Hi. I'm glad these videos help you. The BOSS website videos are mediocre at best. They would sell more products if they actually told you what they did. Who wants to dump 200 bills on something they know nothing about? To answer your question, the external foot swtiches make life easier for all BOSS pedals. Expression pedals allow you to control fx mix. A and B switches give you more control without having to stop what you're doing to tinker with knobs. Hope this helps
Hey, Man. I'm glad my video helped. Unfortunatley, you can't go backwards to phrase one. It would make sense but I don't think it's possible. I'll put that in the video.
Thanks! I use my keyboard to make loops all the time. I never thought the sustain pedal would act the same way as the FS-6. I once accidently plugged my bass into the FS input and the drum guide would turn on as fast as you turned the volume from 0 to 10.
Great videos ! I only recently discovered all the videos you've put on utube .. Your reviews and helpful hints on equipment are gold ! .. Saying "Thank you" doesn't say enough. But Thanks anyway.
@NickoBoogie Thanks man. I'm glad it helped. That's a tough one....the 20 would obviously be less hassle: it's in one piece, it has a mic in plus separate volume knobs for inst/mic, it has different buttons for each thing it can do, so on stage it's much clearer and easier to use.
Thanks again, man. You're right. It's much easier to tap a quick rhythm with the B pedal. I hate drum machine sounds so looping actual drums is sweet!!! Thats a good idea. My buddy has an electric kit. Ill try it. I know a guy that does a one man show with his RC-2. Its sweet. Thanks for watching!
For sure, my friend. The amp you're using has to be compatable with BOSS/Roland products, though. It might not work on other amps. I've also been told you can plug a sustain pedal for a keyboard into the footswitch jack and it will work. I hope that helps, my friend. Thanks a million!
@NickoBoogie Hey man. I don't have an RC-20, but it would be easier to use. It has a mic input. A few other nice features. If you're not concerned with room, go 20. You can use the FS with it. But with the FS-6 its essentially the same, more compact and $50 cheaper. I'm glad you liked the vids man. Thanks for watching.
If it's possible the ME70 manual will tell you. I just looked online and there is an input for "bank up/down or reverb/preamp on/off" so the FS-6 should work. I would still consult the manual. God, I love BOSS. Thanks for watching
Yes. The drum beat you choose will also be recorded when you save you loop. You use the "Guide" knob to adjust the volume of it. You can't "turn" it off, but you can turn the volume down to zero. That's just as good. I wish it would run stereo so you could record the beat separately on a mixer. Thanks for watching, my friend!
@mikefrommontreal I'm glad you like the vids! The answer is no though. You can erease your dubbing, but if you try the same method to get rid of the next dub it adds it back. So once youve dubbed twice, the first one is there forever. There are a few kinks to work out.
Thanks for the compliments, but I would need an RC-3 to answer those questions. I do know that if you hold one of the lower buttons down, one can change the recording/dubbing mode. Again, I would need the pedal to explain it better.
@S1ay3R007 That's right, dude. You can switch to those other phrases phrases for sure. If you want to go from phrase 1 to phrase 5, you'd hit the "A" pedal 4 times. The dial will still be on 1 so you'll have to keep track in your head. If you have any empty phrases then it will skip them. Ex: going from 1 to 5 again, if 4 is empty, you'd hit the "A" switch 3 times. I hope this helps, man.
@S1ay3R007 Yes. If you hit the "A" pedal it will change to the next phrase as soon as the current loop is complete. NO bending required. ;) Live loops would require an empty phrase. I always keep #1 empty.
The A button switches the phrase that you're on, to the next saved phrase. If you have no loops saved on it, it will do nothing. If you're on #1 and you hit the A, it will send you to saved phrase #2 after the loop finishes its circut. If nothing is saved on #2 it will goto #3, #4, etc, until it finds a saved phrase.
