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Using the Looper

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uSing the looper

The Looper in POD® HD300 & POD® HD400 offers you up to 24 seconds of mono

recording time, as well as the ability to record overdubs, play on-demand and more, all via

several handy footswitches.

Looper Controls

When you engage the Looper mode, the four bottom row switches control the Looper,

providing hands-free operation of the Looper functions. Here are the details:

MODE - Toggle this footswitch so that the middle, red LED is lit to engage Looper

mode. The gold-colored labels on the row of switches to the right describe the action for

each in Looper mode. (See “Footswitch Mode” on page 1•3 for MODE options.)

PRE/POST - Toggling this switch determines whether Amp & FX processing is added

to your guitar signal during the recording of your loop, or only for the loop’s playback.

• PRE (switch is unlit): Your guitar signal is recorded unprocessed (i.e. - the loop is

recorded “Pre” Amp & FX processing). When played back, the loop audio is mixed

with incoming guitar to feed the current Preset’s Amp & FX processing. If you

change Presets or tone settings while set to PRE, you’ll hear them applied to your

loop playback.

• POST (switch is lit): Your guitar signal is recorded processed (i.e. - the loop is

recorded “Post” Amp & FX processing). When played back, the loop audio is mixed

with incoming guitar AFTER the guitar signal has been processed through the Amp

and FX. This provides the ability select a new Preset which is applied only on your

guitar input, while the loop plays back with the original recorded Preset tone!

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Sennheiser HD400 User Manual Page 61