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Using the Looper

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Note: When recording in the “POST” mode, it is likely that the Amp & FX modeling

will add some substantial gain to your dry signal. If, while you are playing back a “POST”

recorded loop, you change the setting to “PRE,” this results in ‘doubling up’ the gain by

running the playback through Amp & FX processing again. This is likely to cause the

output to become loud and to distort. Best to pick a mode while playback is stopped, before

starting your new loop!

REC/OVERDUB - To record a loop, step on this switch and the Looper will immediately

start recording. Step on it a 2nd time and your recorded loop will begin to play back, with

Overdub mode activated (the switch’s LED will ash to indicate Overdub mode).

Once you have a loop recorded, you can layer an overdub on top of your current loop.

Simply play back the loop and step on the ﬂashing REC/OVERDUB switch. Your new

live guitar will be recorded on top of your previously recorded loop. Repeat these steps to

record as many additional overdubs as you like!

PLAY/STOP - Press this switch to start and stop playback of your recorded loop. If

you are actively recording a loop, press this switch to set your loop “out” point; recording

is stopped and the newly recorded loop starts playing immediately.

PLAY ONCE - Pressing this button plays your recorded loop for one cycle. Cool for

triggering a pre-recorded phrase on demand!

TAP (Clear Loop) - Holding the TA P button when in “Looper” Mode clears out

any recorded Loop audio. This function will automatically stop the Looper

playback or Loop recording, if active.

Note: When the MODE switch is set to Looper mode, holding the TA P button does not

set POD HD to the Tuner mode. To access the Tuner, ﬁrst set the MODE switch to Preset

or Pedal On/Off mode, then press and hold the TA P button.

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Sennheiser HD400 User Manual Page 62