@MarkDally Hey man. I'm not sure how that problem would arise. There is space for 16 minutes of loops, total. There are 2-3 default loops already on the pedal when you buy it (9,10,11). I suggest erasing them. If that doesn't work, there may be something wrong with it. Let me know how it turns out. Thanks for watching!
Yes, it can. You can have one switch for FX on/off and the other changes channels, from clean to drive, I think. I don't have a CUBE, but I think that's what it has. Let me know if this helpped.
@invioinvio Anytime! Sure, man. You don't have to follow the blinking light. You can loop in 5/4 if you want. Unless you turn up the guide volume, you don't have to deal with the drums.
It would deffinately make it easier to use. You can set it up to have 3/4 ctrl switches instead of 2, which is already sweet. You can have one always set to "tuner/bypass" which is what I do. I just got the GT-10B. If you use BOSS products, The FS-6 is sweet any way.
@ashwapollo Make sure you're stereo cable is plugged into the centre, or the mono cable in just the A side. Make sure the polarity and momentary/latch switches are set according to the specs in your manual. If that doesn't help, I'm not sure. Try a different cable. Let me know if it works.
@heikoyh The only other option is to get a 1/4" Stereo male to a split L/R mono cables and plug them both into the A/B ports....though It sounds like extra cable for nothing though. The FS-6 works for other pedals too.
@vancoovur You can set them from latch to momentary with a swtich. Each BOSS pedal manual will tell you how to set them, otherwise it's optional. I have another vid explaining the FS-6 on my channel. Thanks, my friend.
@ACDCcoverkid In the end I would get the FS-6. Too much is better than not enough, and if you do decide to use the A/B you'll be happy you had the forsight. I am curious as to whether you could run two pedals FS functions at the same time. Let me know how it works out.
@Quakelord1991 I don't have a guitar amp with channels. You'd have to try it. I know I can't use it instead of my channel selector on my Yorkville bass amp. You'd have to read your manual.
@jfkdjfd It was $60 (Canadian). I just tried mine out and it does work as a footswitch for a head. You can even have momentary channel switching! If all you need it to switch back and forth you want a standard footswitch. They don't need batteries too. I have a 2 channel foot switch that does effects/distortion. It was 20 bucks, so I imagine a single footswitch would be $10-$15, my friend.
So since you can't go backwards in phrases if you only have two phrases, does the A button go back to the first phrase from the second or does it go to a blank phrase?
Cheers for the lesson. I just bought an RC2 and can only loop about 2 seconds and build over a 2 second loop. Is there another setting where I can do longer loops? Also, I have hooked up an amplifier footswitch which seems to work like the FS6 you have and I want to use it to switch from phrase to phrase but cant even save phrases to use. Please let me know if you can help me out with some tips and thanx for your help so far.
@telsonater so basicly if i do a live loop on phrase 1 which is empty and then press the "a" pedal it will switch to phrase 2 which is pre recorded? is it also possible to switch to phrase 3 4 5 6 ect? how will i know on which phrase i am? thanks !
It is bluky though. The FS pedals can be used on any BOSS pedal, but if this is your only one, you might be better off with the 20. I find the 2 easy to use and hassle free, plus I use it with other BOSS pedals. For the $, I'd say 2 all the way my man. I hope this helps
@tangantribe09 You can! lol. I just tried and it works!! How cool is that? Bear in mind you cant have both a mic in the aux and an instrument in the main input @ the same time.
If I have a 3-channel amp, could I use this A/B footswitch to toggle between A-Crunch, B-Lead and Off-Clean? In other words, can I access all three channels through the footswitch, even though it's designed for two channels?
Agreed. Thats why I made these videos. It's ridiculous how hard this thing is to work. The manual sucks, and the BOSS site videos are garbage. Happy to help
That's all you can do, my friend. When you turn the drums down they're technically "off". Your mixer will not pick up the drum beat if the drum volume is at zero.
