Overdubbing Immediately After Recording (Rec Pedal Action); Using The Same Audio Outputs For All Patches (Input/Phrase 1, 2, 3/Guide Output Select); Protecting Patch Numbers 1-5 (Preset Protect) - Boss RC-50 Owner's Manual

Adjusting the Auto Recording
Sensitivity (Trigger Level)
This sets the input level at which recording is started (the trigger
level) when Auto Recording is used.Input levels at or above the
value set here will cause recording to start.
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Available Settings: 1–100
Overdubbing Immediately After
Recording (REC Pedal Action)
You can change the manner in which recording, playback, and
overdubbing are switched when the REC/PLAY/OVERDUB pedal
is pressed with a blank current phrase.
This enables you to start overdubbing immediately after recording.
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When the REC/PLAY/OVERDUB pedal is pressed during
recording while the phrase is set to ONE SHOT (p. 52) or with
Reverse (p. 52) set to ON, playback begins without overdubbing
starting.
When REC Pedal Action is set to REC → OVERDUB, pressing
the STOP pedal during recording stops recording and starts
playback.
Available Settings Description
Normal setting.Pressing the pedal after an initial
recording switches the RC-50 to playback mode.
REC → PLAY
Successive presses of the pedal result in the func-
tion switching as follows: Recording → Playback
→ Overdubbing → Playback...
Pressing the pedal after an initial recording
switches the RC-50 to overdub mode.
REC →
Successive presses of the pedal result in the func-
OVERDUB
tion switching as follows: Recording →
Overdubbing → Playback → Overdubbing...
Using the Same Audio Outputs for All Patches
(Input/Phrase 1, 2, 3/Guide Output Select)
Normally, the settings determining which jacks are used in
outputting input sounds, phrases, and guide sounds are stored in
each patch, but you can elect, as a setting affecting the RC-50 overall,
to have all of these use the same output at all times.
This is convenient when, for example, you are using the RC-50 for
live performances in varying environments, and you want to
temporarily change the output settings for all of the patches.
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Available Settings Description
Outputs stored in the patches are used.
PATCH
The sound is output from the MAIN OUTPUT
and PHONES jacks, regardless of the patch set-
MAIN
tings.
The sound is output from SUB OUTPUT,
regardless of the patch settings.
SUB
The sound is not output from the MAIN OUT-
PUT and PHONES jacks.
The sound is output from the MAIN and SUB
OUTPUT jacks and the PHONES jack, regardless
MAIN+SUB
of the patch settings.
Regardless of the patch settings, the input sound
MUTE
is not output.
(Input Out only)
* Recording to the phrase still takes place.
Protecting Patch Numbers
1–5 (Preset Protect)
You can prevent accidental deletion or erasure of data in the patches
numbered 1–5. This feature is called "Preset Protect."
When Preset Protect is set to ON, you can still make temporary
changes to the patch settings, but you cannot overwrite the patch
with the changed content.
* Even when Factory Reset (p. 95) is executed, the data in patch
numbers 1–5 remains unchanged if Preset Protect is switched on.
fig.07-054d
Available Settings: OFF, ON
When the RC-50 is connected with the computer via USB and
performs Recover/Import, the patch data will be overwritten
regardless of the setting of Preset Protect.
System Settings
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