Hi, if I lay down a 1-bar loop, will the Ditto let me record, say, an 8-bar overdub and multiply the original loop 8 times to match?
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Yes, but you should record the 1-bar loop and push the end loop record button for the length of the longest loop. Easy. Other way is to record first the 8-bar loop........ You just got figure it out your way round....
1322966
no. you'd need to play the 1 bar loop 8 times. the length of the first loop set the length of all the following loops.
1322967
NO unfortunately the ditto's don't stretch that first track. What you lay down as the first track governs the length.
1322968
nope, if you overdub 8 times over a 1 bar loop the overdubs will layer one-on-top-of-the-other over that 1 bar. You would have to record the base loop as an 8 bar, press stop, and then overdub over the 8 bar loop that you created.
1110134
Absolutely. I have not yet done that myself. But I have seen it done in a tutorial video. Only thing is the sample buttons only hold up to 16 beats.
1654332
If you recorded some loops previously, it is supoused to keep sounding while you tap once again to record over it...Get in touch with TC electronic customer service
242159
Yes, a looper like the Ditto x 2 comes after any stompboxes and just before input into your amp, so it is independant and unaffected by amp type.Can it be used in an amp effects loop is a good question though. I would say not, better to remain out in front of amp and after effects.
2170077
You mean, if you can make sound two or three loops simultaneously??. No you dón't, because it only have two seconds for record an only loop.
1425562
Every time you overdub, it creates a brand new track with the previous track along with the overdub. This means that you can overdub on the same track infinitely. I honestly would not recommend the overdub feature because it has no metronome and no blinking light to tell you when to come in.
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Yes it does on at least 1 channel. Depends on your machine, some have 2 channels to record audio.
1640956
Well, I think you could put it in half speed mode, record, then go back to regular speed, but as for whether you can put it in half speed before starting to record a loop, I'm not sure, may need to record the first loop before switching to half speed. I have never tried. It should work, I would think....
630451
Your best bet is to just try it. I think what happens is the playback starts, but I don't think it arms for overdub. I'm not able to test it right now, but if you own the floor switch you can try it
300033
It works only with one. if you have two mics hooked on each it XLR will be the one active (the TRS signal is so low that is kind of useless). I guess the Y would also compromise the quality signal too. Better look for another solution that supports 2 mics
65126
If you want the effects on the loop, put it after the fx pedal - it just records whatever you send it - so you could record a loop with effects & then play over it clean, or vice-versa
121038
Hello Martin,my wife is logged on and I saw your post.I have this recorder,Dp-008.8 tracks but you can only record 1or 2 at a time,then go back and record on another 1or 2 until all 8 are full. There's only 2 inputs anyway.this is true for the dp-oo4 4trk also.Mabey a different brand or I know most 16tr recorders allow 4 at once.Hope this helps,you probably have your answer already. Allen
353960
I don't think so. I believe if you're using the "mic in" slot it overrides the built-in microphone. Either way, it only records one track at a time.
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if you have the original set, you can only record 1 at a time. the set has just 1 tuner. depending on the size of your hard drive is how much space you have. I have 1 tbite and have not ran out of space. had this set for 9 months, and still think it is worth the $
1433765
Yes you can record 4 individual tracks at the same time on to your DAW pro tools or other
814776
If I understand your question is: can one record instruments to different channels and then later add multiple vocals to remaining tracks. If that's the question, the answer is yes: you "arm" the tracks you want to record to (light above each turns red), disarm those you want to play (light above should be green) and then use the record function, recording to the armed tracks while the R24 plays from the disarmed tracks. You would want to record each vocal track in turn (even if you have more than one vocalist) to avoid bleed-over from one vocal track to the next. Also, if you don't want a particular track to play, press the button above it until there is no light. The track is still there; it just won't be played. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes! You can use both inputs as you want, record same instrument using two mics or vocals and instruments, etc. Depending on the instruments you need to set up the Mic/inst swtich to adjunst input levels.