Vox Dynamic Looper User manual

Dynamic Looper Owner’s manual

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Precautions
Location
Using the unit in the following locations can result in a malfunction.
• In direct sunlight
• Locations of extreme temperature or humidity
• Excessively dusty or dirty locations
• Locations of excessive vibration
• Close to magnetic fields
Power supply
Please connect the designated AC adapter to an AC outlet of the correct volt-
age. Do not connect it to an AC outlet of voltage other than that for which
your unit is intended.
Interference with other electrical devices
Radios and televisions placed nearby may experience reception interference.
Operate this unit at a suitable distance from radios and televisions.
Handling
To avoid breakage, do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.
Care
If the exterior becomes dirty, wipe it with a clean, dry cloth. Do not use liquid
cleaners such as benzene or thinner, or cleaning compounds or flammable
polishes.
Keep this manual
After reading this manual, please keep it for later reference.
Keeping foreign matter out of your equipment
Never set any container with liquid in it near this equipment. If liquid gets
into the equipment, it could cause a breakdown, fire, or electrical shock.
Be careful not to let metal objects get into the equipment. If something does slip
into the equipment, unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet. Then contact
your nearest VOX dealer or the store where the equipment was purchased.
THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)
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 radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will
not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the user’s
authority to operate this equipment.
Notice regarding disposal (EU only)
When this “crossed-out wheeled bin” symbol is displayed on the
product, owner’s manual, battery, or battery package, it signifies
that when you wish to dispose of this product, manual, package
or battery you must do so in an approved manner. Do not discard
this product, manual, package or battery along with ordinary
household waste. Disposing in the correct manner will prevent
harm to human health and potential damage to the environment.
Since the correct method of disposal will depend on the applicable laws
and regulations in your locality, please contact your local administrative
body for details. If the battery contains heavy metals in excess of the
regulated amount, a chemical symbol is displayed below the “crossed-out
wheeled bin” symbol on the battery or battery package.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS
This product has been manufactured according to strict specifications
and voltage requirements that are applicable in the country in which it
is intended that this product should be used. If you have purchased this
product via the internet, through mail order, and/or via a telephone sale,
you must verify that this product is intended to be used in the country
in which you reside.
WARNING: Use of this product in any country other than that for which
it is intended could be dangerous and could invalidate the manufacturer’s
or distributor’s warranty.
Please also retain your receipt as proof of purchase otherwise your product
may be disqualified from the manufacturer’s or distributor’s warranty.
* All product names and company names are the trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective owners.

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Table of contents
Introduction ........................................8
Main features .............................................. 8
How the Dynamic Looper is structured .... 9
Panels ................................................10
Top panel ................................................... 10
Rear panel ................................................. 15
Connect your instrument and turn on
the power ..........................................16
Connections .............................................. 17
Turning the power on ............................... 17
Turning the power off ............................... 17
Playing programs .............................18
Applying an effect to your guitar
performance or mic audio ........................ 18
Creating phrases ...............................19
Recording on Loop 1 ................................. 19
Using the metronome as a guide while you record ........... 20
Creating phrases of a precise length
(Loop Quantize).........................................................................20
Initiating recording when you start playing
(Auto Recording Start) ............................................................. 21
Recording on Loop 2 ................................. 21
About the recording time ......................... 22
After you record a Loop ............................ 22
Overdub sound onto a recorded phrase .............................. 22
Apply the Loop Effect to the playback of
a loop-recorded phrase ........................................................... 22
Resample a phrase with the Loop Effect applied ...............23
Overdubbing a performance by
playing along with a recorded phrase
............................................................23
Undoing overdubbing .............................. 23
Redoing overdubbing .............................. 24

