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Creating and playing a loop
The process of creating a loop
This page outlines the process of creating a loop.
fig.3-0
If you turn an effect on, you
will not be able to capture
the performance of the
parts for which the effect is
not turned on.
When capturing to each
part, you should ensure
that the pattern and the
external device(s) use the
same tempo. If each
performance you capture
has a different tempo, the
timing may fail to match
when you play back the
loop.
Capturing the performance of a pattern
(1) Select a pattern (p.16)
(2) Set the tempo (p.17)
(3) Adjust the sound (p.20)
Capturing a performance from an external device
(1) Press the [LINE IN] button
(2) Adjust the volume of the device connected to the INPUT jacks
(3) Set the tempo (p.57)
Capturing the performances of a pattern and an external device
(1) Select a pattern (p.16)
(2) Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [LINE IN] button (p.19)
(3) Set the tempo (p.17)
(4) Adjust the sound (p.20)
Capturing while you apply an effect to a performance of an external device
or a loop
(1) Press [EFFECTS] to turn effects on (p.42)
(2) Specify what the effect is to be applied to (p.41)
(3) Select an effect pattern (p.42)
(4) Make effect settings (p.43)
(5) Set the tempo (p.57)
(6) When applying an effect to a loop, use the part level knob to adjust the
volume (p.35)
Capturing a loop control performance
(1) Select a effect pattern (p.42)
(2) Press the [LOOP CTRL] button to turn Loop Control on (p.54)
(3) Make loop control settings (p.54)
(4) Set the tempo (p.57)
* If all parts are being used with Loop Control, you will not be able to perform a capture.
1. Make preparations for capture
Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [PROCESS] button.
* Perform these steps as necessary.
2. Begin recording the process patch (p.39)
* Save the process patch if you performed step 2.
8. Save the process patch (p.40)
3. Capture (p.33)
4. Adjust the volume balance of the parts (p.35)
5. Apply effects (p.41)
7. Merge loops (p.38)
6. Edit the settings of part 1 (p.37)
9. Save the loop to a memory card (p.59)
If you are recording the
loop control performance
together onto a single part,
you can get the same
results by using Loop
Merge.
You can also apply an
effect to a loop control
performance and capture it
to another part.