“from” track state
“to” track state
action
Empty or stopped
Empty or stopped
Record into current track
Recording
Empty
Stop recording and start recording other track
Recording
Stopped
Stop recording, stop “from” track, start playing “to” track
Playing
Empty
Stop “from” track and start recording “to” track
Playing
Stopped
Stop “from” track and start playing “to” track
Overdubbing
End overdubbing and leave “from” track playing
Replacing
End replacing and leave “from” track playing
SELECT OTHER TRACK
This function simply selects the other track as the current track. If the current track is 1 then track 2 is
selected. Otherwise, track 1 is selected as the current track.
MIDI
Clock Out
The MIDI out connector on the back can provide clock to other devices. The LP2 assumes that track 1
is a single measure with 4/4 timing. It then produces MIDI clock pulses at the standard rate of 24
pulses per quarter note.
Clock In
If MIDI clock in is present on the MIDI input, then the Record button will function as a MIDI sync
record button. In this mode, the track will assume 4/4 timing on the MIDI input clock and will
guarantee that the loop length will be an integer multiple of the measure length. On playing of the
loop, synchronization with the MIDI clock will be maintained.
MIDI map
The LP2 responds to certain MIDI note on messages and MIDI CC messages. The mappings below
correspond to LP1 functions. For details on each function, please refer to the LP1 manual. Note that
tracks 3 and 4 are accessible through these commands but those tracks do not show status on the top
panel LEDs. You are welcome to use those tracks, but be aware that currently you cannot see their
current status.
NOTE ON 0 (C-1)
Rec/Dub
NOTE ON 1 (C#-1)
Play/Stop
NOTE ON 3 (D#-1)
Select Track 1
NOTE ON 4 (E-1)
Select Track 2
NOTE ON 5 (F-1)
Select Track 3
NOTE ON 6 (F#-1)
Select Track 4
NOTE ON 11 (B0)
Track Erase
NOTE ON 13 (C#0)
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