Playing Loops; Recording Loops; Setting Tempo - Paper Jamz 6388 Manual Del Usuario

Play functions

Playing loops

A loop is a music sample that is repeated over
and over again. Paper Jamz Pro drums have 3
pre-loaded drum loops (Loop 1, Loop 2 and Loop
3) and 1 custom drum loop (Custom Loop). Until
you record your own custom loop, touching
Custom Loop will not have an effect.
To play a loop, touch Menu and then Loop 1,
Loop 2, Loop 3 or Custom Loop. To stop a loop,
touch Menu and then Loop Stop. You can play
loops over songs or while creating your own
music. Loops play at the current tempo.

Recording loops

To record your own loop, touch REC. The REC LED will light up except on the very first beat of
the recording tempo. To stop recording a loop, touch REC again. After you stop recording, your
custom loop will continue playing so you can decide if you want to keep it or create a new one.
You can stop it by touching Menu and then Loop Stop.
tempo (see Setting Tempo on following page). The default tempo speed while recording a loop is
the last tempo you set. Watch the LED and listen to the metronome to keep track of the tempo
when recording custom loops.
Note: Custom loops are only stored during your jamming session, so you can make new ones
each time you play.

Setting tempo

Tempo is how fast or slow music plays. You can change the tempo of your loops by tapping the
tempo button 3 times. The faster you tap, the faster the loop will play. To slow down the tempo,
tap slower. The tempo LED always flashes to the current tempo.
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The total length of all loops is 8 beats. Once
the 8 beats of the custom loop have finished
playing or recording, the loop will play back
from beat 1. This allows you to record multiple
layers in your custom loop. The metronome
will beat twice on the last beat, so you know
the loop is coming to an end and will begin
repeating.
You can change the speed of the custom loop
while playing or recording by adjusting the