Hey man! First off I want to say, thank you soo much for posting this wonderful video, I learned alot from it that I thought wasn't possible. But in your opinion, which loop station is better, this one or the RC-20XL? Can the 20 do more? Or if you have the FS-5 pedal can you do essentially the same as the 20?
Hi there! I play alot of live gigs using the rc2 loop pedal and would like to buy this pedal only for switching through phrases to change keys ect. . . So my question is: Can i loop a chord progression live and tap the a switch to switch to a different chord progression without bending down to switch the phrase nob? I guess when you want to make a live loop you have to play on a empty phrase? I hope i didn't just answer my own question! Thanks in advance
Thanks for the video. Do you know if you can record many phrases and then delete them one at a time in the reverse order that you recorded them in , or is it only the last phrase you can delete? Just to reiterate basically You can record 1 loop then 2 then 3 then 4 but can you delete them as 4 then 3 then 2 and finally back to your first loop? Thanks again. Thanks in advance.
Hi! thank you for the video! i write from italy, i want to know if loop can be recorded free from TEMPO, i mean, do we always follow the light of the metronome...? bye and thank you
hey dude thanks for the tutorial, that's helpful! I just come into the idea to buy a loop station before christmas, and i see your video and also i visit the website of roland. I have no idea how the Boss FS 6 works. Do I only need one 1/4 inch cable to connect the FS 6 and the RC loop station just like you did? No other thing should be done? warm regard!
hey! nice video! im about to buy a loop pedal, but i recently read that these pedals arent truebypass, how much does it affect the sound? (volume, too treble or something?) the rc-2(with the fs-6) is enough to play guitar with a band in a party? would you suggest me to buy the rc-2 (with the fs-6) or the rc-20XL? (i want to use it to practice in my home, and if its possible in a party, or to practice with my band) thanks :P
Great video!!!, thank you. I wonder how one should do with the RC-3 to record a phrase and continue to play it back without having to stop at all, so that one can play over it without overdubbing. Also, could this simple operation be done away of the pedal using a long cable connecting one or two footswitches (FS-5Ux2 or a FS-6) to the STOP/MEMORY SHIFT jack (i.e. I am thinking about setting the pedal in a rack tray with some other pedals connected to an audio switcher). I appreciate your answer
Would you happen to know how to use two loop stations at the same time, in the same rig without recording existing loops from one looper into the other? I've seen some people use two or more loopers at once..
@alexeipatrascu88 It doesn't work in real time. I think you'd need the rc-50 for that. If you watch the video you'll see the phrase switches over at the end of the current phrase after hitting the pedal.
Wow i just bought one and exactly the same is happening to me, did you find out anything that it could be its driving me nuts!!! Im using it with the ME-20.
I have another video explaining the footswitch alone. Check my related videos. So whatever pedal you're attaching it to will have the polarity settings in the manual.
I keep hearing in the videos for this switch "it can't be powered with anything but a 9 volt battery"... I swear by a 1spot combo.. it works great.. It can be powered with a 1spot combo 9volt adapter for about $30 along with almost all pedals... No more buying batteries! check it out.
Does anyone know about a loop station or pedal setup where I can delete any specific phrase without deleting all of the following ones? I mean record phrase 1, then phrase 2, and then delete or mute phrase 1 to leave only the last one looping. Any help will be appreciated!
@telsonater Does the phrase switching go from 1 - 11 and then begin again at 1? So you could choose phrase 1, then tap the switch ten times to play phrase 11, then tap the switch two times to play phrase 2? Or am I going loopy?
I'm not sure what a "lead" is man. lol. I don't know too much about that stuff. A regular instrument cable has one black ring. Stereo cable has two (left, right). It's like for an expression pedal.
what a bummer you can't go back to a phrase, this means if the same phrase comes up again that you would have to record it on phrase 1 and then the chorus on phrase 3 and then the same phrase from 1 onto 3 again does it? and then the chorus riff would have to be on phrase 4?
