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Creating phrases<br />
The recording length will automatically synchronize with<br />
the tempo and time signature. When you stop recording, the<br />
end of the recording will automatically be adjusted to an<br />
exact multiple of the specified tempo and time signature,<br />
allowing you to create phrases of a precise length.<br />
Start REC<br />
Phrase length<br />
End REC<br />
If you want to disable the Loop Quantize function, hold<br />
down the TRIGGER/TAP pedal for approximately two<br />
seconds before you record. The METRONOME button will<br />
go dark, and the Loop Quantize function will be disabled.<br />
Initiating recording when you start playing<br />
(Auto Recording Start)<br />
The Auto Recording Start function makes recording begin<br />
the moment you start playing.<br />
1. Press the AUTO REC button to make it light-up.<br />
2. Press the REC/PLAY/OVERDUB pedal.<br />
The LOOP STATUS LED will blink red.<br />
The Auto Recording Start function will turn on, and the<br />
<strong>Dynamic</strong> <strong>Looper</strong> will be in record-standby mode.<br />
3. Play your instrument, or vocalize (or play) into your mic.<br />
Recording will begin the moment you start playing.<br />
During recording, the LOOP STATUS LED will light-up<br />
red.<br />
Recording on Loop 2<br />
Now let’s record a phrase on Loop 2.<br />
Note: You can also record on Loop 2 while playing back a<br />
phrase on Loop 1.<br />
1. Select the program that provides the sound that you<br />
want. As desired, you can also adjust the effect<br />
parameters.<br />
))<br />
p.18 “Applying an effect to your guitar performance or<br />
mic audio”<br />
))<br />
p.37 “Editing a program”<br />
2. Press the STOP pedal and PROGRAM UP pedal<br />
simultaneously, making the Loop 2 current loop LED<br />
light-up.<br />
3. At the desired moment, press the PLAY/REC/OVERDUB<br />
pedal to start recording.<br />
4. When you’ve played as long as you want the loop to be,<br />
press the PLAY/REC/OVERDUB pedal.<br />
Recording will end, and the loop will switch to playback.<br />
Note: If you’re recording at a specified tempo, recording<br />
will end in synchronization with the tempo and the time<br />
signature (the Loop Quantize function).<br />
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