User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Features
- Included Items
- User Interface & Connectors
- Connection Diagrams
- Quick Start
- Operation
- Selecting a Loop in Memory
- Free-Form vs Auto Quantized Looping
- Recording a Loop (Free-Form)
- Recording a Loop Using Auto Record
- Recording a Loop (Auto Quantize)
- Recording a Loop Using Pedal Tempo (Auto Quantize)
- Recording a Loop Using the AUX IN Jack
- Multiple Loop Playback (Cueing Loops)
- Recording Overdubs
- Undo, Redo, & Clear
- Time Stretching a Phrase
- Storing a Loop
- Copying a Loop
- Deleting a Loop
- Erasing All Loops (Internal Memory)
- Erasing All Loops (External Memory Card)
- Using JamSync
- Setup
- External Micro SD/SDHC Memory Cards
- JamManager XT Librarian Software
- Optional FS3X Footswitch
- Factory Restore
- Specifications
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Once the tempo is established, record your loop and set the loop end point at the
end of a measure. If your timing was a little early or late, not to worry, the JamMan
Solo XT automatically adjusts the loop length to the measure length set by the Tempo
and Time Signature.
NOTE: The JamMan Solo XT can record and playback loops up to 10 minutes long.
Recording a Loop (Free-Form)
Pedal Tempo Off (Default)/Auto Record Off (Default)
1. Select an empty memory location
using the <UP/DOWN> buttons
(LOOP and SINGLE LEDs will be off).
2. Press the <PEDAL SWITCH> to
initiate recording and begin playing.
3. As soon as you’re done recording,
press the <PEDAL SWITCH> again
to stop recording and initiate playback.
Quickly press the <PEDAL SWITCH>
twice to stop loop playback.
4. Press the <STORE> button twice if
you wish to store the loop.