It's so tough to find really useful information/reviews on the RC-2. Yours are great, though. Thanks!
I wish more people made videos like you. SO much more informative.
Hi. I'm glad these videos help you. The BOSS website videos are mediocre at best. They would sell more products if they actually told you what they did. Who wants to dump 200 bills on something they know nothing about? To answer your question, the external foot swtiches make life easier for all BOSS pedals. Expression pedals allow you to control fx mix. A and B switches give you more control without having to stop what you're doing to tinker with knobs. Hope this helps
The best review of footswitch for rc-2 !!
Awesome video, been looking for details on what you can do with this foot-switch and a loop-station. thanks!
Hey, Man. I'm glad my video helped. Unfortunatley, you can't go backwards to phrase one. It would make sense but I don't think it's possible. I'll put that in the video.
Thanks! I use my keyboard to make loops all the time. I never thought the sustain pedal would act the same way as the
FS-6. I once accidently plugged my bass into the FS input and the drum guide would turn on as fast as you turned the volume from 0 to 10.
Great videos ! I only recently discovered all the videos you've put on utube .. Your reviews and helpful hints on equipment are gold ! .. Saying "Thank you" doesn't say enough.
But Thanks anyway.
@NickoBoogie Thanks man. I'm glad it helped. That's a tough one....the 20 would obviously be less hassle: it's in one piece, it has a mic in plus separate volume knobs for inst/mic, it has different buttons for each thing it can do, so on stage it's much clearer and easier to use.
Thanks again, man. You're right. It's much easier to tap a quick rhythm with the B pedal. I hate drum machine sounds so looping actual drums is sweet!!! Thats a good idea. My buddy has an electric kit. Ill try it. I know a guy that does a one man show with his RC-2. Its sweet. Thanks for watching!
Cheers again, got the problem sorted, it's my fave toy now
For sure, my friend. The amp you're using has to be compatable with BOSS/Roland products, though. It might not work on other amps. I've also been told you can plug a sustain pedal for a keyboard into the footswitch jack and it will work. I hope that helps, my friend. Thanks a million!
Hey mate i just worked it out and mines is working!!! You need a stereo to stereo cable you are probably using a mono to mono like i was!!!
@blackadder3 Awesome. Glad to hear it, man. Thanks for watching!
@NickoBoogie Hey man. I don't have an RC-20, but it would be easier to use. It has a mic input. A few other nice features. If you're not concerned with room, go 20. You can use the FS with it. But with the FS-6 its essentially the same, more compact and $50 cheaper. I'm glad you liked the vids man. Thanks for watching.
If it's possible the ME70 manual will tell you. I just looked online and there is an input for "bank up/down or reverb/preamp on/off" so the FS-6 should work. I would still consult the manual. God, I love BOSS. Thanks for watching
Yes. The drum beat you choose will also be recorded when you save you loop. You use the "Guide" knob to adjust the volume of it. You can't "turn" it off, but you can turn the volume down to zero. That's just as good. I wish it would run stereo so you could record the beat separately on a mixer. Thanks for watching, my friend!
@mikefrommontreal I'm glad you like the vids! The answer is no though. You can erease your dubbing, but if you try the same method to get rid of the next dub it adds it back. So once youve dubbed twice, the first one is there forever. There are a few kinks to work out.
Thanks for the compliments, but I would need an RC-3 to answer those questions. I do know that if you hold one of the lower buttons down, one can change the recording/dubbing mode. Again, I would need the pedal to explain it better.
@S1ay3R007 That's right, dude. You can switch to those other phrases phrases for sure. If you want to go from phrase 1 to phrase 5, you'd hit the "A" pedal 4 times. The dial will still be on 1 so you'll have to keep track in your head. If you have any empty phrases then it will skip them.
Ex: going from 1 to 5 again, if 4 is empty, you'd hit the "A" switch 3 times. I hope this helps, man.
