36 ZOOM B9.1ut

Making settings for

function foot switches

The function foot switches 1 – 3 can be used to
perform user-assigned functions. To assign a
function to a switch, proceed as follows.
In manual mode or play mode,

1.

select the patch.
HINT
Functions assigned to the fun ction foot switches
1 – 3 are specifi c to each patch.
Press the [FOOT SW] key.

2.

The display changes as follows.

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HINT
The function foot switch se tting is included in
the TOTAL/FUNCTION module for th e patch.
The above display can also be cal led up by
pressing the [TOTAL/FUNCTION] key i n the
effect module key section an d then turning the
[TYPE] knob.
Use the parameter knob s 1 – 3 to

3.

select the function f or function
foot switches 1 – 3.
The parameter knob number corresponds to the
function foot switch number.
For example, when you turn parameter knob 2,
the display changes as follows.

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Function assigned to function
foot switch 2
■ When parameter knob 2 is turned
The following functions can be assigned to
function foot switches 1 – 3.
● BypasOnOff, Mute OnOf f
The function foot switch toggles the bypass
mode and mute mode between on and off. In
either mode, the tuning display appears.
● ManualMode
The function foot switch toggles between play
mode and manual mode.
● BPM TAP
The function foot switch can be used to
specify the individual tempo for a patch (→
p. 38). When the switch is pressed repeatedly,
the interval between the last four presses is
detected and averaged automatically, and the
result is used the new tempo setting.
HINT
Using the tempo set here, specifi c parameters
(Time and Rate) can be synchronized in no te
units (→ p. 38).
● Delay Tap
The function foot switch can be used to
specify the Time parameter for the DELAY
module.
HINT
• While BPM TAP specifi es the tempo for an
individual patch, Delay TAP u ses the foot
switch operation interval to direct ly set the
This section explains how to assign individual functions to the func tion foot switches 1 – 3 and how to
select the modules that are assigned to the foot switches 1 – 4 in manual mo de.
Using the Foot Switches