User Manual

Loop Recording with Spider Jam
5•2
Recording without a Song or Drum Groove
To record without a Song or Drum Groove:
Press the • Song / Drums button to show the Song/Drums page.
Press • Right on the 4-way button to select Rec.
Make sure your sources are connected and your levels are set as described in Chapters •
3 and 4.
Press the • Record Select button to choose Guitar or Mic/Aux as your recording
source. Remember that the Aux input can be assigned to either Guitar or Mic (see
page3•3)andtheCD/MP3inputgetsmixedandrecordedwiththeMicinput.
Press the • Rec / Overdub button to set the loop start point and start recording.
Play or sing.•
Press the • Rec / Overdub button to set the loop end point, loop back to the loop
start point, and immediately begin overdubbing.
Or, press the • Play / Stop button to set the loop end point and loop back to the loop
start point in Play mode.
Or, press the • Play / Stop button twice to stop recording.
Recording with a Song or Drum Groove
To record with a Song or Drum Groove:
Press the • Song / Drums button to show the Song/Drums page.
Press • Right on the 4-way button to select Song or Drums.
Make sure your sources are connected and your levels are set as described in Chapters •
3 and 4.
Press the • Record Select button to choose Guitar or Mic/Aux as your recording
source. Remember that the Aux input can be assigned to either Guitar or Mic (see
page3•3)andtheCD/MP3inputgetsmixedandrecordedwiththeMicinput.
Load and play a Song or Drum Loop as described in Chapter 4.•
About 1 bar before you want to begin recording, press the • Rec button. Recording