Owner’s Manual
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EXTREME (RF) RADIO FREQUENCY ENVIRONMENTS The JamMan Solo XT may experience audio dropout if exposed to an Extreme RF Environment. Such RF Environments may be found in very close proximity to strong radio transmitters. If the audio is lost due to such RF Environments, it is advised that you place the ferrite choke onto the power adapter cable per the diagram below. The ferrite core (P/N 5027963) can be found within the power adapter box.
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Table of Contents Introduction ��������������������������������������������������������� 2 Features ������������������������������������������������������������������ 3 Included Items ������������������������������������������������������� 3 User Interface & Connectors ������������������������������ 4 Connection Diagrams ������������������������������������������� 9 Connecting to the Amp Input ����������������������������������������9 Multi-Pedal/Single-Player Using JamSync ������������������ 10 Multi-Pedal
Introduction Congratulations and thank you for purchasing the JamMan® Solo XT Stereo Looper/ Phrase Sampler. The JamMan Solo XT features 200 internal memory locations that can hold up to 35 minutes of loops.
Features • Single Phrase & Loop Playback • JamMan® JamSync Supports Syncing of multiple JamMan Solo XTs for MultiTrack Looping • Stereo 44.1 kHz 16-Bit .
User Interface & Connectors 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 20 JAMSYNC undoing and redoing the last overdub. Pressing the Pedal Switch two times quickly stops loop playback. This switch is also used for exiting the Setup menu and aborting the store function. 2. STATUS LED 2 1 1. PEDAL SWITCH The Pedal Switch is used to start recording and toggle between playback and overdubbing.
4. LED DISPLAY This display shows the currently selected loop memory location and JamSync slave status. It also shows information during operational procedures and Setup menu navigation, such as displaying and editing tempo. 5. UP/DOWN BUTTONS The up and down buttons are used for selecting loop memory locations and selecting options when navigating the Setup menu. These buttons can also be used to cue up the next loop for seamless on-the-fly loop transitions. 6.
10 11 12 20 JAMSYNC beats of the measure. If the tempo of a stored loop is changed, the loop plays back at the new tempo without any change of pitch. Pressing and holding this button will reset any tempo change applied to a loop (back to its original tempo) as long as the tempo change has not been stored to memory. 11. SETUP BUTTON Pressing this button will enter Setup Mode where you can change global parameters and loop attributes, such as Rhythm Type, Time Signature, Pedal Tempo on/off, etc.
XT, using a TRS (stereo) 1/8” mini cable, for slave loop operation. 13 14 15 16 13. POWER JACK Connect the included power supply to this jack. The JamMan Solo XT can only be powered using the external power supply. 14. JAMSYNC OUT JACK Connect this jack to the JamSync IN jack of another JamMan Solo XT, using a TRS (stereo) 1/8” mini cable, for master loop control. 15. JAMSYNC IN JACK Connect this jack to the JamSync OUT jack of another JamMan Solo 17 18 19 16.
keep true stereo separation between channels. 18. LEFT INPUT (MONO) JACK 20. LEFT OUT (MONO) JACK Connect this output to the input of a single guitar amplifier, another pedal input, or amp effects return. Connect your instrument, additional 21. RIGHT OUT JACK pedal, or an amp effects send to this Connect this output to the input jack. Signals are heard at both outputs of a second guitar amplifier when a when using only the LEFT (MONO) second amp is being used. IN jack. 19.
Connection Diagrams Connecting to the Amp Input Connect a music player or some other audio source to the AUX IN jack (optional). Connect the JamMan™ Solo XT’s LEFT OUT jack to the amp’s input. 20 JAMSYNC Connect your guitar/bass to the LEFT INPUT. Out 2 Out 1 (Mono) Connect the RIGHT OUT jack to a second amp’s input (optional). In 2 In 1 (Mono) Connect other pedals in front of the JamMan Solo XT (optional). Connect optional FS3X to the JamMan Solo XT’s FOOTSWITCH input for hands-free control.
