Roland E-4 - Using the Looper

Using the Looper
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Using the Looper
The looper is a feature that records your performance or what you say/sing into the mic, and plays this back over and over in a
loop while letting you overdub new parts or just play back what you recorded.
“Recording” and “overdubbing”
In this manual, we refer to the act of recording to an empty track for the first time as “recording”. Any subsequent recordings that
you make to add on top of the existing recording, we refer to as “overdubbing”.
You can see how the buttons are lit up or what is on the display to check the looper status.
Status
[ð (stop)] button
[â/ó (play/record)] button
Display
Standby
Unlit
Unlit
Recording or
overdubbing
Unlit
Lit (red)
rEC
Playing
Unlit
Lit (green)
PLAY
Stopped
Unlit
Blinking (green)
STOP
Clear
CLr
(blinking)
Undo
UNdO
(blinking)
Redo
rEdo
(blinking)