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Applying the Loop Effect to a
recorded phrase ................................24
Key Lock function ..................................... 24
Specifying how the loop will stop ...25
Resampling .......................................25
Applying the limiter to the recorded
phrases ..............................................26
Erasing a loop-recorded phrase ......27
Loop status ........................................28
While recording or overdubbing ............. 28
While resampling ...................................... 28
About the Pre Effect and the Loop
Effect ..................................................29
Effect parameters ..................................... 29
Pre Effects ................................................................................... 29
Loop Effects ............................................................................... 33
Editing a program ..................................... 37
Selecting a program ................................................................. 37
Editing the effects ..................................................................... 37
Saving a program ...................................................................... 38
Control pedal settings ......................39
Assigning a function to the control pedal
.................................................................... 39
Calibrating the control pedal sensitivity 39
Restoring the factory settings .........40
Auto Power-Off function ..................41
Disabling the Auto Power-Off function .. 41
Enabling the Auto Power-Off function ... 41
Troubleshooting ...............................42
Block diagram ...................................43
Main specifications ...........................44

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VOX Dynamic Looper Owner's manual
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the VOX Dynamic Looper pedal.
To take full advantage of this product and to ensure trouble-
free operation, please read this owner’s manual carefully
and use the product as directed. After you’ve read the
manual, keep it in a safe place for future reference.
Main features
• Two independent loops allow you to record a separate
phrase on each loop, with a total recording time of up to
90 seconds for the two loops. You can use the Dynamic
Looper’s foot switches to independently play back or
process the phrases that were recorded.
• The Loop Quantize function lets you create loops of a
precise length.
• Two built-in effect processors: the Pre Effect provides a
diverse range of performance expression, and the Loop
Effect lets you dramatically transform the recorded
phrase.
• You can use the control pedal to control the Pre Effect and
Loop Effect, and even use the pedal to control the Pre
Effect while you record. It’s also possible to modify the
recorded phrase in real time by using the pedal to control
the Loop Effect.
• You can overdub additional playing onto a loop-recorded
phrase. Undo/Redo functions are provided for
overdubbing.
• The mic input jack lets you use the Dynamic Looper with
sources other than guitar, such as vocals or percussion
instruments. You can also apply the Pre Effect to the mic
input.
• A phrase that’s processed by the Loop Effect can be re-
recorded using the Resampling function.
• A master limiter can be applied to the output. This allows
you to reduce the discrepancy in volume that might occur
between the loops after the first pass of recording and
after numerous overdubs have been added.

