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Saving and Deleting Phrases
About Memory
The memory of the RC-2 is divided into two areas: Phrase tracks 1-11 and the temporary memory.
Memory
Temporary memory
What is a phrase track?
A phrase track is an area of the RC-2�s internal memory in which phrases are stored. Phrases that are saved here are not deleted when the power is turned off. In addition, phrases that are saved here can be selected at any time by using the PHRASE SELECT knob.
Record/ Overdubbing
Save (WRITE) Phrase tracks
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Play
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A phrase that you record or overdub is first stored in temporary memory. The phrase stored in temporary memory is temporary, and is erased when the following operations occur: If your recording/overdubbing produces a phrase that you wish to keep, be sure to save it to a phrase track (p. 32) before performing either of the above operations.
� When you turn off the power � When you select a different phrase track
The maximum total length of phrases that can be saved in Phrase Tracks 1�11 is 16 minutes. You can only change the playback tempo (p. 35) of phrases saved to the phrase tracks. If you wish to change the playback tempo of a newly recorded or overdubbed phrase, save it to a phrase track first.
Deleting a Phrase from Temporary Memory
Hold down the pedal for at least two seconds while playback is stopped or while a phrase is being played back (during playback without overdubbing).
The LOOP/ONE SHOT indicator flashes rapidly, and the phrase in the temporary memory is deleted.
