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General| Brand | Electro-Harmonix |
|---|---|
| Model | 22500 |
| Category | Music Equipment |
| Language | English |
Allows selection of current loop bank, up to 100 banks per SD card.
Changes settings for Loop Lock/Freeform, Quantize, Parallel/Sequential, and 1-Shot modes.
Sets loop audio volume loss for each pass while overdubbing.
Triggers loop recording automatically based on input signal threshold.
Adjusts the tempo for Loops A, B, and Rhythm loop in BPM.
Selects the Rhythm type from 16 built-in factory rhythms.
Sets the volume of the Rhythm loop from 0 to 100.
Erases Loop A, Loop B, or both loops simultaneously.
Initiates loop recording for Loop A or B, with options for quantization.
Ends loop recording, sets length, and starts playback.
Controls playback and stopping of recorded loops.
Enters and exits overdub mode for loops.
Defines loop interaction, quantization, and locking mechanisms.
Plays a loop only once through, then stops.
Loops play simultaneously, independently or with sync.
Loops play simultaneously, quantized to nearest bar.
Loop B's length automatically set by Loop A, not quantized.
Loop B's length tied to Loop A, quantized to nearest bar.
Loops switch instantly or at end of loop, independently.
Loops change over when current loop ends, length tied to Loop A.
Selects between 1/4" instrument or XLR microphone input.
Fine-tunes gain for the XLR MIC input jack.
Applies phantom power to the XLR MIC input jack.
Sets overall gain for LEFT/RIGHT inputs and output level.
Indicates when input signal exceeds maximum input level.
Set the output volume for their respective loops.
Indicates loop activity (recording/overdubbing).
Indicates loop memory status and undo/redo availability.
Indicates loop playback status.
Cycles through modes and adjusts selected mode values.
Method for navigating and selecting operational modes.
Enables/disables the Reverse function for each loop.
Cycles loop speed through half, double, or original speed.
Indicates when TRIGGER mode is activated for a loop.
Footswitches control loop recording, playback, and overdubbing.
Controls stop, start rhythm, and tap tempo functions.
Enables/disables the Rhythm loop playback.
Enables/disables tap tempo function.
Displays and adjusts the current tempo in BPM.
Methods for adjusting tempo via MODE knob or STOP/TAP FSW.
Procedure for setting tempo by tapping the STOP/TAP FSW.
Audio time adjustment without pitch change.
Loop A's initial recording tempo sets the bank's default.
Resets tempo to Loop A's original recorded tempo.
Tempo affects loops even when quantization is disabled.
How to execute undo and redo for loops.
Erases the entire initial loop; no redo available.
Removes or restores the last overdub layer.
1/4" input for instruments; impedance and signal level details.
XLR input for microphones; impedance and phantom power.
1/4" Right input for instruments; impedance and signal level.
1/4" Left output for Loop A, B, and Rhythm loop signals.
1/4" Right output for Loop A, B, and Rhythm loop signals.
Connection for optional Foot Controller.
Connects the supplied AC adapter.
Explains how left and right channels are processed.
Allows selection of current loop bank from SD Card.
Sets parameters for loop creation and interaction.
Determines relationship between Loop A and B lengths (Freeform/Lock).
Sets multiplier for Loop B's length relative to Loop A.
Sets quantization for loops to exact bar/beat lengths.
Details on quantizing loops to 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, and 6/8 time signatures.
Quantizes loop lengths to the nearest beat (expert setting).
Determines interaction between Loop A and B (simultaneous/one-at-a-time).
Plays a loop only once through.
Specifications and requirements for SDHC cards.
Minimum/maximum card size, speed, and recording time.
Procedure for safely removing the SD card.
Transferring files to/from computer via USB.
Organization of files and folders on the SD card.
Method for backing up loop banks to a computer.
Method for restoring loop banks from a computer.