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Introduction
How the Dynamic Looper is structured
The Dynamic Looper consists of the following blocks. (For a detailed block diagram, see page 43.)
The signal received at the INPUT or MIC IN is processed by the Pre Effect (Pre FX), and then recorded in Loop 1 or Loop 2. Pre
Effects are applied to the signal before the recorded loop.
The Loop Effect (Loop FX) can be applied to the playback of the loop-recorded phrase during playback. You can modify the
phrase by using the pedal to control the various effect parameters.
MIC Trim
INPUT (Guitar)
MIC IN
Metronome
Pre FX Loop FX Master
Limiter
Pre FX
TARGET
Output
Signal ow
Record to a loop
Play back loops
Program
Loop1
Loop2
Loop
Control pedal
Pre FX TARGET
The Pre FX Target specifies whether the effect will be
applied to the signal from the INPUT jack, to the signal from
the MIC IN jack, or to both signals.
Pre FX
The Pre Effect is used to process the signal from the INPUT
jack or the MIC IN jack.
You can choose one of eleven effect types for the Pre Effect.
Each effect lets you adjust up to two parameters. The
adjustable parameters will differ depending on the effect
that you select. You can use the control pedal to control
effect parameters, allowing you to apply real time
modifications to the phrase you’re performing.
Loop
Each loop records the signal from the Pre Effect.
There are two loops: Loop 1 and Loop 2. You can record
phrases totaling a recording time of 90 seconds for the two
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Loop FX
The Loop Effect processes the phrases that are recorded in
the loops. If this effect is on, it will apply to the phrases as
they play back.
You can choose one of eleven effect types for the Loop Effect.
Each effect has two adjustable parameters. The adjustable
parameters will differ depending on the effect that you
select. You can use the control pedal to modify effects
applied to the phrase during playback.
Control pedal
The control pedal controls the parameters of the Pre Effect
or Loop Effect, or it can control the volume.
Metronome
You can use the metronome as a guide while recording a
loop.
If the metronome is on, the Loop Quantize function will also
be on. This function automatically corrects the loop-end
timing according to the specified tempo, letting you create
phrases that are exactly the correct length.
Master Limiter
You can apply a limiter to the loops output. The limiter will
reduce discrepancies in volume between the loops, or
between the initially-recorded volume and the volume after
overdubbing.
Panels
Top panel
1
23
5
7
6
8
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Panels
1. Program/loop control section
This section controls the loops functions such as recording
and playback for Loop 1 and Loop 2, and setting the tempo.
a
b
cg
f
e
d
a. Current loop LEDs
These LEDs indicate the loop that’s selected for control, such
as recording or playback. The status of the STOP pedal and
the REC/PLAY/OVERDUB pedal apply to the selected loop.
To select a loop, press the STOP pedal and the PROGRAM
UP pedal simultaneously. You’ll switch between Loop 1 and
Loop 2 each time you do so.
b. LOOP STATUS LEDs
These LEDs indicate the status of Loop 1 and Loop 2.
)p.28 “Loop status”
c. REC/PLAY/OVERDUB pedal
This pedal initiates recording, playback, overdubbing, or
resampling for the loop that currently selected.
If no phrase has been recorded on the loop that currently
selected, the function will cycle between recording →
playback → overdubbing each time you press the pedal.
If a phrase has been recorded on the loop that currently
selected, the function will cycle between playback →
overdubbing each time you press the pedal.
If the RESAMPLING STATUS LED is blinking, resampling
will start when you press this pedal.
d. RESAMPLING STATUS LED
This LED indicates the resampling status. Use the REC/
PLAY/OVERDUB pedal to start or end resampling.
)p.25 “Resampling”
e. STOP pedal
This pedal stops recording, playback, overdubbing, or
resampling. You’ll also use this pedal to erase a phrase
recorded in a loop.
By holding down this pedal and the PROGRAM UP pedal
simultaneously for approximately two seconds, you can turn
the Pre Effect on/off.
f. PROGRAM UP pedal
Use this pedal to select a program or loop. This pedal is also
used to undo/redo overdubbing.
g. TRIGGER/TAP pedal
This pedal resets playback of the phrase that was recorded in
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You’ll also use this pedal to specify the tempo for the
metronome or for BPM sync-type effects.
This pedal also turns on/off the Loop Quantize function that
adjusts the end of the loop according to the tempo when you
stop recording, allowing you to create loops that are exactly
the right length.
)p.20 “Creating phrases of a precise length
(Loop Quantize)”
2. Pre Effect section
Here you can control the Pre Effect. The Pre Effect will be
applied to the signal from the INPUT jack and the MIC IN
jack.
The effect will be applied to the input that’s selected by the
PRE FX TARGET button.
)p.14 “d. PRE FX TARGET button”
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a. Pre Effect selector
This selects the type of Pre Effect.
b. PRE FX button
This turns the Pre Effect on/off.
The button will light-up red when the effect is on, and it will
blink while you’re editing the effect.
Note: Turning the effect selector will also pedal the Pre
Effect on.
Hint: You can pedal the Pre Effect on/off by holding down
the STOP pedal and the PROGRAM UP pedal
simultaneously for approximately two seconds.
3. Loop Effect section
Here you can control the Loop Effect. The Loop Effect
applies to the phrases recorded in Loop 1 and Loop 2. You
can use this to change the phrase’s pitch (“PITCH” effect), or
mix in a backward playback sound (“REVERSE” effect).
Note: The Loop Effect is available when you’re playing back
a phrase that’s been recorded in a loop; it will be applied to
the recorded phrase. It will not be applied during recording
or overdubbing.
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a. Loop Effect selector
This selects the type of Loop Effect. The type of effect you
select here will be applied.
b. LOOP FX button
This turns the Loop Effect on/off.
The button will light-up green when the effect is on, and it
will blink while you’re editing the effect.
Note: Turning the effect selector will also pedal the Loop
Effect on.
4. Control pedal section
You can use this pedal to control the parameters of the Pre
Effect or Loop Effect, or to control the volume.
a. Pedal LED
This LED will be lit or unlit to
indicate the state of the function
that’s assigned to the control pedal.
)p.39 “Control pedal settings”
b. Control pedal
This pedal controls the effect
parameter that’s assigned to it, or
controls the volume.
For details on how to assign a
function to the pedal, please refer to
“Control pedal settings” on page 39.
For details on the effect parameters
a
b
that you can control, please refer to “About the Pre Effect
and Loop Effect” on page 29.
5. Metronome section
Here you can specify the metronome setting and time
signature.
a. METRONOME button
This button turns the metronome sound on/off.
When you press the button, it will blink, and
you’ll hear the metronome. The button will blink
in synchronization with the tempo that you
specified using the TRIGGER/TAP pedal.
To adjust the metronome volume, hold down
this button and turn the EDIT knob.
To set the time signature, hold down this button for
approximately two seconds and then turn the EDIT knob.
)p.20 “Using the metronome as a guide while you record”
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6. Global settings section
Here is where you can adjust the settings for the Auto
Recording Start function, specify what will happen when
you stop a phrase, adjust settings for the Master Limiter, and
select the input that will be processed by the Pre Effect.
ba cd
a. AUTO REC button
This button turns the Auto Recording Start function on.
)p.21 “Initiating recording when you start playing (Auto
Recording Start)”
b. STOP MODE button
This button specifies how the phrase will stop when you
press the STOP button.
)p.25 “Specifying how the loop will stop”
c. MASTER LIMITER button
This button lets you adjust settings for the master limiter
that’s applied to the phrases recorded in Loop 1 and Loop 2.
d. PRE FX TARGET button
This button selects the input that will be processed by the
Pre Effect.
)p.18 “Applying an effect to your guitar performance or mic
audio”
7. Edit/write/display section
c
a
b
d
a. Program/value display
Normally this shows the program number. When you’re
editing an effect, the display will show the parameter value.
b. EDIT knob
Use this knob to edit effect parameters, or to select a
destination program when writing a program.
c. WRITE button
Use this button to save the effect settings to a program.
When the display shows a program number, you can pedal
between user programs and preset programs by holding
down this button for approximately two seconds.

