S...
Page 32 - ophones /outside micr; Close microphone recording; Off microphone recording
Built-in microphones Setting up: Built-in micr ophones /outside micr ophones with plug-in power The input jack for the external microphone is suitable for microphones that require <PLUG-IN> power. 6-3 Setting up: Built-in microphones /outside microphone with plug-in power 031 Sound source 30_5...
Page 33 - ce; Connecting to instruments; Some condenser microphones
Setting up: INPUT [1], [2] connections and phantom power sour ce 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...
Page 34 - Press on the top screen.; Select a sampling rate; From; Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as an Audio Interface
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 screen. 4 Select <AUDIO I/F> and press. 5 Select <FREQUENCY> and press. 7 Select <CONNECT> and press. 1 Connect H4n to comput...
Page 35 - signals directly to and from your; Select
Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as an Audio Interface 034 Usage of AUDIO INTERFACE • Yo u c a n re c o rd a n d p l a y b a c k 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. • Effects can only be used wh...
Page 36 - Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as a SD car; When you use the H4n as a SD card reader, make the following settings.; Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as a SD card reader; • Before physically unplugging USB; After it’s powered ‘ON’,; USB bus power; USB bus power is the method to; Usage of a SD card reader; • You can use files recorded on the
Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as a SD car d reader 035 When you use the H4n as a SD card reader, make the following settings. 6-6 Setting up: USB connection, H4n used as a SD card reader USB 2 Press on the top screen. • Before physically unplugging USB cable (and H4n) from computer, be sure t...
Page 37 - The H4n is equipped with a built-in mono speaker.; when recording in standby on MTR; When you can use this function:
036 H4n built-in speaker This is a mono speaker for playback. Without 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. T h e re i s n o o u t p u t w h e n [ L I N E /P...
Page 38 - -1 About H4n modes; • STAMINA mode
About H4n modes 037 • STEREO mode 7-1 About H4n modes There are four operational modes in H4n: STEREO/STAMINA, 4 CH (CHANNEL), MTR (MULTI TRACK) mode. You can choose the mode according to your need. • STAMINA mode • 4CH mode • MTR mode • One-pass stereo recording of live performance or rehearsal. • ...
Page 39 - Be sure to select the appropriate mode for your application.; indicator; Confirmation of the mode; • The current mode is indicated on the FRONT; Select among STEREO, 4CH; *To engage STAMINA
Selecting a <MODE> 038 7-2 Selecting a <MODE> Be sure to select the appropriate mode for your application. MODE indicator STAMINA modedisplay here. Confirmation of the mode • The current mode is indicated on the FRONT PANEL by Mode Indicator LEDs. • The H4n will power up in the same mode...
Page 40 - Details about modes; -3 Details about modes; MTR mode; STAMINA MODE
Details about modes 039 7-3 Details about modes Input and output levels as well as saving and formatting data are different in each mode. MTR mode STAMINA MODE STEREO mode 4CH mode I n 4 C H M O D E t h e H 4 n r e c o r d s t w o s t e r e o WAV files: one stereo WAV file for the built-in microphon...
Page 41 - AMINA modes; • Explanation of the top screen; Recording lapse and playback lapse:; Counter; File format during selecting,; REMAINING BATTERY LIFETIME during battery running; Remaining recording capacity time on SD card.; Icon; PHANTOM; Indicator of option settings: ON or OFF; STOP; REC
<MODE> scr eens: STEREO and ST AMINA modes 040 8-1 <MODE> screens: STEREO and STAMINA modes • Explanation of the top screen Recording lapse and playback lapse: Display: 00(time):00(minute):00(second):000(1/1000second) Counter File format during selecting, recording and playback. • WAV FI...
Page 43 - Displays the master left and right output levels; Selecting this icon brings up BOUNCE settings.; AUTO PUNCH IN and AUTO PUNCH OUT ICONS; on the top screen; Cursor
<MODE> scr een: <MTR> mode 042 8-3 <MODE> screen: MTR mode • Explanation of the top screen Recording lapse and playback lapse: D i s p l a y : 0 0 ( t i m e ) : 0 0 ( m i n u t e ) : 0 0 ( s e c o n d ) : 0 0 0 ( 1 / 1 0 0 0 s e c o n d ) ➀ Counter During recording standby operatio...
Page 44 - STAMINA mode
<MODE> scr een: MAIN MENU 043 8-4 <MODE> screen: MAIN MENU The Menu icon list is displayed by [MENU] button. 1 Press. 2 Select items and press. 4CH mode MTR mode STAMINA mode CANCEL: To return back to the top, p r e s s [ M E N U ] b u t t o n more than 2 seconds. <FOLDER> <FOLD...
