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Describes default functions for yellow and green bonus buttons.
Notes the startup time and initial light behavior of the looper.
Explains recording, stopping, playing, and deleting loops.
Defines 'Tap' and 'Hold' for button interaction.
Defines 'Loop', 'Master Loop', 'Slave Loop', 'Play Style', 'Restart'.
Defines 'Idle', 'Recording', 'Playing', 'Stacking', 'Copy Live', 'Waiting' states.
Explains how Clock Display shows bonus button functions.
Shows how knobs affect parameter display.
How Clock Display and knobs assign bonus functions.
How Clock Display, Tap knob, and Bonus buttons control behaviors.
Controls how quickly older parts of a loop fade out.
Controls playback level for different play styles.
Sets the duration for the Fade function.
Procedure to save knob positions and other parameters.
Table detailing clock display function assignments.
Table detailing loop light states and meanings.
Active functions display for Serial/Serial-Sync styles.
Active functions display for Sync/Free styles.
Buttons for controlling Loops 1-3.
Buttons for controlling various functions, programmable.
Default functions for bonus buttons (Erase, Stack, Undo, Once).
Loops play one at a time, sequentially.
Loop 3 is master, others are slaves, syncs with master.
Loop 3 is master, others slaves, all loops play at once.
All 4 loops play independently.
How to switch between Serial/Parallel play styles.
How loops play one at a time.
Steps for recording and managing loops in Serial style.
Detailed steps for recording the initial loop.
Process for recording additional loops.
Rules for playing and transitioning between loops.
Rules for stopping loops.
Instructions for using Serial-Sync mode with Loop 3 as master.
Steps for recording loops when Loop 3 is the master.
How to play loops in Serial-Sync mode.
Instructions for Sync mode where all loops play simultaneously.
Recording procedures within Sync Play Style.
Playing procedures within Sync Play Style.
Instructions for Free Play Style where loops are independent.
Steps for recording the initial loop in Free style.
Steps for recording additional loops in Free style.
Explains bonus buttons, tap/hold functions, and 11 assignable functions.
Lists and briefly describes functions like Stack, Erase, Once, etc.
Procedure to restore factory default bonus button settings.
How to enter mode using Bonus Assign button.
Using knobs to select functions for Tap and Hold actions.
Explains function behavior in these play styles.
How to add sounds to a loop; stacking operations.
How to erase loops individually or all at once.
How to play a loop once or arm it to stop at its end.
Steps to cancel an armed 'Once' function.
How to play a loop exactly one time.
Recording a loop that does not play immediately.
Controls loop speed and pitch.
How to play loops at half speed with pitch drop.
Restoring loops to normal speed.
Playing a loop at half speed when no loops are playing.
Recording loops with octave effects.
Controls loop playback direction.
Reversing playback direction of a loop.
Restoring loop playback to forward direction.
Playing a loop backwards.
Recording loops to play backwards.
Playing a loop backwards.
Effect that plays instrument sound backwards.
Function to start or stop multiple loops simultaneously.
Function to stop all playing loops simultaneously.
Function to start multiple loops at once.
Controls gradual volume changes for loops.
Fading a playing loop to silence.
Fading in a loop when no loops are playing.
Reversing the direction of an active fade.
Stopping an active fade process.
Removes or restores the last stacked part.
Removes the last stacked part from a loop.
Restores a previously undone stacked part.
Conditions where Undo/Redo may not function as expected.
Copies loop content or re-samples audio.
Copies the content of one loop to another.
How to cancel a copy operation.
Limitations when copying loops.
Records the III's output into a new loop.
Steps to copy a loop that is currently playing.
Combines two loops using Copy Live.
How to cancel a copy operation.
Various ways Copy Live can be used.
Limitations, or lack thereof, for Copy Live.
Using Copy Live to record to multiple loops.
Assigning and controlling a fourth loop.
Explains function behavior differences in Sync/Free styles.
Stacking operations specific to Sync & Free styles.
Erase function behavior across all play styles.
'Once' function behavior in Sync/Free styles.
Arming loops to stop automatically at their end.
Steps to cancel the 'Once' function.
Playing a loop for a single duration.
Recording loops without immediate playback.
Controls loop speed and pitch.
Playing loops at half speed with pitch shift.
Restoring loops to normal speed.
Recording loops with octave effects.
Using Octave to create bass lines.
Controls loop playback direction.
How reverse works in Sync and Free play styles.
How to use the panic button to stop all functions.
Customizable behaviors for the looper.
Entering sub-mode to configure optional behaviors.
Table listing optional behaviors and their indicator lights.
Behavior of Stack function regarding volume ramps.
Behavior of Once function for stuttering.
Control over MIDI command passthrough.
Assigning expression pedal to control Decay Rate.
Ignoring incoming Side Car commands.
Opting out of Brother Sync behavior.
Expedited method for enabling Stack after recording.
Lists parameters saved when exiting Bonus Assign mode.
Discusses 48KHz and 24KHz sample rates and their trade-offs.
How to switch between 48KHz and 24KHz.
Procedure to mute the instrument's through signal.
Procedure to re-enable the through signal.
How the III receives MIDI clock signals for synchronization.
How loops sync to external MIDI clock signals.
Synchronizing multiple Rang III loopers without external MIDI.
Setup and rules for daisy-chained units.
Setup and rules for a dual-cable connection between two units.
Description of ¼” jacks and valid connection schemes.
Specifications for the power supply connector.
Functionality of Pedal Link connectors for software and controllers.
Connection for expression pedals.
How an expression pedal controls loop volume or decay rate.
List of compatible expression pedals and cable types.
Using a passive volume pedal with an insert cable.
Indicates input signal level and potential distortion.
Indicates remaining memory and full memory status.
Key instructions and warnings for using the pedal.
Key instructions and warnings for using the pedal.
Troubleshooting common issues with the looper.
Troubleshooting steps for lack of audio output.
Troubleshooting when new parts completely replace recorded parts.
Technical specifications of the looper.
Details on sample rates, input/output specs, and noise levels.
Table showing record time based on sample rate and mono/stereo.
Details about the 12-month manufacturer's warranty.
Email and phone number for customer support.
Email and phone number for customer support.
General| Technology | Digital |
|---|---|
| Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
| USB | No |
| Power Supply | 9V DC |
| Sampling Frequency | Unknown |
| Bit Depth | Unknown |
| Memory | Unknown |
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