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Capturing a Loop
Press the
tap
switch to begin recording a new loop. To stop recording press
the
tap
switch again. The loop will instantly return to the beginning and
start playing. This is referred to as the ‘looping state’.
While the loop is playing, the incoming signal gets mixed with the looping
audio so you’re able to play over top of the loop.
If you try to capture a loop longer than the maximum looping time allowed,
the looper will automatically start looping from the start of the captured
loop.
Adding a Layer to the Loop
If the Superdelay is in the ‘looping state’ you can record additional layers on
top of the loop. Pressing the
tap
switch commences overdub recording.
Pressing it a second time stops overdub recording. The yellow tempo LED
will be lit while the Superdelay is in overdub record mode.
Clearing the Loop
To reset the Superdelay back to the ‘zero state’ press the
presets
switch.
Leaving Looper Mode
To go to another preset from Looper Mode you must first tap the
presets
switch once to bring the Superdelay to the ‘zero state’. Press the
presets
switch a second time to enter Preset Mode and load a new preset.
