FLAMMA FF20 Stereo Dual Footswitch Looper Drum Machine Pedal

Intuitive to Record Looper

Two new major functions have been added to this looping arsenal.
Firstly, an Auto Record feature is now provided, which, when activated, will start recording a loop immediately when an input signal at a specified threshold is detected.
Secondly, the Time Stretch function adds immense flexibility to any loop, allowing it to be slowed or sped up to match any BPM, without the pitch being altered.

The impressive 300 minutes of stereo audio storage and 100 memory slots will already be enough for many loop-based musicians. However, FLAMMA has still designed the device to be compatible with its own dedicated computer software. Ultimately, this enables users to back up and load audio files, ensuring that they never have to permanently delete loop-based creations upon running out of storage space.

In terms of user interface, the FF02 is kept minimalistic and tidy. A 2-inch screen is found at the center of the device, providing clear function status and parameter details. To the left is a looper volume dial, and to the right is the menu encoder, used for navigating the screen's menu, adjusting parameters, and activating looper functions. Three separate buttons are also provided to activate Auto Record mode, the drum machine, and tap tempo functionality. Finally, the two footswitches are multifunctional, controlling various edit controls of the looper and drum machine while also primarily serving as save slot browsers.

The FF20 facilitates a flexible range of audio routing options. Both the 1/4" inputs and outputs are presented with stereo ports, although they are also usable in mono mode if preferred. A 3.5mm headphone output is also used, allowing any guitarist to continue jamming silently when necessary. A USB Type-C port is also provided for connection to the computer software, as well as for firmware upgrades.

The FF20 built-in drum machine allows users to craft loops along to a rhythmic backing track, without the need for band members to be present. To work with different genres of music, 11 groove styles are available, each of which has 20 rhythmic patterns.

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