Page 45 - Display at the bottom of Menu screen; Set STAMINA mode with the STAMINA switch before starting; Recording
<MODE> scr een: MAIN MENU 044 <PLAY MODE> <MIXER> <TOOL> <SYSTEM> <PLAY MODE> <SYSTEM> <SD CARD> <SYSTEM> <SD CARD> <USB> <SD CARD> <USB> <MODE> <USB> <MODE> <MODE> Display at the bottom of Menu scr...
Page 46 - ol operation; Option: Remote control operation; Remote control button operation; LOCATOR buttons; VOLUME
Option: Remote contr ol operation 045 When you use the optional remote controller, you can operate the H4n from a distance. 9 Option: Remote control operation [STOP] button Stop recording and return to 0 Record, Recording Standby, Temporary stop Stop playback and the counter stops Playback temporary...
Page 47 - Operations
Page 48 - Setting / Recording: Set input source and recording level; Both light; On the top screen of the 4CH mode,
1 Select INPUT and press. 047 Control settings for the targets, built-in microphones or external 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]. Use both [MIC] and INPUT [1] [2] stereo inpu...
Page 49 - Any of tracks 1-4 can be set for mono or stereo input.; SELECT the input per track one by one and adjust.; Press the selected track; SELECT the input to 2 tracks and adjust.; In MTR mode, you can record multiple tracks in
Setting / Recor ding: Set input sour ce and r ecor ding 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. SELECT the input per track one by one an...
Page 50 - These are the steps to begin recording in STEREO or STAMINA mode.; Setting / Recording: Recording in STEREO and STAMINA mode; Adjust the recording; STEREO MODE TOP; Select an input
1 [RECORDING STANDBY] press. Setting / Recor ding: Recor ding in STEREO and ST AMINA mode 049 These are the steps to begin recording in STEREO or STAMINA mode. 1-02 Setting / Recording: Recording in STEREO and STAMINA mode 3 Adjust the recording level of the input source. 4 [REC START] press. 5 [REC...
Page 51 - In STEREO mode you can; MARK; Press
Setting / Recor ding: Recor ding on STEREO and ST AMINA mode 050 In STEREO mode you can record in 19 different file for- mats using WAV and MP3. Recording format must be selected before recording of a file begins. HINT: <REC FORMAT> Recorded files are named a u t o m a t i c a l l y. Yo u c a ...
Page 52 - ding format before recording.; VARIETY OF WAV FILES; and include marks and production date.; VARIETY OF MP3; ing quality) is automatically adjusted based on input; How to use WAV and MP3 format; • The WAV FILES with no compression are used for; Select one and press.
Setting / Recor ding: Recor ding format <REC FORMA T> 051 Choose recording file settings <REC FORMAT> before recording. VARIETY OF WAV 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-dig...
Page 54 - ding on 4CH mode; Adjust the recording level; Connection from outside:
1 [RECORDING STANDBY] press. Setting / Recor ding: 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: Recording on 4CH mode 3 Adjust the recording level of the input sources. 4 [START REC...
Page 55 - When you pause, that becomes; FILE NAME
Setting / Recor ding: Recor ding on 4CH mode 054 HINT: Mark While the recording format is WAV, if you press [REC] button during recording operation, the mark is put on the file and you can move s w i f t l y t o t h e m a r k e d p o s i t i o n during playback. When you pause, that becomes the mark...
Page 56 - ding in MTR mode; Using multiple tracks, you can combine mono and stereo recordings.
Setting / Recor ding: Recor ding in MTR mode 055 Using multiple tracks, you can combine mono and stereo recordings. 1-06-1 Setting / Recording: Recording in MTR mode [RECORDING DIRECTION] * This means you can record without this setting. Change to MTR mode Create a new PROJECT. Record the second tra...
Page 57 - About INPUT SOURCE and TRACK
Setting / Recor ding: Recor ding in MTR mode 056 Only one recording track Two recording tracks 1. Input source comes from either INPUT [1] or INPUT [2]. INPUT [1] or [2] TRACK Track 1 or 3 Track 2 or 4 INPUT [1] or [2] The same signals are sent to both tracks. 1. Input source comes from either INPUT...
Page 58 - You can select from two recording modes.
Setting / Recor ding: Recor ding <OVER WRITE> in MTR mode 057 You can select from two recording 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. The selected ‘TRA...
