Saving A Phrase; Erasing A Saved Phrase (Delete) - Boss RC-20 Owner's Manual

Saving a phrase

When you have finished recording/overdubbing, or after you have edited the
tempo or other settings of a phrase, you can save it.
NOTE
1. Press the WRITE button, getting the indicator to start blinking.
The RC-20 will be ready to save.
* To copy the data, select the copy-source phrase track, and press the WRITE button.
2. Use the PHRASE SELECT knob to select the unused or empty track.
* It is not possible to save to a phrase track that already contains a phrase (the PHRASE
USED indicator will be lit).
3. Press the WRITE button once again to save the phrase.
While the data is being saved, the indicator will light. When saving is complete, the
indicator goes out.
* If you decide not to save, press the EXIT button. However, if you have turned the
PHRASE SELECT knob to select another phrase track, the recorded phrase will be lost
when you press the EXIT button, and you will switch to the selected phrase.
NOTE

Erasing a saved phrase (Delete)

1. Turn the PHRASE SELECT knob to select the phrase track that you wish to
delete.
2. Simultaneously press the WRITE button and the EXIT button to get both
indicators to blink.
The RC-20 will be ready to delete the data.
3. Press the WRITE button and EXIT button once again to delete the data.
The indicator will be lit while the data is being deleted, and will go out when the
deletion is complete.
NOTE
* If you decide not to delete it, press the EXIT button.
* It is not possible to delete all phrase tracks in one operation.
If you turn off the power, select a different phrase track, or overdub a
different phrase before saving a phrase, the unsaved phrase will be lost.
Never turn off the RC-20's power while the WRITE indicator or the
EXIT indicator is lit. Doing so will cause all data saved in the phrase
tracks to be lost.
Never turn off the RC-20's power while the WRITE indicator or the
EXIT indicator is lit. Doing so will cause all data saved in the phrase
tracks to be lost.
Saving or deleting a phrase
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