Setting up an FS-6 pedal with a BOSS RC-600 Loopstation
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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As if there wasn’t enough to think about without switching the A and B buttons around 😳 loved seeing some of the inner workings close up, please sir can we have some more? 😉😘 xxx
Super cool dude amazing equipment bro it’s pretty awesome of the different sounds of the peddles and stuff super awesome and yeah a & B buttons have cool different vibrant there amazing Daniel super awesome super cool recording button there amazing man cool guitar gear stuff man amazing I love this video great demonstration bro u rock much love daniel 🔥🤟
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Are you able to assign tap-tempo to the FS-6 “A” stomp button?
Yes
If you switch the polarity on the pedal ctrl1 should correspond to A.
That’s what I was thinking too
Hi there, I'm wondering where you got those plastic or rubber caps for the RC 600 switches? Can I order them from Amazone or eBay? Thanks in advance for the info Daniel.
Hey dude! I use a mix but the more expensive ones are in this link. Also type in "guitar FX button caps in Google and you will find many options! Stay cool brother! Dan www.amazon.co.uk/Sonicake-Guitar-Footswitch-Accessories-Protection/dp/B0777J1LQX/ref=asc_df_B0777J1LQX/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=310853155332&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=16231167966712752166&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006886&hvtargid=pla-562896269454&psc=1
I would love to know how use this foot switch assigned to track 5 for example as a start and stop function.
I loop guitar but would love to be able to stand further away from the loop pedal (on stage) and layer some keys, synth etc
Thank you so much!
Use b as rhythm variation it’s great
Hello!! Thank you so much for your video. As a controller I could totally get it. Could you help me to figure it out how to use it to plug two instruments? I put my guitar and my bass and when conected to my sound system directly everything is fine. Bu once I plug it into the rc600 only B works. What could be happening? :( thank you again
Hi! Very interesting problem! I'm assuming that you are using a trs cable from the output of the FS 6 to the rc600. I've never used this pedal for this purpose of I'm honest. Have you tried different combinations with the modes and polarities?
I actually have a simple piece of gear that does exactly what you are talking about. I'll send you the model number in the morning. X
Hi i use the rc 505mk2...but its same setup than rc600. I put on a fs6 foot pedal. but only pedal b works.. if want to use both pedals i need to cables and it works on exp 1 and exp3 ...is this a bug?
I'm really not sure Gigi. Could it be how you have the polarities set on the FS-6? Also are you using a stereo / balanced cable when using your FS-6 because it won't function right otherwise
How many hours this pedal works with 9v battery?
I'd say 20+. I can't be certain though. I use rechargeable 9v batteries that can be charged via mini usb cables. They have saved me so much money! Just don't leave the jack cable in when you aren't using the pedal obviously
appreciate your content. I'm struggling with this and can't find away around it unfortunately. I'm in mode 1. I want bank 1 to be receiving my drums from an external source. I want to be able to play that at a short loop say of 4 beats. I want that to be the bpm of the track so I set that first and it saves me looping drums for say 4 x 4 beats.
I then want to go in to bank 2 and set a loop length say of 12 bars.
now this is where it gets tricky and can't figure it out. say I've recorded guitar rhythm in bank two and now want to add other parts like harmonies or bass parts on the guitar. I want to add that to bank 3.
for some reason they won't quantize together and the loop seems off. I know there's a global quantize but is there a way to set it so that when I set drums for 4 bars that banks two and three can be played longer but be quantized together?
you can do this on the rc300 just by putting bank 1 in free mode and other two banks in auto mode.
I bought this pedals for sound quality improvements, more inputs and outputs but it doesn't seem to do the one thing I want it to. I'll have to take it back otherwise.
try making sure your firmware is updated to the latest version, it might solve a lot of glitches. I am also exploring the rc600. If your drums are coming over Midi I just figured out that Channel 10 allows you to access the rc600 drumkits over midi.
Have you got your external drum machine midi synced with the RC600? I use an app that is my Drummer and it sends midi clock to the 600 so it’s always in time with my loops. Took a little tweaking but it now works flawlessly.
Hi thanks for all the information. But could you please help me figure out how to use the fx6 to
Switch between songs
I can’t figure it out please help thanks.
Tim
Hey man! Are you looking to use it to switch between tracks do you mean?
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Yes ! That’s what I meant
@@tcky2010 ok dude let me have a look and I'll see if I can talk you through the steps