11.C1 Knob, C2 Knob, C3 Knob, CUTOFF/BD Knob, RESO/SD Knob, DECAY/HH Knob
Use these knobs to adjust various parameters such as cutoff frequency, resonance, and drum volume.
*The function of the knobs will depend on the operating mode. For details, refer to “What knobs do” (p. 67).
12. [INC], [DEC] Buttons
Use these knobs to switch patterns or to set various values.
13. [LEAD] Button | (p. 14) |
Press this button so the indicator lights when you want to play melodies or solos using a pattern from the LEAD group.
14. [BASS] Button | (p. 14) |
Press this button so the indicator lights when you want to
play bass using a pattern from the BASS group.
15. [RHYTHM] Button | (p. 14) |
Press this button so the indicator lights when you want to
play drums or percussion using a pattern from the RHYTHM
group.
16. [EFFECTS] Button | (p. 41) |
Press this button so the indicator lights when you want to
apply effects to a loop or audio signal.
17. [LINE IN] Button | (p. 19) |
Press this button so the indicator lights when you want to input an audio signal.
If you want to mix the audio signal with the pattern playback, press the [SHIFT] button at the same time (p. 19).
18. LEVEL Knob | (p. 13) |
This knob adjusts the volume of the audio signal or DSP synthesizer.
When you are capturing a loop, this knob adjusts the capture volume.
19. [CAPTURE] Button | (p. 33) |
This button records (captures) an audio signal.
Audio Looper Section
20. Part Volume Sliders | (p. 35) |
These sliders adjust the volume for each part of the audio
looper.
Names of things and what they do
21. [STATUS] Buttons | (p. 36) | |
These buttons switch each part between muted and |
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unmuted. |
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The indicators show the status of each track. |
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Lit: | play |
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Blinking: | don’t play (mute) |
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Dark: | no sound is recorded |
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22. [SEL] Buttons
Use these buttons to select the part(s) to which you want to apply an effect or Loop Merge.
23. [LOOP MERGE] Button | (p. 38) |
This button lets you merge audio loops (“bounce recording”).
24. [EDIT 1] Button | (p. 37) |
Use this button to edit the settings of part 1.
25. [PAN] Button | (p. 36) |
Use this button to set the pan (stereo position).
26. [LOOP CTRL] Button | (p. 49) |
Use this button to change the way in which the loop is played.
Common Section
27. [WRITE] Button
Use this button to save sounds, effects, or loop control settings.
28. [PROCESS PATCH] Button | (p. 39) |
Use this button to save or load a process patch (p. 39).
29. [ENTER] Button
This button finalizes the pattern you select or a parameter value you edit.
30. [ 
](SEQ REC) Button
Use this button to record, to make effect settings, or to cyclically modify a loop.
31. [EXIT] Button
Pressed to cancel settings and other various operations.
32. [ 
](STOP) Button
Press this button to stop playback for a pattern or loop.
33. [ 
](PLAY) Button
Press this button to play back a pattern or loop.
34. [TAP] Button | (p. 57) |
You can set the tempo by pressing this button at the desired
interval.
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