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General| Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
|---|---|
| Number of Tracks | 1 |
| Type | Looper |
| Recording Time | 3 hours (stereo) |
| Inputs | AUX in |
| Outputs | 1/4" output |
| USB | Yes (2.0) |
| Power Source | 9V DC adapter |
| Weight | 450 g |
| Memory | 3 hours (Internal) |
| Loop Time (stereo) | 3 hours |
Describes the output volume adjustment for loops and rhythms using the [OUTPUT LOOP] and [OUTPUT RHYTHM] knobs.
Explains the REC/PLAY indicator, display, and control buttons for operation.
Details the functions of buttons like WRITE, RHYTHM ON/OFF, TAP TEMPO, and the Pedal Switch.
Describes the thumbscrew used for accessing the unit's battery compartment.
Details the USB connector for computer interaction and the DC IN jack for power.
Explains the OUTPUT A/B jacks for speakers and INPUT A/B jacks for instruments.
Describes the STOP/MEMORY SHIFT jack for connecting external footswitches.
Provides instructions for safely turning the unit on and off, including critical states to avoid.
Guides on selecting phrase memories (1-99) and understanding display indicators.
Explains how to start recording guitar, bass, or audio player input, including auto recording.
Describes layering new performances over an existing loop.
Explains playing loops and using memory shift to select other phrases.
Details how to stop recording, overdubbing, or playback by pressing the pedal twice.
Provides step-by-step instructions to save recorded or overdubbed phrases to internal memory.
Outlines the procedure for deleting unwanted phrases from memory, including notes on demo phrases.
Explains how to save a phrase for single playback rather than looping.
Details how to undo, redo, or clear overdubbing actions using the pedal.
Explains how recording starts automatically upon playing audio.
Describes using a rhythmic count-in before recording begins.
Covers turning the rhythm sound on/off and adjusting its volume.
Explains how to set and change the tempo for recorded phrases.
Details the process for choosing different rhythm patterns available on the unit.
Guides on selecting the time signature for rhythm tracks before recording.
Explains how recording aligns with the rhythm, adjusting phrase length to measures.
Describes automatic tempo setting when recording without an active rhythm track.
Lists the specifications for WAV files supported by the RC-3.
Details procedures for backing up and recovering phrase data to/from a computer.
Explains how to transfer WAV files from a computer into the RC-3's phrase memory.
Provides guidelines for naming files and organizing them within the RC-3's drive.
Outlines the correct steps to disconnect the USB cable safely to prevent data loss or system errors.
Illustrates how to connect one FS-5U footswitch for control.
Shows configurations for connecting two FS-5Us or an FS-6 footswitch.
Explains how footswitches control stop, tempo setting, clear phrase, and memory shifting.
Describes automatic sleep mode for power conservation and how to return to normal operation.
Provides steps to prevent the RC-3 from entering sleep mode.
Details the procedure to activate sleep mode as a default setting.
Allows changing the sequence of recording, overdubbing, and playback modes.
Explains how to format internal memory and the consequences of data loss.
Lists error messages, their meanings, actions, and corresponding page references.
Explains various display codes and their meanings related to operations and status.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the unit's 9V battery.
Details nominal input/output levels and impedance values for audio connections.
Covers maximum recording time, USB interface type, and power supply requirements.
Lists dimensions, weight, included accessories, and optional items.