@S1ay3R007 Yes. If you hit the "A" pedal it will change to the next phrase as soon as the current loop is complete. NO bending required. ;) Live loops would require an empty phrase. I always keep #1 empty.
Which switch is set to latch and which to momentary (or are they both one or the other)? A good informative video. Thanks for taking the time.
@snowypetrel You're bang on. Nice pun. Thanks for watching!
@ashwapollo No prob. I'm glad it worked out for you.
@ddos411 I suppose. I don't market for anyone. I just LOVE BOSS gear.
The A button switches the phrase that you're on, to the next saved phrase. If you have no loops saved on it, it will do nothing. If you're on #1 and you hit the A, it will send you to saved phrase #2 after the loop finishes its circut. If nothing is saved on #2 it will goto #3, #4, etc, until it finds a saved phrase.
@SteezSandwich Just chain them together and use one at a time. Its basically just for the extra storage
@MarkDally Hey man. I'm not sure how that problem would arise. There is space for 16 minutes of loops, total. There are 2-3 default loops already on the pedal when you buy it (9,10,11). I suggest erasing them. If that doesn't work, there may be something wrong with it. Let me know how it turns out. Thanks for watching!
@shovroom Yep. The b switch acts as a tap tempo while looping too. good question
Thanks a lot, my friend. I'm glad it helped.
Yes, it can. You can have one switch for FX on/off and the other changes channels, from clean to drive, I think. I don't have a CUBE, but I think that's what it has. Let me know if this helpped.
@jorytindall It will always go to the next saved phrase. If you only have 2 it will go between them. Good question.
Glad I could help, my friend.
I'm glad I could help.
Anytime. Thanks for watching.
Thank you, friend. Unfortunately, thats the one part that sucks about it. You can only use the "A" pedal to move to the NEXT phrase. Not the previous.
@invioinvio Anytime! Sure, man. You don't have to follow the blinking light. You can loop in 5/4 if you want. Unless you turn up the guide volume, you don't have to deal with the drums.
@invioinvio You get 16 minutes total recorded material on the pedal. So you can do one loop for 16 min or 8 loops for 2 min each, etc.
It would deffinately make it easier to use. You can set it up to have 3/4 ctrl switches instead of 2, which is already sweet. You can have one always set to "tuner/bypass" which is what I do. I just got the GT-10B. If you use BOSS products, The FS-6 is sweet any way.
@TheBlackblood96 Nope. Its clean. Some might say otherwise but its great.
@MrIbanez111 Yeah man. They're built in. They call it the "Guide" though. Thanks for watching
@moe2338 Yep, its called the RC-50. I think its $300-$500 dollars (CAD)
@94dmfp94 It says in the manual not to mix other brands, but they all work. Whether they have any adverse effects on the gear, I don't know.
@rogerioadriani Thanks for the comments, but at no point do I say you can't switch to any phrase you want.
@ashwapollo Make sure you're stereo cable is plugged into the centre, or the mono cable in just the A side. Make sure the polarity and momentary/latch switches are set according to the specs in your manual. If that doesn't help, I'm not sure. Try a different cable. Let me know if it works.
@heikoyh The only other option is to get a 1/4" Stereo male to a split L/R mono cables and plug them both into the A/B ports....though It sounds like extra cable for nothing though. The FS-6 works for other pedals too.
@alexdaman8 It will work with any BOSS pedal with an optional footswitch.
@vancoovur You can set them from latch to momentary with a swtich. Each BOSS pedal manual will tell you how to set them, otherwise it's optional. I have another vid explaining the FS-6 on my channel. Thanks, my friend.
@ACDCcoverkid In the end I would get the FS-6. Too much is better than not enough, and if you do decide to use the A/B you'll be happy you had the forsight. I am curious as to whether you could run two pedals FS functions at the same time. Let me know how it works out.
@Quakelord1991 I don't have a guitar amp with channels. You'd have to try it. I know I can't use it instead of my channel selector on my Yorkville bass amp. You'd have to read your manual.
thanks man, it helped me a lot!
