Joined
·
208 Posts
It's not like I invented this or anything but I made one for my JamMan and it's really handy so I thought I'd share here.
The "problem" with the JamMan is when you want to save a loop, you have to 1: stop playing, 2: bend down and push that tiny save button. There is no footswitch to save (a frequent action). With this simple trick there is no need to do either. You can save on-the-fly and/or save after you're done playing without bending over.
Slice an eraser at the 2/3 mark +- and crazy glue the small bit to the larger bit (measure first for fit).
Dig out a round hole to tightly fit the thing onto the rhythm level knob (which I never use anyway). The "eraser" then sits over the save button and "stomping" on it then saves your loop. A neat trick that'll cost you next to nothing.
The "problem" with the JamMan is when you want to save a loop, you have to 1: stop playing, 2: bend down and push that tiny save button. There is no footswitch to save (a frequent action). With this simple trick there is no need to do either. You can save on-the-fly and/or save after you're done playing without bending over.
Slice an eraser at the 2/3 mark +- and crazy glue the small bit to the larger bit (measure first for fit).
Dig out a round hole to tightly fit the thing onto the rhythm level knob (which I never use anyway). The "eraser" then sits over the save button and "stomping" on it then saves your loop. A neat trick that'll cost you next to nothing.