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Use the loop selection buttons to select the order of the loops for this
patch.
For example, if you wish to include loops 2, 3, and 5 in a patch and you
want to include them in the order 3, 2, and 5, you would press the loop
selection buttons 2 (loop 3), 1 (loop 2), and then 4 (loop 5) in that order.
In this example, the number 1 will appear under LOOP 3, indicating this
loop is the first in the chain of loops. Number 2 will appear under LOOP
2, indicating this loop is the second in the chain of loops, and the number
3 will appear under LOOP 5, indicating this loop is the third in the chain
of loops. The remaining loops (LOOP 1 and LOOP 4) will have dashes
under them, indicating they are bypassed in this patch.
If the LEDs display "Err", the unit remains in Program Order Mode and
you must re-enter the loop order. Be sure that (a) each loop is selected
only once and (b) no more than 5 loop selections are made for each patch.
To select the input assignment, press the INPUT button. Each press of the
INPUT button alternates between the INPUT 1 jack and the INPUT 2
jack. The input setting is displayed by the INPUT assign LEDs.
To select the output assignment, press the OUTPUT button. Each press of
the OUTPUT button alternates between the MAIN OUTPUT 1 jack and
the MAIN OUTPUT 2 jack. The output setting is displayed by the
OUTPUT assign LEDs.
After selecting the loop order, input assignment and output assignment,
press the ENTER button. This saves the patch settings in memory and
returns the unit to Performance Mode.
g. Programming the SUB output location
Press the PROG button to enter Program Mode – the bank and patch LEDs
start to blink.
Press the SUB button to enter Program Sub Output Mode – the SUB
output LED starts to blink.
To assign the SUB output to a particular loop, press one of the SUB output
assign buttons (5 through 9) corresponding to the particular loop. After
selecting a loop for SUB output, the SUB output indicator appears next to
the loop selected.
After selecting a loop for the SUB output, press the ENTER button. This
saves the SUB output location in memory and returns the unit to
Performance Mode.
h. Editing an existing patch
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