@mullen2105 Thanks very much. Glad they help.
@jfkdjfd It was $60 (Canadian). I just tried mine out and it does work as a footswitch for a head. You can even have momentary channel switching! If all you need it to switch back and forth you want a standard footswitch. They don't need batteries too. I have a 2 channel foot switch that does effects/distortion. It was 20 bucks, so I imagine a single footswitch would be $10-$15, my friend.
So since you can't go backwards in phrases if you only have two phrases, does the A button go back to the first phrase from the second or does it go to a blank phrase?
Cheers for the lesson. I just bought an RC2 and can only loop about 2 seconds and build over a 2 second loop. Is there another setting where I can do longer loops?
Also, I have hooked up an amplifier footswitch which seems to work like the FS6 you have and I want to use it to switch from phrase to phrase but cant even save phrases to use.
Please let me know if you can help me out with some tips and thanx for your help so far.
@telsonater so basicly if i do a live loop on phrase 1 which is empty and then press the "a" pedal it will switch to phrase 2 which is pre recorded? is it also possible to switch to phrase 3 4 5 6 ect? how will i know on which phrase i am? thanks !
The Loop Station records also, right? And you can playback your initial beat for backup sound?
@spooky23boo Hey, good question. I haven't tried it out yet, but I'm certain it will work.
It is bluky though. The FS pedals can be used on any BOSS pedal, but if this is your only one, you might be better off with the 20. I find the 2 easy to use and hassle free, plus I use it with other BOSS pedals. For the $, I'd say 2 all the way my man. I hope this helps
@tangantribe09 You can! lol. I just tried and it works!! How cool is that? Bear in mind you cant have both a mic in the aux and an instrument in the main input @ the same time.
Just wondering if you could tell us which mode both switches are set to? and does the polarity matter? Thanks
@MarkDally That worked? Or did you do something else?
If I have a 3-channel amp, could I use this A/B footswitch to toggle between A-Crunch, B-Lead and Off-Clean? In other words, can I access all three channels through the footswitch, even though it's designed for two channels?
Agreed. Thats why I made these videos. It's ridiculous how hard this thing is to work. The manual sucks, and the BOSS site videos are garbage. Happy to help
That's all you can do, my friend. When you turn the drums down they're technically "off". Your mixer will not pick up the drum beat if the drum volume is at zero.
@Lachy101 Doesn't make sense to me either. I'm not sure if the RC-50 can or not....probably
Hey man! First off I want to say, thank you soo much for posting this wonderful video, I learned alot from it that I thought wasn't possible. But in your opinion, which loop station is better, this one or the RC-20XL? Can the 20 do more? Or if you have the FS-5 pedal can you do essentially the same as the 20?
Hi there! I play alot of live gigs using the rc2 loop pedal and would like to buy this pedal only for switching through phrases to change keys ect. . .
So my question is: Can i loop a chord progression live and tap the a switch to switch to a different chord progression without bending down to switch the phrase nob? I guess when you want to make a live loop you have to play on a empty phrase? I hope i didn't just answer my own question! Thanks in advance
@TheBlackblood96 Well I dont have one so I couldn't tell you. I imagine the newer model wouldn't be inferior to the old one though.
@lirasau I don't have the Alesis SR 18 Drum Machine, so how would I know?
@WyldeChylde86 You're askin the wrong guy man. It doesn't seem likely though. Thanks for watching
Does the RC-3 mess with your tone at all? Thanks!
I want to record without the drum beats. How do you do that?I realize I can turn it down but I don't want drums at all.
Thanks for the video.
Do you know if you can record many phrases and then delete them one at a time in the reverse order that you recorded them in , or is it only the last phrase you can delete? Just to reiterate basically You can record 1 loop then 2 then 3 then 4 but can you delete them as 4 then 3 then 2 and finally back to your first loop?
Thanks again.
