Faq - TC Electronic DITTO LOOPER User Manual

FAQ

"Where should I place Ditto Looper in my effects
chain?"
To get the most out of your setup and the loops you're re-
cording, place Ditto Looper at the end of your signal chain.
This gives you the flexibility to add parts with or without sig-
nal processing, switching effects on and off as required. For
more information, check out the "Setup examples" section.
"What's the maximum number of overdubs that I can
record?"
Our guess is that you'll tire out before Ditto Looper does.
Ditto Looper allows an unlimited number of overdubs – so
do your worst!
"Does Ditto Looper support TonePrints?"
No. TonePrints are all about capturing the essence of your
favorite guitar player's effects. Since Ditto Looper records
what you play and repeats it, there aren't really any effects
to capture – hence no TonePrints.
"How do I get my Ditto Looper to play drums?"
You can't. There is no built-in metronome, drum machine or
quantization. We're keeping things simple!
"I made a mistake – how do I undo a part?"
Press and hold the footswitch on Ditto Looper while it is
playing back your recorded loop. The last part you recorded
will be removed.
"I changed my mind! How do I restore the part I just
removed using the undo feature?"
Press and hold the footswitch on Ditto Looper while it is
playing back your recorded loop. The part you previously
undid will be restored.
"How much loop time can I get out of Ditto Looper?"
Ditto Looper provides five minutes of looping time.
"Why is Ditto Looper's LED blinking?"
When looping, the LED will blink every time it reaches the
starting point of your loop.
If Ditto Looper is bypassed, but a loop has been recorded,
the LED will blink in green to indicate that a loop is stored
in Ditto Looper's memory.
If you have more questions about this product, please get in touch
with TC Electronic Support:
http://www.tcelectronic.com/support
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