Making a track with the ZOOM R20 synthesizer

OK so @ZoomSoundLab gave us an FM #synthesizer with 20 static patches in their #r20 #multitrack recorder. In this video, I'm trying to use that to create music. Table of contents:

00:00 hi
00:23 what is a ZOOM R20?
00:40 USB adapter cable for connecting MIDI devices
00:52 creating a project and activating MIDI IN
01:19 browsing all 20 sounds (which are not editable)
04:19 drum track using the grid editor, note length and velocity
05:27 repeating sequences
05:40 track settings: EQ, effects
06:33 converting to audio
06:55 recording a bass track (live recording and ironing out mistakes)
08:34 chord / synth pad track
09:19 adding effects to drastically change the pad sound
10:29 important things to consider
10:50 finished track (with vocals & guitar)
11:53 bye bye

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