Multi-Pedal/Single-Player Using JamSync Connect the JamMan™ Solo XT’s LEFT OUT jack to the amp’s input. Connect the master’s JAMSYNC OUT jack to the slave’s JAMSYNC IN jack. 20 JAMSYNC 20 . JAMSYNC Connect a music player or some other audio source to the AUX IN jack (optional). Connect your guitar/bass to the LEFT INPUT. Out 2 Out 1 (Mono) MASTER Connect the RIGHT OUT jack to a second amp’s input (optional).
Multi-Pedal/Multi-Player Using JamSync O UT MASTER J a mS ync IN 20 JAMSYNC SLAVE SLAVE 20 . 20 .
Quick Start 1. Make necessary connections (see “Connection Diagrams”). 2. Connect the included power adapter 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 12 to the JamMan Solo XT. Select an empty memory location using the buttons (LOOP and SINGLE LEDs will be off). Set the control to the 12 o’clock position and the control to the minimum position. Press the to initiate recording. Recording will begin and you should start playing.
Operation Selecting a Loop in Memory To select loops, press the and buttons. As you press these buttons the LED display will update, showing the currently selected memory location number. You can also press and hold these buttons to scroll through all the loop memories. When Loop 200 is reached, pressing the button will cause the loop memories to wrap around and return to Loop 1. Likewise, if Loop 1 is reached, pressing the button will wrap the other way, returning to Loop 200.
Free-Form vs Auto Quantized Looping There are two ways you can record loops using the JamMan Solo XT, Free-Form looping or Auto Quantize looping. Free-Form Looping Free-Form looping is the standard way loopers have been used since their inception. You initiate recording of the phrase and then set the loop end point when you reach the end of your passage. The loop end point is set exactly when you press the to stop the recording, at which time the tempo for the loop is then calculated.
Once the tempo is established, record your loop and set the loop end point at the end of a measure. If your timing was a little early or late, not to worry, the JamMan Solo XT automatically adjusts the loop length to the measure length set by the Tempo and Time Signature. NOTE: The JamMan Solo XT can record and playback loops up to 10 minutes long. Recording a Loop (Free-Form) Pedal Tempo Off (Default)/Auto Record Off (Default) 1.
Recording a Loop Using Auto Record See “Setup > Auto Record” for information on enabling the Auto Record feature. 1. Select an empty memory location using the buttons (LOOP and SINGLE LEDs will be off). 2. (Optional) If you wish to use the Rhythm guide Track, set the control to the 9 o’clock position then tap the button a few times at the rate you want the phrase tempo to be. This will create an auto quantized loop.You will begin to hear the Rhythm Guide Track.
Recording a Loop (Auto Quantize) Pedal Tempo Off (Default)/Auto Record Off (Default) 1. Select an empty memory location using the buttons (LOOP and SINGLE LEDs will be off). 2. Set the control to the 9 o’clock position then tap the button a few times at the rate you want the phrase tempo to be.You will begin to hear the Rhythm Guide Track.
Recording a Loop Using Pedal Tempo (Auto Quantize) See “Setup > Pedal Tempo” for information on enabling the Pedal Tempo feature. 1. Select an empty memory location using the buttons (LOOP and SINGLE LEDs will be off). 2. Set the control to the 9 o’clock position. 3. Press the a few times at the rate you want the phrase tempo to be.You will begin to hear the Rhythm Guide Track and the beats will be indicated by a flashing TEMPO button LED.
Recording a Loop Using the AUX IN Jack The JamMan Solo XT can record stereo loops using the AUX IN 1/8” mini jack. This jack can be connected to portable music players for practicing or learning new songs. Recording loops from the AUX IN jack is the same as recording your instrument loops using the 1/4” LEFT/RIGHT INPUT jacks. It is recommended to use the Auto Record option when recording from the AUX IN jack (see “Setup > Auto Record” for information on enabling Auto Record).
Multiple Loop Playback (Cueing Loops) The JamMan Solo XT allows you to cue up loops for seamless multi-loop playback. This can be used to playback a sequence of loops for creating an entire song. To cue a loop: 1. While a loop is playing, press the or button to select the loop which you wish to cue. The loop memory location number in the display will flash, indicating the loop is cued for playback. 2. Once the current loop reaches its loop end point, the cued loop will seamlessly begin playing.