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Panels
d. CANCEL button
Press this button when you want to cancel an operation such
as saving a program.
You can disable the operation of the top panel buttons,
knobs and selectors by holding down this button for
approximately two seconds (the Key Lock function). To
cancel the Key Lock function, hold down this button once
again for approximately two seconds.
By pressing this button and the AUTO REC button
simultaneously, you can step through the programs in units
of ten.
8. PEAK LED
This LED will light-up when the signal being
input from the INPUT jack or MIC IN jack is
too loud. If this LED lights-up, adjust your
guitar’s volume or the MIC TRIM knob.
Rear panel
1. Cable hook
Wrap the AC adapter cable around this hook to prevent the
AC adapter from being accidentally disconnected.
2. DC 9V jack
Connect the included AC adapter to this jack.

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3. MIC IN jack
Connect a commercially available dynamic mic to this jack.
You cannot use a condenser mic that requires phantom
power.
4. MIC TRIM knob
This knob adjusts the mic’s input level.
5. STANDBY switch
This switch turns the power on/off.
6. INPUT jack
Connect your guitar to this jack.
7. OUTPUT jack
Connect this jack to your guitar amp or mixer. The output
will be monaural.
Connect your instrument and
turn on the power
Let’s connect your guitar and amp to the Dynamic Looper,
and turn on the power.
Minimize the volume of all your equipment before you
turn on the power.
Mic
AC adapter
Guitar
Guitar amp, mixer,
recorder, etc.

