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Which of your videos teaches how to get that 4th FX to be programmed to the 4th foot switch?

Such a great video!

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Good stuff! Thank you.

Thanks for this! Keep up the good work.

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thanks a lot! It is very easy to follow your instructions because you are a good tutor

Your doing great with these videos! Very helpful

You have described how to assign effect to input, not track.

I hope martin makes an SC with all solid wood no plywood or veneer or fancy terms for plywood.

how to change the fourth fx in a fx bank? any link to the video?

how to change the whole fx bank in rc 600

With the RC-600Is there anyway to have 4 lines in set to separate outputs and then when you loop have the loop keep the separated lines? I have everything routed right and when I play the lines are in separated outputs but as soon as I loop all 4 signals get sent to every output…

What do you think of sheeran looper x? Is it worth the money it is priced at in terms of functionality? Whick one should i buy? That sheeran one is very expensive.

Can you change the volume of the layers or overdubs in a track, if you have many overdubs?

Can you use boss gt1 as midi controller for loopy pro? I can get any information on it. I could not figure out bow to do it if it is even possible?

Can i delete a specific layer in a loop in rc 600?

can i make 6 rigs/patches, attach them with 6 loop tracks, and turn them on with the respective 6 loop tracks when I am looping?

thanks for the tip :)

I literally almost guive up few months ago , but yesterday after my strugle with Boss RC600 how to understand all functions and have it locked in my cupboard i decided to try again ... for my surprise i could connect all my instruments , play all of them , singing and creat a song , after i plugged the Boss RC600 into my Tascam Model 12 , playing the loops i creat or song and i recorded into the Tascam , the final result it was quite overwhelming for myself and the quality of sound really is surprising i was not expecting how this divice deliver high quality sound and the Tascam model 12 also . Both together are just the perfect marriage. Watching your video now i know how to safe everything i do on my Boss RC600 in itself . Now i need to catch-up all your videos as make few months i haven't use it because how put off was by the complicated menu and setting.

The output level knob that adjusts the volume of the RC-600 is independent of the input level. That means you can get a consistent recorded loop level with your setup and still vary the output of the device as necessary. You can do this per loop or as a system setting. As a system setting, I suggest you find where is unity gain or your preferred output for your setup and mark it with tape for reference. You can also go to the mixer display and check what is the number for your preferred main output level (0 - 200) and use this for reference.

VERY helpful. Thank you! After the create the first loop. Will the following loops that you create quantize to the first one? Or do you have to stop the recording at the exact moment to make them in sync?

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thanks for your work! since there is no such information in the manual. I will be grateful if you continue to make further reviews

I have one and LOVE IT 😊

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Are you can play guitar???

I want to: auto record a 4 bar loop at 120 bpm. Any guidance on how to do this? Thanks!

Do you know if I can assign the 4th track to be controlled on an FS-6 Dual Footswitch instead of changing to the second mode?

How do you change colors of tracks 4, 5 and 6? When I press track select, the colors remain the same. Any indication? Thanks!

I've got one word for this...Great job!

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is it possible to turn off tempo blinking? and determine the tempo by feel?

Bro thanks so much! Love your tutorials

I preferred the plastic pins.

Possibly a dumb question but how did you get the metronome to start before pressing play/record? I've hit the rhythm button but nothing... Also, thank you for these videos! SUPER helpful!!

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Barely any difference between the two, thanks for a Very informative video, I was wondering once I heard of these 😂😂😂

Thanks, just got my RC-600 . My piano keyboard on inst1 was sounding strange. By turning off comp on master FX helps !

I have the white red luxe pins and compared them with bufalo horn pins! , for me the horn pins seem to produce a lighter sound with more overtones and string seperation but still bassy and sexy , wheras the heavier luxe pins gie a denser , more pronounced mid range and a lot of sustain for the basses , but sacrifices that with a little less agility of the soundboard and the overtones. consider the weight you put on your bridge. Buffalo pins are for me the best compromise on all my guitars, but luxe pins are fun if you looking for a specific dense sound but yes a litle loss an agility and liveliness .

helllo, does it quantize ? best.

Thanks for the test, I feel the Metal Pin made a warmer sound.

Hello there! Is there a way to turn off input monitoring on the RC600 Im sending logic audio to my boss RC600 out of an audio interface output and into inst 2. I have no issues with that, i have the output set correctly on my interface and I'm able to record sound onto the boss. However I'm trying to get rid of the input monitoring. Is there a way that i can turn off the input sound on the boss and only hear the track after its been recorded? Id like to be able to loop drums and what not from logic but currently when i do that i hear the drum vst as well as the input from the boss in logic. would be great to just hear the vst while recording on the boss, then when the loop begins i hear the loop. does that make sense? Hopefully you can help!

Very useful. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you and happy new year!

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What do you mean by mix the signal to what you want? What are you actually doing to the RC 600 to mix. Are you sending the signal out of the sub output or using the phones output? I know how to use this pedal, but I don’t really understand what you’re doing with it in the situation you’re describing