Page 59 - In ALWAYS NEW, a new file is made whenever it records.
In ALWAYS NEW, a new file is made whenever it records. 1-06-3 Setting / Recording: Recording <ALWAYS 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 / Recor ding: Recor ding <AL W A YS NEW> in MTR mode 058 3 [STAR...
Page 60 - ding: TRACK MENU in MTR mode; Select TRACK MENU; Select a target project and start ......P.119; PAN; LEVEL; Adjust the output level of a track; Adjust the output pan of a track
Setting / Recor ding: 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 create a special setting for output effects. 1-07 Setting / Recording: TRACK MENU in MTR mode Select TRACK MENU 1 On the top s...
Page 61 - STEREO LINK; Allocate files to a track; Set the value and press.; Only on MTR MODE
Setting / Recor ding: 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. Setting value: ON/OFF Default: OFF STE...
Page 62 - ecor; Find the desirable position for ‘PUNCH IN’
2 Select <FILE> and press. Setting / Recor ding: Re-r ecor ding, <PUNCH IN/OUT> automatic 061 This function, <PUNCH IN/OUT>, allows you to partially re-record a recorded file. Here we explain how to start <PUNCH IN> and end <PUNCH OUT> automatically. 1-08-1 Setting / Re...
Page 63 - • You can set the position for while; Press the desirable position for; Start; Rewind the file to the head
Setting / Recor ding: Re-r ecor ding, <PUNCH IN/OUT> automatic 062 • You 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]. • During <PUNCH OUT> _ Step 7-, if you pr...
Page 64 - Playback
2 Select <FILE> and press. Setting / Recor ding: Re-r ecor ding, <PUNCH IN/OUT> manual 063 Using [OVERWRITE] recording operation in MTR mode, you can manually punch in and out. Press [REC] button during playback, from that pressed position you can start re-recording. 1-08-2 Setting / Rec...
Page 66 - Recor; Display of “Wait for Signal”
Recor ding function <AUTO REC> 065 The H4n can detect when the input level surpasses your predetermined level, and can automatically start recording from the recording standby position. 2-01-1 Recording function <AUTO REC> • You cannot use this setting during recording and playback. • Yo...
Page 67 - • Yo u c a n n o t u s e t h i s; Select the time setting.; appears during recording.
Recor ding function <AUTO REC STOP> 066 When <AUTO REC> is on and recording, the H4n will automatically stop recording when the input level goes below a predetermined level. 2-01-2 Recording function <AUTO REC STOP> • Yo u c a n n o t u s e t h i s function during recording and pla...
Page 68 - previous 2 seconds to your recording.; PRE REC time is one second.; In PRE REC mode the H4n will pre-record audio two sec
Recor ding function <PRE REC> 067 The <PRE REC> setting can be initialized by pressing the [REC] button, automatically adding the previous 2 seconds to your recording. 2-02 Recording function <PRE REC> • You cannot use this setting during recording and playback.• When recording on ...
Page 69 - • Yo u c a n S e l e c t t h e < L O C U T > f i l t e r a m o n g e l e v e n; Select the setting input source.; Select the cutoff frequency.
Recor ding function <LO CUT> 068 The <LO CUT> filter setting allows you to eliminate wind or blowing noises. 2-03 Recording function <LO CUT> • Yo u c a n S e l e c t t h e < L O C U T > f i l t e r a m o n g e l e v e n frequencies, such as OFF, 80, 98, 115, 133, 150, 168, 1...
Page 71 - This function automatically sets the level for recording.; When is used, the unit automatically
Recor ding function <REC LEVEL AUTO> 070 This function automatically sets the level for recording. 2-05 Recording function <REC LEVEL AUTO> When <REC LEVEL AUTO> is used, the unit automatically determines the recording levels using the signal present dur-ing recording standby. If t...
Page 73 - • The name of the recorded file making valid
Recor ding function <MONO MIX> 072 Engaging <MONO MIX> blends the left and right signals down to mono then records dual-mono to each left and right channel. 2-07 Recording function <MONO MIX> • The name of the recorded file making <MONO MIX> valid is “MONO-xxx” • You cannot u...
Page 74 - Make each setting accordingly.
Recor ding function <MS STEREO MA TRIX> 073 This function enables you to convert the stereo microphone signals when using a MID/SIDE recording configuration. 2-08 Recording function <MS STEREO MATRIX> <ON / OFF> Make the setting <ON/OFF> of <MS STEREO MATRIX>. <MID L...