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Connect your instrument and turn on the power
Connections
1.MakesurethattheDynamicLooper’sSTANDBYswitch
isintheSTANDBYposition.
2.UseacabletoconnecttheOUTPUTjacktoyourguitar
ampormixer.
Note: The Dynamic Looper’s output is monaural.
Do not connect headphones to the OUTPUT jack. Doing
so may damage your headphones.
3.UseaguitarcabletoconnectyourguitartotheINPUT
jack.Alternatively,useacabletoconnectyourmictothe
MICINjack.
Acoustic feedback might occur depending on where the
connected mic is located in relation to the amp that’s
connected to the OUTPUT jack. If feedback occurs, take
the following steps.
• Point the mic in a different direction.
• Move the mic away from the speaker.
• Adjust the rear panel MIC IN TRIM knob.
Acoustic feedback may also occur when you apply an
effect to the mic input. If so, take the same steps listed
above.
If the mic and amp are close together, the output sound of
the amp can be picked up by the mic. If you record or
overdub in this state, these sounds will also be recorded.
Make sure that the mic and amp are sufficiently separated
so that the sound from the amp is not picked up.
Turning the power on
1.Makesurethatthevolumeofyourampormixeris
sufficientlylowered,andthenturntheDynamic
Looper’sSTANDBYswitchtotheONposition.
The power will turn on, and the program/value display
will indicate the current program number.
2.Turnonthepoweroftheconnectedampormixer,and
raisethevolume.
3.Playyourguitar,andadjustitsvolumewithoutallowing
thePEAKLEDtolight-up.
4.Vocalizeintoyourmic,andadjusttherearpanelTRIM
knobwithoutallowingthePEAKLEDtolight-up.
Note: The Dynamic Looper contains an auto power-off
function. The power will automatically turn off
approximately four hours after the last user input
occurred ()p.41 “Auto Power-Off function”).
Turning the power off
1.Lowerthevolumeofyourampormixer.
2.SettheSTANDBYswitchtotheSTANDBYposition.

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Playing programs
On the Dynamic Looper, settings for the Pre Effect and Loop
Effect are collectively called a “program.” The internal
memory contains 100 programs.
Here’s how to select one of these programs, and then apply
an effect to the sound from your guitar or mic, or apply an
effect to the recorded phrases.
Applying an effect to your guitar
performance or mic audio
Let’s select and try out some of the programs.
1.Connectyourguitarormicandamp,andthenturnon
thepower.
)p.16 “Connect your instrument and turn on the power”
2.Verifythattheprogram/valuedisplayshowsaprogram
number.
If the display shows a value other than a program number,
or if the display is blinking, press the CANCEL button.
The program number will appear.
The Dynamic Looper contains two types of programs:
preset programs and user programs.
P01–P50: These are preset programs. You cannot save your
own settings to a preset program.
U01–U50: These are user programs. When the Dynamic
Looper is shipped, these have the same content as the
preset programs, but you are free to modify the effect type
and parameter values and save the result in one of these
user programs.
Toswitchbetweenpresetprogramsanduserprograms,hold
downtheWRITEbuttonforapproximatelytwoseconds.
3.UsethePROGRAMUPpedaltoswitchprograms.
When you press the PROGRAM UP pedal, the program
number will change to the next program up.
If you hold down the PROGRAM UP pedal and press the
TRIGGER/TAP pedal, the program number will change to
the next program down (PROGRAM DOWN).
By pressing the AUTO REC button and the CANCEL
button simultaneously, you can advance the program
number in steps of 10.
4.Ifyoudon’thearthePreEffect,pressthePREFX
TARGETbuttontoselecttheinputthatthePreEffect
willprocess.
Each time you press the button, the setting will alternate
between the following, and the button indicator will
change color.
Green: The Pre Effect will apply to the input from the
INPUT jack.
Hint: If both a guitar and a mic are connected, the signal
from the mic will be output without change (i.e., without
the pre-effect applied). If desired, you can disable (mute)
the audio from the MIC IN jack at this time. Hold down
the PRE FX TARGET button and turn the EDIT knob. The
display will show the setting you’ve selected.
CoF: Audio from the MIC IN jack is disabled (muted).
Con: Audio from the MIC IN jack is enabled.