Recording Overdubs Once a loop has been recorded, the JamMan Solo XT allows you to record multiple overdubs on top of the loop. Overdub recording is only possible with Loops. Single Phrases do not allow for overdub recording. If you do wish to add overdubs to a Single Phrase, you can always convert it to a Loop as described in “Setup > Playback Type”. Overdubs can be added to a loop at any time.
To record an overdub: 1. Press the to initiate playback of the loop, indicated by a solid green STATUS LED. 2. Press the again when you want to start overdubbing. Overdub recording will be indicated by a solid yellow STATUS LED. 3. As soon as you’re done overdubbing, press the again. Anything played while overdub was active is now heard with the recorded phrase. 4. To add additional overdubs, repeat steps 2 and 3. 5.
Undo, Redo, & Clear Undo The Undo feature allows you to delete the last overdub which you recorded.You can only undo your last overdub, and only if it has not been stored to memory. If you begin recording another overdub, the previously recorded overdub becomes merged with the original loop. This behavior occurs every time you record a new overdub. Redo If you undo an overdub on accident, the Redo feature allows you to retrieve the overdub.
To Undo/Redo/Clear a recorded overdub: 1. Select an existing loop in memory using the buttons or load an empty memory location and record and store a new loop. 2. Record your overdub as described in “Operation > Recording Overdubs”. When done, press the 5. to initiate loop playback (the STATUS LED will light green). 3. To Undo an overdub, press and hold 6.
Time Stretching a Phrase You can speed up or slow down the tempo of a stored loop or single phrase without changing its pitch. There are two ways to time stretch a phrase: set the exact tempo using the Tempo option in the Setup menu, or tap in the tempo using the button. To time stretch a phrase: 1. Select the desired memory location using the buttons. 2. Initiate playback by pressing the . 3.
Storing a Loop Whenever you record a loop, add overdubs to a loop, or change loop attributes (i.e. Playback Type, Rhythm Type, Tempo, or Time Signature) the Store button LED will light, indicating that changes have been made which require storing if you wish to retain them. If not stored, these changes will be lost if you either select a different loop memory location or turn off the power to the JamMan Solo XT. Storing also allows you store loop attribute changes made to empty loop memory locations.
Copying a Loop The JamMan Solo XT provides a way to copy loops to other memory locations. This can come in handy when you want to change loop attributes (such as tempo) or experiment with overdubs without affecting the original loop. To copy a loop to another memory location: 1. Select the loop which you would 4. Press the button again to like to copy using the copy the loop to the newly selected buttons. memory location. 2. Press the button once. 3.
Deleting a Loop The JamMan Solo XT uses both internal memory and optional external Micro SD/ SDHC memory cards for the storage of loop files. Loops can be deleted one at a time to make room for other loops.You can delete loops from both internal memory and external memory. Warning! The deletion of a loop cannot be undone! You should backup any loops you wish to keep, using the JamManager XT loop librarian management software, before deleting them. To delete a loop from internal or external memory: 1.
Erasing All Loops (Internal Memory) The JamMan Solo XT allows you to quickly erase all loops from internal memory. Warning! Erasure of all loops cannot be undone! You should backup any loops you wish to keep, using the JamManager XT loop librarian management software, before erasing all loops. To erase all loops from internal memory: 1. Ensure an internal memory location 4. has been selected (the CARD MEM LED should be off).
Erasing All Loops (External Memory Card) The JamMan Solo XT allows you to quickly erase all loops from external memory. The erase procedure only erases JamMan Solo XT loop data. All other data and files on the card are left untouched. Warning! Erasure of all loops cannot be undone! You should backup any loops you wish to keep, using the JamManager XT loop librarian management software, before erasing all loops. 30 To erase all loops from the external memory card: 1. Ensure an external memory location 4.
