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Filter: Controls the tone of the looped audio. Tone control fi lters are placed at both the input and
output of the Looper. This allows you to control the tone of the audio that you’re recording and then
independently control the tone on playback. Turn to the left to cut low frequencies and to the right
to cut high frequencies. For
fl at response, set the knob to 12 o’clock.
Tempo sync
Tempo sync allows beat-based recording and playback that stays in sync with your H90’s internal clock or
with an external MIDI clock.
When using Tempo Sync with an external MIDI clock source, the Looper will respond to MIDI Start and
Stop commands. These commands are sent by many Drum Machines, Sequencers and DAWs when used
as the MIDI clock source. However, you’ll need to reference your own device or software manual for
speci
fi c MIDI clock settings and Start/Stop command setup guidance. The Looper responds to MIDI Start
and Stop commands as follows for each Looper State:
Empty:
MIDI Start: Resets the Looper’s internal “beat counter” and causes a
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Record Footswitch press to
sync up to the next beat (See the section on Footswitch Quantization below for more info on this).
MIDI Stop: No action.
Recording:
MIDI Start: Stops Recording and starts Loop Playback.
MIDI Stop: Stops Recording and goes to the Stopped State.
Dubbing:
MIDI Start: Ends Dubbing and Starts Playing from Loop Start.
MIDI Stop: Stops Loop Playback and Dubbing and goes to the Stopped State.
Playing:
MIDI Start: Retriggers to start Playing from Loop Start.
MIDI Stop: Stops Loop Playback and goes to the Stopped State.
Stopped:
MIDI Start: Starts Loop Playback
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