Loop Recording - Rodgers PR-300S Owner's Manual

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The size of loop which is repeated is set by
using the A and B Markers.
To record four bars from the start of the first bar,
set Marker A at the beginning of the first bar and
Marker B at the beginning of the fifth bar, as shown
above.
(5) Press [COUNT IN] and the indicator above the
button will light.
This enables the Count In function.
(4) Press [REPEAT] and the indicator above the
button will light.
This type of recording process is similar to
the recording process used by many
professional drum machines.
This enables the Repeat function and moves you
back to the location of Marker A.
(3) Use the [FWD] button to move to the point
where the loop recording is to end and press the
Marker B button.
(2) Use the [EWD] and [FWD] buttons to move to
the point where the loop recording is to start,
then press the Marker A button.
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marker at a placeiD a song
which doesn't yet exist, so you may have to
record a blank track first to create the necessary
measures for the loop recording (i.e., start the
PR-300S recording but don't play anything
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creates blank measures).
Loop Recording
Loop Recording is a useful way to record a
Drum Part, as it lets you layer drum sounds
as the pattern plays over and over.
(6) Press [REC] to enter the Record Mode.
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