Creating loops
Ditto Stereo Looper English Manual 11
Undo (clearing the last take)
To undo the last take you recorded (i.e., remove
it), simply press and hold the footswitch for 1.5
seconds or longer during playback.
The LED will blink twice in rapid succession, and
the last take will be cleared (removed). Previously
recorded takes will stay intact.
Redo (restoring a previously
cleared take)
If you have cleared (removed) the last take using
Undo and you changed your mind, you can re-
store that take. To do so, simply press and hold
the footswitch for 1.5 seconds or longer during
playback.
The LED will blink twice in rapid succession, and
the previously deleted take will be restored.
Using Undo/Redo creatively
Undoing and redoing overdubs can be used
for more than just correcting mistakes. You can
make your performance more interesting by re-
moving and bringing back sections. Here is a
simple example:
– Record a bass line (loop cycle 1).
– Record some chords (loop cycle 2).
– Record a melody (loop cycle 3).
– Press and hold the footswitch to clear the
last take, i.e., remove the melody. Improvise
or record something else.
– Press and hold the footswitch again to bring
back the previously cleared melody.
Please note that undoing or redoing by using
the footswitch is only possible during play-
back. If you hold down the footswitch after you
have stopped loop playback or recording, you
will delete the full loop, including all overdubs!
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