Re: Digitech Jamman

[Travis Hartnett <travishartnett@gmail.com>]

The limitation of both the JamMan and the Loop Station is that if you
create a loop (via live recording and overdubbing), you must then
press a small button on the pedal to SAVE the loop.  If you haven't
saved the loop, when you switch to another loop, the prior loop will
be lost.

If you've got a set of loops (which might serve as verses and choruses
and whatnot) that you've already created AND saved, then you can
switch between them in a foot-controlled manner during a performance.

TravisH

On 10/12/05, sonic steph <ml@dadaprod.org> wrote:
> I am about to upload my looping gear with the jamman, but I want to be
> sure with what I could do with this..
>
> I read in you recent post, that you need to save the loop (manual
> operation) before switching to another one if you want ot keep what you
> have done .. is that really true?
>
> The only thing which is said in the manual is that you can easily switch
> (withe the footswitch) from the loop1 (verse) to the the loop2 (chorus)
> and then return back to the loop1..
>
> so I am asking the guys who already got one of this looper..
>
> If you got two loops already recorded (let's say with a drum wav pattern
> on it), then you first start the loop 1 , then if you overdub a guitar
> riff on it, then switch to the loop 2 (chorus), when you switch back to
> the loop 1, can you play your solo on the guitar riff you already
> recorded or no?
>