Page 75 - You cannot use this function
Recor ding function <MS STEREO MA TRIX> 074 You 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, −48.0 _ + 12.0dB Default: +0.0dB <SOURCE> Enable to...
Page 76 - The H4n features a tuner with multiple tuning modes.; Not available during recording and playback.
Tuner <TUNER (CHROMA TIC) > 075 The H4n features a tuner with multiple tuning modes. 3-01-1 Tuner <TUNER (CHROMATIC) > Not available during recording and playback. NOTE: • The input source signals selected at the present become the tuning target. • Operating under 4CH mode, at Step 4 sel...
Page 77 - Tuner; Select the tuning mode and press.
Tuner , all other <TUNER> 076 Aside from CHROMATIC, there are other tuning modes such as GUITAR, BASS, OPEN A, OPEN D, OPEN E, OPEN G and DADGAD. 3-01-2 Tuner, all other <TUNER> 1 Press. 2 Select <TOOL> and press. 3 Select <TUNER> and press. 4 Select the tuning mode and press...
Page 78 - This function allows you to calibrate the tuner.; Select frequency numbers.
This function allows you to calibrate the tuner. 3-01-3 Tuner <TUNER (CALIB) > • The initial setting is 440Hz.• You can make any setting per 1Hz from 435Hz to 445Hz. HINT: Not available during recording and playback. NOTE: 1 Press. 2 Select <TOOL> and press. 3 Select <TUNER> and pr...
Page 79 - In 4CH mode you can select the input source for the tuner.; Select input source and press.; Tuning display; Tuner type and code; TUNER; Only on 4CH MODE
Tuner <TUNER (INPUT) > 078 In 4CH mode you can select the input source for the tuner. 3-01-4 Tuner <TUNER (INPUT) > 4 Select <INPUT> and press. 5 Select input source and press. Tuning display HINT: Not available during recording and playback. NOTE: When tuning is low When tuning is...
Page 80 - Metr; Make each setting selection.
Metr onome <METRONOME> 079 The metronome has other convenient functions such as click, pre-count, tempo, sound, etc. 3-02 Metronome <METRONOME> <CLICK> This setting turns the metronome on or off dur-ing recording, playback or both. This setting must be made before recording or play...
Page 82 - All about EFFECT
All about EFFECT 081 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.083 #2 Edit the patch <EDIT> Select the pre-set...
Page 83 - change corresponding to the input sources and recording tracks.; Two recording
All about EFFECT 082 About input and output of [EFFECT] You can use EFFECT in MTR mode for mono or stereo signals. The flow of signals will change corresponding to the input sources and recording tracks. 2. Input source comes from either [MIC] or INPUT [1] [2] TRACK Built-in MIC L or INPUT [1] Built...
Page 84 - 0 p a t c h e s a re a v a i l a b l e; than two seconds returns; Select PATCH and press.
4 Select No. : PATCH NAME and press. 1 Press. 2 Press <EFFECT> and press. 3 Press <ON> and press. Ef fect <EFFECT> 083 3-03-2 Effect <EFFECT> PATCH Effects module settings are saved as a ‘patch’. 6 0 p a t c h e s a re a v a i l a b l e and 50 of them have been programmed. NO...
Page 85 - Ef; Select the desired sound No.
Ef fect <EDIT>, patch edit 084 You can create your own patch by combining effects and adjusting the parameter settings. 3-03-3 Effect <EDIT>, patch edit 5 Select the desired sound No. :PATCH NAME and press. 6 Select <EDIT> and press. 7 Select the PARAMETER which you want to change ...
Page 86 - You can edit the PATCH using PRE SET EFFECT.; ICON; ADJUST PARAMETER
Ef fect <EDIT (PRE AMP) >, editing PRE AMP modules 085 You can edit the PATCH 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>an...
Page 87 - ADJUST EFX module; To select PRE AMP and EFX
Ef fect <EDIT (EFX) >, editing EFX modules Edit the patch by selecting from various parameters that correspond closest to your desired effect. 3-03-5 Effect <EDIT (EFX) >, editing EFX modules Select the nearest image PATCH and edit it....P084 ADJUST EFX module 9 Select editing PARAMETER ...
Page 88 - Adjust the levels of the patch and change the name.; S e l e c t < S T O R E > t o s a v e
Ef fect <EDIT (LEVEL/RENAME) > Adjust the levels of the patch and change the name. 3-03-6 Effect <EDIT (LEVEL/RENAME) > Select <LEVEL> and press. Change the number and press. S e l e c t < S T O R E > t o s a v e the patch. To return to the top without saving the edit/ change...
