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Undoing/Redoing The Last Recorded Loop/Overdub
The last recorded loop/overdub can be undone during playback. This provides a quick method for re-recording a
loop or overdub on-the-fly. If a loop/overdub is undone by accident, it can be restored using the redo feature.
To undo the last recorded loop/overdub:
1. During playback, press and hold the LOOPER footswitch for 2 seconds until the LOOPER LED flashes
briefly.
TIP: If a loop or overdub is accidentally undone, immediately press and hold the LOOPER footswitch again
for 2 seconds to restore it. Note that only the last cleared loop/overdub can be restored.
NOTE: When a looper-only part (without a backing band) is recorded, it cannot be undone while the loop is
playing. To clear the loop, follow the instructions below.
Clearing Loops
Stopping playback and then performing the clear function will clear the entire loop, which includes the initial
loop and all recorded overdubs.
NOTE: Clearing a loop will not affect the learned song part.
To clear a loop and all overdubs:
1. Press the BAND footswitch to stop band playback.
2. Press and hold the LOOPER footswitch for 2 seconds until the LOOPER LED flashes red then turns off.
TIP: If a loop is accidentally cleared, immediately press and hold the LOOPER footswitch again for 2 seconds
to restore it. Note that only the last cleared loop can be restored.
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