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Creating phrases
Red: The Pre Effect will apply to the input from the MIC
IN jack.
Orange: The Pre Effect will apply to the input from both
the INPUT jack and the MIC IN jack.
Go ahead and select various programs, and play them.
For details on the effects that are assigned to the preset
programs, please refer to the included “Program List.”
For details on the parameters and how to edit them, please
refer to “About the Pre Effect and the Loop Effect” on page 29.
Creating phrases
Let’s record phrases to Loop 1 and Loop 2.
Recording on Loop 1
1.ConnectyourguitarormicandamptotheDynamic
Looper,andturnonthepower.
)p.16 “Connect your instrument and turn on the power”
2.Selecttheprogramthatprovidesthesoundthatyou
want.
If you don’t hear the Pre Effect, check the setting of the
PRE FX TARGET button.
)p.18 “Applying an effect to your guitar performance or
mic audio”
3.SimultaneouslypresstheSTOPpedalandthe
PROGRAMUPpedaltoselectLoop1.(Thecurrentloop
indicatorLEDforLoop1willlight-up.)
Checkingthestatusofeachloop
The LOOP STATUS LEDs for Loop 1 and Loop 2 indicate
whether each loop contains a phrase.
Note: If you haven’t recorded anything into the loops,
there’s no need to check.
If the LOOP STATUS LED is unlit, that loop does not
contain a phrase.
If the LOOP STATUS LED is blinking green, a phrase has
been recorded in that loop, and the phrase is stopped.
If the LOOP STATUS LED is lit-up green, a phrase has
been recorded in that loop, and the phrase is playing.
Press the STOP pedal to stop playback.
If the LOOP STATUS LED is lit-up red or orange, the loop
is being recorded or overdubbed; press the STOP pedal
twice to stop.
If you want to delete the recorded phrase, hold down the
STOP pedal for two seconds while the loop is stopped.
The phrase will be deleted from the selected loop, and the
LOOP STATUS LED will go dark.
If you also want to delete the phrase from the loop that’s
not selected (i.e., the loop whose current loop LED is
unlit), repeat this operation for the other loop.
4.PresstheREC/PLAY/OVERDUBpedaltobegin
recording,andthenplayyourinstrument.
The LOOP STATUS LED for Loop 1 will light-up red, and
recording will begin.
Youcanalsoinitiaterecordingwhenyoustartplaying.
)p.21 “Initiating recording when you start playing (Auto
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Ifyouwanttolistentothemetronomeasaguidewhile
yourecord,presstheMETRONOMEbuttontoturnon
themetronome,andthenpresstheTRIGGER/TAPpedal
severaltimestosetthetempo.Ifyou’vesetthetempo,
thelengthofthecreatedphrasewillbeaprecise
multipleofthetempo.
)p.20 “Using the metronome as a guide while you record”
)p.20 “Creating phrases of a precise length
(Loop Quantize)”
5.Whenyou’veplayedtothespotwhereyouwanttoloop
thephrase,presstheREC/PLAY/OVERDUBpedalto
stoprecording.
Recording for Loop 1 will end, and will switch to loop
playback.
6.PresstheSTOPpedaltostopplayback.
This completes recording for Loop 1.
Using the metronome as a guide while you
record
You can use the metronome as a guide while you record a
loop. Adjust the following settings before you start
recording.
1.PresstheTRIGGER/TAPpedalseveraltimestospecify
thetempo.
When you press the pedal several times, the tempo will be
set to the interval between your presses.
The METRONOME button will blink at the tempo you
specified.
2.PresstheMETRONOMEbutton.
The metronome will sound at the tempo you specified.
Note: Pressing the METRONOME button will not cause
the metronome to sound unless you have already used the
TRIGGER/TAP pedal to specify the tempo.
3.Toadjustthevolumeofthemetronome,holddownthe
METRONOMEbuttonandturntheEDITknob.
Specifying the metronome’s time signature
Here’s how to change the metronome’s time signature. With
the factory settings, this is set to 1 (1/4).
1.HolddowntheMETRONOMEbuttonforapproximately
twoseconds.
The program/value display will indicate “bar,” and will
then indicate the time signature setting.
2.UsetheEDITknobtospecifythetimesignature.
The range of time signatures is from 1 (1/4) to 32 (32/4).
You can’t change the denominator of the time signature.
3.PresstheCANCELbutton.
You can’t change the time signature or tempo after
recording.
Creating phrases of a precise length
(Loop Quantize)
If you use the TRIGGER/TAP pedal to specify the tempo
before recording, the Loop Quantize function will be
enabled.