Page 89 - Selecting “YES” will overwrite; Select the ‘PATCH No.’
Ef fect <EDIT (STORE) > 088 Select not <STORE>. (not stored) Selecting “YES” will overwrite the current patch. To save without overwriting an exist-ing patch, select an empty patch during STORE opera - tion. Patch changes are only stored for the current project. 10 Select <STORE> a...
Page 90 - Select your desired mode
Ef fect <IMPOR T>, taking in a patch fr om another PROJECT 089 You can apply the edited and saved EFFECT PATCH, used in other project to the current PROJECT. 3-03-8 Effect <IMPORT>, taking in a patch from another PROJECT 1 Press <IMPORT> from the <EFFECT> screen. 3 Select you...
Page 91 - Select an import patch and press.
3-03-8 Effect <IMPORT>, taking in a patch from another PROJECT Ef fect <IMPOR T>, taking in a patch fr om another PROJECT 090 <EACH> import one patch W h e n p r e s s i n g t h e <IMPORT>, “No Other Project!” display will appear when there is no PROJECT. NOTE: HINT: Read in ...
Page 92 - eparation; KARAOKE track preparation
A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> pr eparation 091 Create spontaneous music files and convert them into KARAOKE form, then record vocals or additional guitar sounds over those files. 3-04-1 A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> preparation KARAOKE track preparation Allocate an optional file on to ...
Page 93 - Change the KEY of KARAOKE track; T h e c o n t e n t s o f K A R A O K E; Make CENTER CANCELATION of the KARAOKE track
A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> pr eparation 092 Change the KEY of KARAOKE track Continue to the next page T h e c o n t e n t s o f K A R A O K E T R A C K a re d i ff e re n t f ro m a general TRACK MENU. HINT: (LEVEL) (CNT CANCEL) (KEY) (FINE) (FILE) (KARAOKE) Make CENTER CANCELATION of the ...
Page 94 - A slight adjustment of KARAOKE TRACK KEY.
A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> r ecor ding 093 3-04-2 A sing-along machine <KARAOKE> recording You 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. 3 Press ‘PRACTICE’...
Page 95 - Select the targeted file; • On the top screen you can move directly to Step 3,; “Short cut”
Playback : Playback files (ster eo, 4ch and stamina modes) 094 Immediately after recording, you can playback the file by pressing the [PLAY/PAUSE] 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...
Page 96 - Aside from general playback, you can also select; Select a play mode and 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 repeat playback. 4-02 Playback : <PLAY MODE> You cannot use this setting during recording and playback. NOTE: 1 Press. 2 Select <PLA...
Page 97 - Playback : Setting marks; You can move easily to the spot during playback.; During playback operation,; How to create marks; FILE; You can move to the marked position; Mark A; Mark B
Playback : Setting marks 096 While operating file playback you can create marks at desired spots. You can move easily to the spot during playback. 4-03 Playback : Setting marks • Mark function is available only in case of WAV format.• The maximum marks you can place in one file are 99.• Once a mark ...
Page 98 - Playback continues
Playback : <AB REPEA T> 097 4-04 Playback : <AB REPEAT> The <AB REPEAT> repeat setting allows you to playback two points on the file repeatedly. 1 Press. 2 Select <TOOL> and press. 3 Select <AB REPEAT > and press. 4 [START PLAYBACK] Press. point A moves. 5 [Set up point...
Page 99 - Movable with
Playback : <AB REPEA T> 098 Caution: When you move around in the file using [FF] and [REW] buttons and whenever you press the 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. By pressing the [FF] and [REW] button...
Page 100 - You can adjust playback speed of the file.; • You can move swiftly to this menu pressing TRACK [3] button on the top; Adjust playback speed.; Only on STEREO MODE
1 Press. 2 Select <TOOL> and press. 3 Select <SPEED> and press. Playback : <SPEED> 099 You can adjust playback speed of the file. 4-05 Playback : <SPEED> • You can move swiftly to this menu pressing TRACK [3] button on the top screen of each mode. • You can set up playback sp...
Page 102 - assign them to tracks and play them back simultaneously.; recording
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.059 TRACK [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] Second time re...
