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274 Auto Jam Session
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The buttons 1-8 function as mute or solo buttons depending on the
modes set (see below).
• You can choose from one of the accompaniments provided. The
speed of the song is taken from the template. There are two modes:
• Instrument mode (mute): The accompaniments consist of multiple
individual instruments that can be muted using the buttons 1-8 (or
the corresponding keys on the keyboard).
• Variations mode (solo): These accompaniments contain multiple
variations of the same instrument which you can switch between
during playback.
Reset: Reverts every button to its original state and selectively stops
the last loop recorded, every self-recorded loop, all loops, or deletes
the entire project.
Loop effects
You can change your arrangement with these real-time effects. The
loop effects affect either every track or just the last track recorded
(see below).
Technically, these effects are object effects. Switching the effects on
and off creates separate objects from the loops.
Half speed: The speed factor is halved when this button is pressed.
(If you press the button twice, then it will be played at a quarter of its
speed, etc.)
Double speed: The speed factor is doubled when this button is
pressed.
This effect is applied to play "impossible“ guitar solos. Switch your
existing arrangement to half speed, record your guitar solo, and then
click "double speed". Your accompaniment plays in original speed
again and your solo now sounds twice as fast and an octave higher.
Reverse: This effect plays the whole arrangement backwards.
Opening it again resets it.