Thanks in advance.
Hi! thank you for the video! i write from italy, i want to know if loop can be recorded free from TEMPO, i mean, do we always follow the light of the metronome...? bye and thank you
@telsonater
are the drums in dthe loop stadion?
hey dude thanks for the tutorial, that's helpful!
I just come into the idea to buy a loop station before christmas, and i see your video and also i visit the website of roland.
I have no idea how the Boss FS 6 works. Do I only need one 1/4 inch cable to connect the FS 6 and the RC loop station just like you did? No other thing should be done?
warm regard!
Does this pedal mess with your tone at all?
hey! nice video!
im about to buy a loop pedal,
but i recently read that these pedals arent truebypass,
how much does it affect the sound? (volume, too treble or something?)
the rc-2(with the fs-6) is enough to play guitar with a band in a party?
would you suggest me to buy the rc-2 (with the fs-6) or the
rc-20XL? (i want to use it to practice in my home, and if its possible in a party,
or to practice with my band)
thanks :P
Great video!!!, thank you. I wonder how one should do with the RC-3 to record a phrase and continue to play it back without having to stop at all, so that one can play over it without overdubbing. Also, could this simple operation be done away of the pedal using a long cable connecting one or two footswitches (FS-5Ux2 or a FS-6) to the STOP/MEMORY SHIFT jack (i.e. I am thinking about setting the pedal in a rack tray with some other pedals connected to an audio switcher). I appreciate your answer
Would you happen to know how to use two loop stations at the same time, in the same rig without recording existing loops from one looper into the other? I've seen some people use two or more loopers at once..
nice ;D
question...can i use the fs6 for bank up and bank down?on the boss me 70?
and how?
thanks ;D
How can use the FS-6 in the Alesis SR 18 Drum Machine?
@alexeipatrascu88 It doesn't work in real time. I think you'd need the rc-50 for that. If you watch the video you'll see the phrase switches over at the end of the current phrase after hitting the pedal.
Wow i just bought one and exactly the same is happening to me, did you find out anything that it could be its driving me nuts!!! Im using it with the ME-20.
I have another video explaining the footswitch alone. Check my related videos. So whatever pedal you're attaching it to will have the polarity settings in the manual.
@telsonater Ok...i don't mind the light...but how many seconds can i record...i don't understand, please help!Thank you
dude, what about that latch and momentary switch stuff? how was it selected and what would be the differences? tks!
@jerrycali
Thank you!!
at 00:24, the note says "stereo cable"
also, would the fs5u or L work with this?
I keep hearing in the videos for this switch "it can't be powered with anything but a 9 volt battery"... I swear by a 1spot combo.. it works great.. It can be powered with a 1spot combo 9volt adapter for about $30 along with almost all pedals... No more buying batteries! check it out.
Does anyone know about a loop station or pedal setup where I can delete any specific phrase without deleting all of the following ones?
I mean record phrase 1, then phrase 2, and then delete or mute phrase 1 to leave only the last one looping. Any help will be appreciated!
@telsonater Does the phrase switching go from 1 - 11 and then begin again at 1? So you could choose phrase 1, then tap the switch ten times to play phrase 11, then tap the switch two times to play phrase 2? Or am I going loopy?
@thejakeludwig What's up? No idea from square one?
Don't listen to the idiots talking about the Jam Man. Cheap knock-offs aren't better than BOSS pedals. They're number one for a reason
@TheBlackblood96 This is an RC-2.
I'm not sure what a "lead" is man. lol. I don't know too much about that stuff.
A regular instrument cable has one black ring. Stereo cable has two (left, right). It's like for an expression pedal.
what a bummer you can't go back to a phrase, this means if the same phrase comes up again that you would have to record it on phrase 1 and then the chorus on phrase 3 and then the same phrase from 1 onto 3 again does it? and then the chorus riff would have to be on phrase 4?
If I ever get an RC-3, I'll let you know.