What does 'Data Damaged!' mean on my Boss Music Pedal and what should I do?
- RRandy SmithSep 12, 2025
If you receive a 'Data Damaged!' message, execute Factory Reset to restore the RC-300 to its factory default condition.
What does 'Data Damaged!' mean on my Boss Music Pedal and what should I do?
If you receive a 'Data Damaged!' message, execute Factory Reset to restore the RC-300 to its factory default condition.
What to do if I am unable to hear sounds from a device connected to AUX/INST/MIC jacks on my Boss RC-300 Music Pedal?
If you can't hear sounds from devices connected to the AUX/INST/MIC jacks, try these steps: * Adjust the INPUT LEVEL knobs for AUX, INS, and MIC to suitable positions. * Confirm that the “Input Output Select” setting is correct.
How to fix playback tempo not changing on my Boss RC-300?
If the playback tempo isn't changing, consider these points: * You cannot change the phrase memory tempo during recording or overdubbing. Adjust the tempo while the performance is stopped or being played back. * If Tempo Sync is not set to ON in a track, the playback speed will not change even if the phrase memory tempo is altered. Enable Tempo Sync in the track settings.
What does 'MIDI Error!' mean on my Boss RC-300 Music Pedal and how can I resolve it?
If you receive a 'MIDI Error!' message: * Check to make sure that no corrupt MIDI messages are being transmitted. * Reduce the number or size of MIDI messages transmitted to the RC-300.
Why can't I synchronize two RC-300 units via MIDI?
If you're having trouble synchronizing two RC-300 units via MIDI, check the following: * Ensure the assignment source “SYNC START/STOP” and assignment target are correctly configured. Specifically, on the slave unit, the assignment target for the assignment source 'SYNC START/STOP' should be set to 'ALL PLAY/STOP' or 'TR1–3 PLAY/STOP'. * Avoid changing the phrase memory tempo of the master unit during synchronized performance.
What to do if I get a 'Too Busy!' message on my Boss RC-300?
If you receive a 'Too Busy!' message, try the following: * Lower the performance tempo. * Save the current content to a phrase memory. * Reduce the number of adjustments or changes made with the RC-300’s knobs and pedals. * Reduce the number or size of MIDI messages transmitted to the RC-300. * Ensure that the phrase is not shorter than 1.5 seconds.
What does 'Stop PLAY/REC!' mean on my Boss Music Pedal and how do I resolve it?
If you receive a 'Stop PLAY/REC!' message, stop the unit, then try the procedure again.
What does 'Event Full!' mean on my Boss RC-300 and how can I fix it?
If you receive an 'Event Full!' message, re-save the phrase.
What does 'Buffer Full!' mean on my Boss RC-300 and how can I fix it?
If you receive a 'Buffer Full!' message, decrease the amount of MIDI messages that are being sent to the RC-300.
What to do if I am unable to communicate with computer using my Boss RC-300 Music Pedal?
If you're unable to communicate with your computer, check the USB cable connection. If exchanging files via USB, ensure the USB Mode is set to “STORAGE”.
How to choose phrase memories and begin capturing audio performances.
Techniques for layering performances, looping, and halting operations.
Managing recorded tracks and correcting mistakes.
Methods for recording on one or multiple tracks simultaneously.
Step-by-step guide to saving the current phrase memory.
Process for erasing phrase memories and resetting their settings.
Customizing functions for pedals and external controllers.
Activating effects and using the EXP pedal for modulation.
Choosing specific effects from categories and types.
Configuring USB functions and managing WAV files with a computer.
Steps for backing up and restoring RC-300 data and WAV files.
Steps for synchronizing two RC-300 units for simultaneous playback.
Using MIDI to control external gear and the RC-300 itself.
Troubleshooting steps for audio issues and operational malfunctions.
Explanations and actions for error messages displayed by the RC-300.
How to choose phrase memories and begin capturing audio performances.
Techniques for layering performances, looping, and halting operations.
Managing recorded tracks and correcting mistakes.
Methods for recording on one or multiple tracks simultaneously.
Step-by-step guide to saving the current phrase memory.
Process for erasing phrase memories and resetting their settings.
Customizing functions for pedals and external controllers.
Activating effects and using the EXP pedal for modulation.
Choosing specific effects from categories and types.
Configuring USB functions and managing WAV files with a computer.
Steps for backing up and restoring RC-300 data and WAV files.
Steps for synchronizing two RC-300 units for simultaneous playback.
Using MIDI to control external gear and the RC-300 itself.
Troubleshooting steps for audio issues and operational malfunctions.
Explanations and actions for error messages displayed by the RC-300.
| Bit rate | 16 bit |
|---|---|
| Best uses | Guitar |
| Sample rate | 44.1 kHz |
| Product type | Footswitch/controller |
| Product color | Red, Black |
| Sound effects | Yes |
| Output impedance | 2000 Ω |
| Rhythms quantity | 83 |
| Maximum recording time | 3 h |
| Sound effects quantity | - |
| Display type | LED |
| Power source type | AC |
| Depth | 231 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 536 mm |
| Height | 76 mm |
| Weight | 3900 g |
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