Page 103 - Playback : Appointing time with a counter; -08 Playback : Appointing time with a counter; Select the counter; Select the figures according
Playback : Appointing time with a counter 102 4-08 Playback : Appointing time with a counter Using the counter, you can scroll to any desired point in a recording. 1 Select the counter figures on the top screen and press. counter HINT time : minute : second : 1/1000 second 2 Set the time: Select the...
Page 104 - Select the folder that contains your targeted file.; Select an optional folder and press.; present folder
Edit / Output : <FOLDER SELECT> 103 Select the folder that contains your targeted file. You can call the <FOLDER SELECT> pressing TRACK [1]button on the top screen. HINT: 5-01 Edit / Output : <FOLDER SELECT> 1 Press. • You cannot use this setting during recording and playback.• You...
Page 105 - Select an optional file and press.; Selecting playback files from the file list.; • You can select files in the folder directly using [DIAL] from
1 Press. 3 Select an optional file and press. 2 Select <FILE> and press. Edit / Output : <FILE SELECT> 104 Selecting playback files from the file list. 5-02 Edit / Output : <FILE SELECT> <FILE> operation to here is the same • You can select files in the folder directly using ...
Page 106 - This function displays the selected file information.
Edit / Output : <FILE INFORMA TION> 105 This function displays the selected file information. 5-03 Edit / Output : <FILE INFORMATION> SELECTING THE FILES…P.104 <FILE SELECT> 4 Select <INFORMATION> and press. NAME Name of the file DATE The recorded date of the file, or the ren...
Page 107 - Delete a selected file.
Edit / Output : <FILE DELETE> 106 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.104 <FILE SELECT> a deleting file
Page 108 - Delete all the files in the folders and projects.
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> 107 5-05 Edit / Output : <FILE DELETE ALL> 5 Select <YES> and press. 4 Select <DELETE ALL> and p...
Page 109 - Change the file name:; Select your desired file and press.; The default name given to copied files is “COPY-XXX”. You
HINT: Change the file name: In MTR mode you can copy files. The copies are saved in the same project as the original files. This function is useful when you want to preserve the original master copy. Edit / Output : <FILE (COPY)> 108 5-06 Edit / Output : <FILE (COPY)> 1 Press. 3 Select y...
Page 112 - Select your desired bit rate and
Edit / Output : <FILE MP3 ENCODE> 111 In STEREO MODE you can encode a WAV FILE into MP3 format at various bit rates. 5-08 Edit / Output : <FILE MP3 ENCODE> SELECTING THE FILES…P.104 <FILE SELECT> • T h e n a m e o f t h e e n c o d e - c o m p l e t e d f i l e b e c o m e s automa...
Page 115 - EXECUTION
7 Select <SAVE IN> and press. 8 Select the <SAVE IN> folder and press. Edit / Output : <FILE STEREO ENCODE> 114 Select <SAVE IN> 9 Select <EXECUTE> and press. EXECUTION HINT: You cannot have two files with the same name. If the screen says “File name exists!”, select &l...
Page 116 - You can view the list of marks put in the WAV FILE.; processing does not go in time and Sound dropout happens.
Edit / Output : <MARK LIST> 115 You can view the list of marks put in the WAV 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. The mark the user created. When there are no ...
Page 117 - On STEREO MODE, you can divide files at any desired position.; You should press at the
Edit / Output : <DIVIDE> 116 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 [...
Page 118 - This function is used to move files to a different folder or mode.; Only stereo files can move to; MOVABLE FILE FORMAT; Select the moving
Edit / Output : <MOVE> 117 This function is used to move files to a different folder or mode. 5-13 Edit / Output : <MOVE> Ref. ☞ <FILE RENAME> <NEW PROJECT> SELECTING THE FILES…P.104 <FILE SELECT> NOTE: • Only stereo files can move to stereo folder. Monaural files canno...
Page 119 - You can create a maximum of; To change the name of the new project.; Select the letter to change and press.; Numbering of the; • T h e H 4 n n u m b e r s n e w
Edit / Output : <NEW PROJECT> Here you can make a new project and adjust settings for AUDIO TRACK or EFFECT in MTR mode. 5-14 Edit / Output : <NEW PROJECT> The maximum number of the projects You can create a maximum of 1000 projects. Each project name can be up to 8 letters long. When yo...
Page 120 - Select a project stored on the SD card.; Select your desired project
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (SELECT) > 119 Select a project stored on the SD card. 5-15 Edit / Output : <PROJECT (SELECT) > 1 Press. P r e s s t h e [ M E N U ] b u t t o n f o r more than 2 seconds, and start operation from the top screen. 2 Select <PROJECT> and press. 3 Select <S...
