User Manual

– QUICK START GUIDE –

RECORDING A LOOP

1. To record a Loop: simply select an empty bank and press the LOOP

footswitch once. The REC LED will light solid and recording begins

immediately.

2. To stop recording the loop, press the LOOP footswitch again once. The REC

LED will turn off, the PLAY LED will turn on, and the loop will begin playing

immediately. The MEM LED will also light solid, indicating the presence of

recorded loop memory.

Note: if the recording order is REC/DUB/PLAY, the REC LED remains on

when the LOOP footswitch is pressed again once. Recording will stop and

the 720 will continue immediately into overdub mode.

3. All Loops play indefinitely. Each time the loop repeats, the PLAY LED will

turn off briefly.

4. After a loop is recorded, the length is subtracted from the total loop

recording time of 720 seconds.

STOPPING & STARTING LOOP PLAYBACK

1. To stop loop playback, press the LOOP footswitch two times quickly.

Alternatively, press the STOP footswitch once to immediately stop playback.

2. Note: if using the LOOP footswitch to stop, the REC LED will turn on

together with the PLAY LED during the first press. Both LEDs turn off

during the second press and playback stops immediately.

3. While stopped, press and release the Footswitch once to start playback.

The PLAY LED will light to indicate that the loop is playing.

RECORDING AN OVERDUB

1. To record an overdub, make sure a Loop is playing back. If a loop is not

playing, press the LOOP footswitch once to begin playback. The PLAY LED

will turn on and the loop will begin playing immediately.

2. To start recording an overdub, press the LOOP footswitch once. The REC

LED will turn on—together with the PLAY LED—and audio will be recorded

on top of the original loop. No volume loss will occur to the previously

recorded portion of the loop.

3. To stop overdubbing the loop: press the LOOP footswitch again once. The

REC LED will turn off, and the loop will continue playing along with the

overdubbed audio.

4. Overdubbing will never change the length of the loop.

5. The 720 can overdub indefinitely, allowing you to continuously overdub new

audio onto your loop.

6. After finishing one or more overdubs, the UNDO-REDO function is enabled.

You may undo, then redo the last overdub as many times as you like.