TC Electronic DITTO JAM X2 LOOPER User Manual
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The Ditto Jam X2 Looper features built-in microphones and a BeatSense feature that can detect the beat from your band in real-time, allowing the loops to stay in sync automatically. Ensure the BeatSense function is enabled, and position the looper where it can clearly pick up the band's rhythm section.
The Ditto Jam X2 Looper provides up to 5 minutes of loop time per track, with unlimited overdubs, allowing extensive layering and creativity.
To clear all loops, press and hold the footswitch for a few seconds until the LED blinks rapidly. Release the footswitch to erase all loop data from the current session.
Ensure that the BeatSense microphones are not obstructed and are positioned to capture the best sound from the rhythm section. Check that the sensitivity is appropriately set and there is minimal background noise. Adjust the placement if necessary.
Yes, the Ditto Jam X2 Looper can be used with an external metronome. Connect the metronome to one of the input sources or place it near the BeatSense microphones to ensure it picks up the tempo accurately.
To update the firmware, download the latest firmware from the TC Electronic website, connect the looper to your computer via USB, and follow the instructions provided with the firmware download to complete the update process.
The Ditto Jam X2 Looper requires a 9V DC power supply with at least 100mA current capacity. Ensure the power supply is center-negative.
Check all cable connections and ensure they are secure. Verify that the input and output levels are set correctly and that there is no clipping. If using with other pedals, ensure power supplies are adequate and isolated to prevent interference.
Yes, the Ditto Jam X2 Looper includes a reverse function. Simply press the reverse footswitch to toggle the reverse playback mode for the current loop.
Yes, the Ditto Jam X2 Looper can be connected directly to a PA system. Use the appropriate cables (1/4-inch to XLR or DI box) to connect the output of the looper to the PA system's input.