User manual DIGITECH GSP7

[. . . ] Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped. [. . . ] If dF appears in the display, this indicates the internal or external memory is full. Loops should be archived using the JamManagerTM librarian and then deleted from the JamMan® Solo to free up memory. If when storing to an external SD card you see CP in the display, this indicates the SD copy protection switch is in the "Locked" position. 21 Time Signature The JamMan® Solo is capable of recording in different Time Signatures. The default time signature for empty loops is 4/4. To set up a different Time Signature, follow the steps on the opposite page. The STORE button will light when Time Signature is changed but you can immediately begin recording without having to store this change first. If a tempo has been set, the TEMPO button will flash red for the downbeat and then green for the rest of the beats of the measure. When you access Time Signature of a previously recorded loop, the Time Signature will appear in the DISPLAY, but it cannot be changed. Changing loops without saving any changes to Time Signature will lose the time signature setting and it will default back to 4/4. 22 Time Signature 1 Select a new memory location. (The LOOP and SINGLE LEDs will be off. ) Use the LOOP SELECT button to change the Time Signature. You can select from 2 to 15 beats per measure. The JamMan Solo automatically adjusts the loop length exactly to the measure length set by the Tempo and Time Signature. 25 Pedal Tempo Mode The Pedal Tempo feature lets you set the tempo of an empty memory location hands-free using the PEDAL SWITCh before you record. To use the Pedal Tempo feature, follow these steps: 1. Press the TEMPO and STORE buttons simultaneously to enter the Setup menu. Press the TEMPO (NEXT) button until the PDL TEMPO LED is flashing. Press the "up" LOOP SELECT button to turn this option on. Press the TEMPO (NEXT) button to exit the Setup menu. The Pedal Tempo feature is now turned on for all empty memory locations. Select a new memory location (the LOOP and SINGLE LEDS will be off). Press the PEDAL SWITCh two or more times to set the tempo you want to record at. The TEMPO button will flash at the rate you press the PEDAL SWITCh. Once the desired tempo is set, you must press and hold the PEDAL SWITCh for 2 seconds until the TEMPO button and PDL TEMPO LEDs quickly flash confirming the tempo is now set. [. . . ] Once Loop 2 begins playing, the DISPLAY will stop flashing. To select Loop 1 again, press the DOWN footswitch on the FS3X. After Loop 1 begins playing again, you can then select Loop 3 (bridge loop) by pressing the UP footswitch twice. 41 Memory locations 1, 2, and 3 are used for this example, but any memory locations can be used for multiple loop playback. [. . . ]