Page 121 - This function will delete a project.; Select a project to be
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (DELETE) > 120 This function will delete a project. 5-16 Edit / Output : <PROJECT (DELETE) > 1 Press. Once deleted, you cannot retrieve the project. NOTE: You cannot delete a project under protection. You need to release it from protection before delete operation...
Page 122 - You can change the name of the project.; When you change letters, you can change in; Select the project to change; • The H4n numbers new proj
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (RENAME) > 121 You 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)!"#$%&'(...
Page 123 - Copy the project and create a new project with a new number.; Select a target project and start operation....P.119; Change the number of the target project
Automatically displays the lowest unused number Edit / Output : <PROJECT (COPY) > 122 Copy the project and create 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. 2 Select <PROJECT>...
Page 125 - Select the file type and press.; B O U N C E m e a n s t o p u t
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (BOUNCE) > 124 Select output file format: mono or stereo 6 Select <EXECUTE> and press. Execution You cannot use this setting during recording and playback. NOTE: 4 Select <FORMAT> and press. STEREO STEREO file MONO MONAURAL file 5 Select the file type and p...
Page 126 - is useful protection against the case when the
Edit / Output : <PROJECT (PROTECT) > 125 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 ...
Page 127 - You can set the lighting time of the LCD BACK LIGHT on the display.; Select the time you desire and press.; You cannot use this setting during recording and playback.
Utility : <DISPLA Y BACK LIGHT> 126 You can set the lighting time of the LCD BACK LIGHT on the display. 6-01 Utility : <DISPLAY 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. 30s...
Page 128 - Adjust the display contrast.; Change the number
Utility : <DISPLA Y CONTRAST> 127 Adjust the display contrast. 6-02 Utility : <DISPLAY CONTRAST> 1 Press. 4 Change the number and press. * You can adjust from #1 to #8. A higher the number corresponds to more contrast. 3 Select <CONTRAST> and press. 1 − 8 weak get lighter ↑ ↓ str...
Page 129 - TTER; Select the battery type and; Battery that can be used.
Utility : <BA TTER Y TYPE> 128 By setting your battery type, H4n can correctly display the remaining lifetime of the battery. 6-03 Utility : <BATTERY TYPE> 1 Press. 4 Select the battery type and press. 3 Select <BATTERY> and press. ALKALINE Alkaline battery Ni-MH Nickel hydrogen st...
Page 130 - After it starts, the version of H4n can be confirmed.
1 Press. Yo u c a n n o t u s e t h i s s e t t i n g during recording and playback. NOTE: 2 Select <SYSTEM> and press. 129 After it starts, the version of H4n can be confirmed. 6-04 Utility : <VERSION> Utility : <VERSION> 3 Select <VERSION> and press. system version boot pro...
Page 131 - ACTOR; Returns all the settings back to the original default condition.
Utility : <F ACTOR Y RESET> 130 Returns all the settings back to the original default condition. 6-05 Utility : <FACTORY RESET> • You cannot use this setting during recording and playback.• Caution: if you operate the <FACTORY RESET>, all the settings stored in this unit will be de...
Page 132 - You can confirm the remaining capacity of the SD CARD.
Utility : <REMAIN> 131 You 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 t i m e o n t h e c u r re n t recording format. 2 Select <SD CARD>...
Page 133 - Formatting the SD card for the H4n.; • The SD cards used in a computer or a digital camera,; “Format Card”; If you insert an SD card not format
Utility : <FORMA T> 132 Formatting the SD card for the H4n. 6-07 Utility : <FORMAT> 1 Press. • You cannot use this setting during recording 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 form...
Page 134 - Please disconnect through PC.; you can download H4n software upgrades.; C o n n e c t t o a P C a n d s e l e c t; PC
3 The downloaded system software is copied onto the root directory of the SD card of H4n. 1 Open Web site of ZOOM on PC and download the most recent system software. [http://www.zoom.co.jp] 2 Connect H4n to PC with USB cable. 5 Switch on while holding down PLAY/PAUSE button. 4 Cancel the connection ...
Page 135 - -09 Utility: How to use H2 and H4 SD cards; Insert SD card for H2/H4 unit into H4n and; the highest numbered project.; Start booting up
Utility: How to use H2 and H4 SD car ds 134 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. 2 Select MOVE FILES and <YES>, and press....
Page 137 - Reference
Page 138 - Main spec list by mode
Main spec list by mode 137 STEREO MODE 4CH MTR STAMINA 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 4 4 . ...
