Boss Audio Systems Loop Station RC-300 Manuel D’Utilisation

For each track, you can specify the jacks from which its sound will be output.
If desired, you can also make this setting apply to all phrase memories. g “Using the

MAIN

The sound is output from the MAIN OUTPUT and PHONES jacks.

SUB

The sound is output from the SUB OUTPUT jacks. The sound is not output from the MAIN

OUTPUT and PHONES jacks.

MAIN+SUB

The sound is output from the MAIN and SUB OUTPUT jacks and the PHONES jack.

Each track saves the tempo at which that track was recorded. This is called the “original tempo” of the track. The phrase memory also has a

“phrase memory tempo” (p. 21) that is shared by all tracks 1, 2, and 3.
When recording ends, the original tempo is automatically calculated according to the following conditions.

Original tempo will be set from the “phrase memory tempo” (p. 21).

The original tempo is automatically calculated according to the following conditions.
Phrase Memory Tempo will be set to the same value as the automatically calculated original tempo.

The original tempo is calculated according to the rhythm’s time signature (Beat: p. 25) and the number of 

measures (Measure).

4 measures

2 measures

4/4 time signature

4/4 time signature

For example, if the time signature (Beat) is “4/4,” the number of measures (Measure)

is “4,” and you’ve recorded for six seconds, the calculated tempo will be “160.”

If the number of measures (Measure) is set to “2,” the calculated tempo will be “80.”

The recorded number of measures is assumed to be “1, 2, 4, 8, 16... measures,” and the original tempo

will be calculated in the range of “80–160.”

For example, if “4/4” is specified as the time signature (Beat), and you record for eight seconds,

the calculated tempo will be “120” (a tempo in the range of “80–160” will be selected).

In the case of 1 measure…

Tempo: 30

In the case of 2 measures…  Tempo: 60

In the case of 3 measures…  Tempo: 120

In the case of 4 measures…  Tempo: 240