Using JamSync JamSync allows you to sync multiple JamSync compatible JamMan devices via 1/8” mini TRS cables. This allows one JamMan device to act as a master for all synced slaves, providing muli-track looping capabilities.You can cascade multiple JamMan Solo XTs together for single-player/multi-track looping or collaborate with other musicians, each recording and cueing their own loops for expressive multi-player/multi-track looping.
When JamMan Solo XTs are initially connected via the JAMSYNC jacks, Syn will appear in the slave’s display, indicating JamSync connection is established. The SYn indicator will also be displayed 20 . when initially powering up devices which are slaved to a master. Properly connected slaves will also be indicated by a decimal segment which will light in the display, as shown to the left. If you have a slave connected and do not see these indicators, check your JamSync cable.
For information on verifying or changing the settings in the previous table, see “Setup”. When recording to multiple JamSync compatible devices, there are two methods for recording: 1. Record to the Master, set playback on the Master, then arm and record to the Slave. 2.
OUT 20 JAMSYNC MASTER 34 Jam Sync IN . 20 JAMSYNC SLAVE When cascading multiple JamMan Solo XTs in series and using JamSync, you will need to make the last JamMan Solo XT device in the chain the master. The master will provide the Rhythm Guide Track. Therefore, you can turn the control on the master device to the desired listening level and ensure all slaved devices have their controls turned all the way down.
Recording Loops One at a Time Using JamSync To record one loop at a time using JamSync: 1. Select an empty memory location in If you set a tempo in step 2, you will each JamMan Solo XT device using the receive a one bar count in, indicated buttons (LOOP and by a flashing red and green STATUS SINGLE LEDs will be off). LED. After the count in, begin playing with the first beat to start recording. 2.
6. To record a loop the same length as the master loop, press the on the slave device just before or just after the master device’s loop end point.You can also record loops 2 or more times longer than the master loop on the slave device. The loop length needs to be a multiple of the master’s loop length. Once the loop end point is set on the slave device, the synced loops will continue to playback together. 7.
Recording Loops Sequentially Using JamSync To record loops to a master and slave sequentially using JamSync: 1. Select an empty memory location in red STATUS LED. each JamMan Solo XT device using 4. Press the on the the buttons (LOOP master device to initiate recording and SINGLE LEDs will be off). and begin playing. If you set a tempo 2.
6. To record a loop the same length as the master loop, press the on the slave device just before or just after the master device’s loop end point.You can also record loops 2 or more times longer than the master loop on the slave device. The loop length needs to be a multiple of the master’s loop length. Once the loop end point is set on the slave device, the synced loops will continue to playback together. 7.
Playing Back Loops Using JamSync To initiate playback on synced JamSync devices: 1. Press the on any 4. To stop loop playback of a slave slave device which you want to arm device, quickly press the twice. flash green, indicating the slave device 5. To stop loop playback of all devices, is armed for sync playback. quickly press the master’s on the SWITCH> twice. master device to initiate playback.
Setup The JamMan Solo XT’s Setup menu allows you to configure global functions and edit loop attributes. The following section will describe each of these Setup menu items in further detail. To enter Setup Mode, press the button. The SETUP button’s LED will flash when in Setup Mode. Pressing the button repeatedly will allow you to navigate the Setup menu.
Playback Type All phrases in the JamMan Solo XT are recorded as loops by default but they can be changed to a Single phrase if desired. A Single phrase plays the recorded phrase once and then stops. Slow repeated presses of the will restart Single phrase playback from the beginning. Pressing the quickly two times will start and then stop Single phrase playback.You can always change Single phrases back to Loops later.
To change between Loop and Single Phrase Playback Types: 1. Stop Loop playback if it is playing. 4. Use the buttons to change between SINGLE and LOOP 2. Select a stored Loop phrase (LOOP options for phrase playback. The LED is lit) using the button will light to indicate buttons. If the CARD MEM LED is lit, this change must be stored if it is to you have selected a memory location be recalled later. on the optional memory card. 5. Press the button twice 3.
