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Playing back in various ways
Play back a phrase backward
(Reverse Playback)
Playing a recorded phrase from the end toward the beginning is called “reverse
playback.” The result is similar to playing a tape in reverse.
By pressing the REVERSE button, lighting its indicator, you can use reverse
playback. To return to normal playback, extinguish the indicator.
Since this can produce unexpected results, it may be useful as a gimmick during a
live performance.
* If you save a phrase with the REVERSE button turned on, the state of the button will also
be memorized. If you will always want a certain phrase to play back in reverse, you
should save it with the REVERSE button turned on.
* If you overdub onto a phrase that plays back in reverse, the sound you’ve overdubbed is
recorded as being for normal playback.
You can also control reverse playback by using the pedal switch
instead of the REVERSE button.
Connect a pedal switch such as the FS-5U (sold separately) to the
REVERSE jack (p. 8).
* Pedal switches made by some other manufacturer may operate in the
opposite way. Such pedal switches cannot be used.
* If you are using the FS-5U, move the polarity switch toward the jack.
* The FS-5L cannot be used.
Playing a phrase only once
(One-shot Playback)
The phrases saved in phrase tracks 1–10 will continue playing (looping) from the
beginning to the end of the phrase until you stop them by pressing the right pedal.
In contrast, the phrase saved in phrase track 11 will play back only once from the
beginning to the end of the phrase, and will then stop automatically.
You can take advantage of this by using phrase track 11 to store phrases for
playing dual guitar solos or sound effects in a live concert.
* The overdubbing operation cannot be performed on phrase track 11. If you press the left
pedal during playback, playback will begin once again from the beginning of the phrase.
(Overdubbing can be done by copying the data to another phrase track.)
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