Page 139 - vailable setting menu list by each mode; Available setting menu list by each mode
A vailable setting menu list by each mode 138 � You can use this setting during recording and playback. "*" has the exception. � You cannot use this setting during recording and playback. Available setting menu list by each mode SYSTEM STEREO 4CH MTR STAMINA DATE/TIME BACK LIGHT LCD CONTRAST...
Page 140 - Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter; Guitar preamp effect types; PREAMP module
Ef fect types on MTR mode and the parameter 139 Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter FD CLEAN Clean sound of Fender TwinReverb ('65) VX CLEAN Clean sound of Vox AC30 HW CLEAN Clean sound of Hiwatt Custom 100 UK BLUES Crunch sound of Marshall 1962 Bluesbreaker BGcrunch Crunch sound of Mesa Boog...
Page 141 - Bass preamp effect types; Mic preamp effect types
Ef fect types on MTR mode and the parameter 140 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. TUBE PRE ZOOM original tu...
Page 142 - Compressor/limiter effect types; EFX module; Modulation effect types
Ef fect types on MTR mode and the parameter 141 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) RATE 0 − 50, Ref. P144 Adjusts the modulation rate. (3)...
Page 144 - Delay/reverb effect types
Ef fect types on MTR mode and the parameter 143 Effect types on MTR mode and the parameter CRY This effect 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. (...
Page 145 - > symbol can be selected in note units, using
Ef fect types on MTR mode and the parameter 144 [Table] Parameters with a < > symbol can be selected in note units, using the metronome tempo as reference. Note durations • The actual note range that can be selected depends on the parameter. • Some tempo and note symbol combinations may result...
Page 146 - H4n patch list; Category
H4n patch list 145 H4n patch list Category No. Patch Name Description PREAMP module EFX module Guitar 00 Fender Clean Basic clean sound optimized for recording. FD CLEAN OFF 01 Natural Cho Versatile clean chorus sound for applications ranging from arpeggio to melody playing. OFF ENSEMBLE 02 FunkyCut...
Page 148 - oducts spec; H4n products spec
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 44.1/48 kHz Display 128 x 64 dots Full-dot ...
Page 149 - When you think something may be wrong with your machine; Problems during recording/playback; No sound, or sound is very weak; Other problems; Cannot use effects
When you think something may be wr ong with your machine 148 When you think something may be wrong with your machine If there are problems during operation of the H4n, check the following points first. Problems during recording/playback ◆ No sound, or sound is very weak • Check the connections to yo...
Page 150 - Index
Index 149 [4CH MODE] Details u P37·39 Mode and top screen u P41 Mode selection u P37·38 Playback operation u P94 Recording operation u P53 [A] AB repeat u P97 Always New recording mode u P58 AUDIO I/F (Audio interface), use as u P33 AUTO PUNCH IN/OUT u P61 AUTO REC u P65 AUTO REC STOP u P66 [B] Batt...
Page 153 - Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment
152 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. This equipment generates, uses, and can ra...
Page 155 - Cubase LE 4 installation; MacOS X; Connections and preparation; Continued overleaf; ASIO driver; USB/Cubase LE 4 Startup Guide; Install Cubase LE 4 on the Macintosh.; Continued overleaf
Cubase LE 4 installation Connections and preparation Use Cubase LE 4 to record Cubase LE 4 installation Windows Vista / XP Connections and preparation Use Cubase LE 4 to record Cubase LE 4 installation MacOS X Connections and preparation Use Cubase LE 4 to record Continued overleaf To connect the H4...
Page 156 - Perform the following steps here.; Verify that the transport panel is being shown.; To play the recording, perform the following steps.; For optimum enjoyment; In particular, check for resident software and other utilities.; Continued from front
MacOS X Cubase LE 4 installation Windows Vista / XP Connections and preparation Use Cubase LE 4 to record From the "Devices" menu of Cubase LE 4, select "VST Connections" and select the device containing the string "Zm In (Out)" ( "H4 Audio" for MacOS X) as input port...
Page 157 - Cubase LE 5 installation; Windows; USB/Cubase LE 5 Startup Guide; Install Cubase LE 5 on the Macintosh.
Cubase LE 5 installation Connections and preparation Use Cubase LE 5 to record Cubase LE 5 installation Windows Connections and preparation Use Cubase LE 5 to record Cubase LE 5 installation MacOS X Connections and preparation Use Cubase LE 5 to record Continued overleaf To connect the H4n to a comp...