Tempo The Tempo setup menu displays the loop tempo in BPMs (beats per minute) and allows you to manually adjust the tempo setting.You can first set a tempo by using the button and then adjust it further in this menu. An empty loop has no tempo so pressing the buttons while in the Tempo menu will set a default tempo of 120BPM.You can also adjust (Time Stretch) the tempo of a stored loop using this option without changing pitch of the phrase (see “Operation > Time Stretching a Phrase”).
Time Signature The JamMan Solo XT allows you to set a time signature before recording a loop. The default time signature for empty loops is 4 beats per measure. Each time signature setting represents how many beats are in the measure (i.e. a setting of 2 would contain 2 beats per measure, a setting of 6 would contain 6 beats per measure, etc.). Time signature can be adjusted from 2 to 15 beats per measure. To set the Time Signature before recording a loop: 1. Select an empty memory location 4.
Rhythm Type The JamMan Solo XT has a built in Rhythm Guide Track with 9 Rhythm Guide Patterns to choose from, ranging from a simple click metronome to drum samples. This built-in Rhythm Guide Track can be used as a metronome to help you stay in time when recording loops.
To select a Rhythm Type: 1. Select the desired memory location using the buttons. 2. Turn the control to the 9 o’clock position. 3. Press the button at the rate you want the phrase tempo to be. This will set the tempo. The TEMPO button LED will now be flashing to the beat of the tempo. 4. Press the button four times, or until rHy appears in the display. 5. Press the buttons to audition each pattern. 6.
Stop Modes The JamMan Solo XT has 3 different loop Stop Modes to choose from, they are: Fade, Finish, and Instant. The below table describes each of these Stop Mode options. Option FAd Fin InS Stop Mode Description Fade Finish Instant Performs a 10 second fade out then stops. Finishes playing the loop in its entirety then stops. Loop stops playing instantly. To change the Stop Mode of a loop: 1. Select the desired memory location using the buttons. 2.
Reverse The Reverse feature lets you playback a recorded loop file in reverse. Changes to the Reverse parameter must be stored to memory if you wish to retain the changes. To Reverse a loop: 1. Press the button six times or until RSe appears in the display. 2. Press the buttons to turn the Reverse feature on and off. 3. Once the desired selection has been made, press the to exit the Setup menu. 4. Press the button twice to store the changes.
Auto Record The Auto Record feature is off by default. This feature allows the JamMan Solo XT to be armed for recording, but not actually begin recording until a signal is detected at one of the JamMan Solo XT’s inputs. To turn Auto Record on or off: 1. Press the button seven times or until Arc appears in the display. 2. Press the buttons to turn Auto Record on and off. 3. Once the desired selection has been made, press the to exit the Setup menu.
Pedal Tempo The Pedal Tempo feature is off by default. This feature provides tap tempo using the Pedal Switch. This allows you to set the tempo of a loop hands-free, before you begin recording. To turn Pedal Tempo on or off: 1. Press the button eight times or until PdL appears in the display. 2. Press the buttons to turn Pedal Tempo on and off. 3. Once the desired selection has been made, press the to exit the Setup menu.
Record Sequence The Record Sequence feature determines the order in which recording, overdubbing, and playback occurs. The available Record Sequence options are: Option rdP rPd Record SequencE Description Record » Dub » Play Record » Play » Dub Enables overdubbing immediately after record. Enables Play immediately after record. To change the Record Sequence setting: 1. Press the button nine times or until rdP or rPd appears in the display. 2.
20 JAMSYNC External Micro SD/SDHC Memory Cards Using External Memory Cards The JamMan Solo XT offers 35 minutes of total built-in loop memory storage.You can add additional memory storage by installing an optional SD/SDHC compatible memory card into the card slot found on the left side of the JamMan Solo XT’s chassis.
Formatting Memory Cards If a memory card is inserted into the JamMan Solo XT that does not have a valid format, the JamMan Solo XT will not recognize it and the display will read nF. The card must be formatted before the JamMan Solo XT can use it. It is recommended any memory card that is inserted into the JamMan Solo XT for the first time be formatted using the JamMan Solo XT’s format procedure. Warning! Formatting a memory card will erase all data on the card.
To format or reformat a Micro SD/SDHC card: 1. Press and hold the button for six seconds. The display will show For (Format Card) and the button will begin flashing. 2. Press the button again. The display will read F? (Format ?) and the Store button will continue to flash. If you wish to abort this procedure, press the . If you wish to proceed, go to step 3. 3. To initiate the card formatting procedure, press and hold the button again for two seconds.
JamManager XT Librarian Software The JamManager XT loop librarian management software is available as a free download from the DigiTech website. This application runs on both Windows and Mac computer systems and lets you archive and transfer loops between the JamMan Solo XT and your computer. For more information, visit www.digitech.com. JamManager XT System Requirements Windows • XP Home/Pro (32),Vista (32/64), 7 (32/64), 8 (32/64) • Intel Core/Athlon XP 2.
Optional FS3X Footswitch The optional FS3X Footswitch gives you hands-free control over the following functions: loop selection, tempo, play, stop, and clear. Mode Switch When the selected loop memory is empty, this footswitch can be used to set the loop tempo. If the loop is recording, playing, or overdubbing, this footswitch will stop any of these functions with a single press.
Multiple Loop Playback with FS3X Another great feature of the JamMan Solo XT is its ability to play different loops back to back during performance using the optional FS3X Footswitch. This lets you play a verse > chorus > verse > bridge progression seamlessly using three different loops. To set up multiple loops for verse > chorus > verse > bridge playback: 1. Record the verse loop and store it to 3. Record the bridge loop and store it to memory location 1. memory location 3. 2.
indicating Loop 3 is cued up to play once Loop 1 finishes. Once Loop 3 begins playing, the display will stop flashing. Memory locations 1, 2, and 3 are used for this example, but any memory locations can be used for multiple loop playback. Note: If either the or footswitch on the FS3X is pressed less than two seconds before the end of a playing loop, the JamMan Solo XT will not have enough time to cue up the next loop and the current loop will continue to play one more time.
Factory Restore The Factory Restore procedure will return the JamMan Solo XT back to its original factory state by: • Setting all Setup menu parameters back • Restoring the original 15 loops that to their factory default state shipped with the JamMan Solo XT • Erasing all internal loop memories WARNING! The Factory Restore procedure will erase all loops from the JamMan Solo XT’s internal memory. This procedure is permanent and cannot be reversed. Use the Factory Restore procedure with caution.
Specifications Digital A/D/A Conversion: Sampling Frequency: Loop File Format: USB: Connector Type: Max. Individual Loop Time: Internal Memory Capacity: External Memory Type: External Memory Capacity: 24-bit 44.1 kHz 44.1 kHz, 16-bit (stereo), uncompressed WAV file 2.0 High Speed (USB 1.1 compatible) 5-Pin Mini B 10 minutes (stereo) Over 35 minutes total loop time (up to 200 loops total) Micro SD/SDHC up to 32GB (optional) Over 32 hours (10.
Aux Input Connector Type: Input Impedance: Maximum Input Level: Aux In Audio Path: 1/8” Stereo (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) 1 MΩ +4 dBu DFS Maintains analog dry path Footswitch Input Connector Type: 1/4” Stereo (Tip-Ring-Sleeve), compatible with optional DigiTech® FS3X 3-button footswitch Left(Mono)/Right Outputs Connector Type: 1/4” Unbalanced (Tip-Sleeve)/Balanced (Tip-Ring Sleeve) Output Impedance: 100 Ω Unbalanced/ 200 Ω Balanced Maximum Output Level: +4 dBu DFS Playback Unity Ga
Power Requirements Consumption: Current Draw: < 9 Watts < 200 mA Power Adapter Model: PS0920DC-01 Input: 100-240 VAC, 50/60Hz Output: 9 VDC 2.0 A Polarity: Dimensions/Weight Dimensions: Product Weight: Shipping Weight: 62 5” (L) x 3-1/8” (W) x 2-1/4” (H) 127 mm (L) x 79.4 mm (W) x 57.2 mm (H) 0.75 lb, 0.34 kg 1.6 lb, 0.
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