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Controlling the Looper

With the use of either MIDI Note On or MIDI CC messages, you can control all aspects

of the Looper. Be sure to read through "Using the Looper" on page 19 to get familiar

with all functions, then try sending the following MIDI messages to DL4 MkII for your

looping performance. Incidentally, Line 6 follows Yamaha’s MIDI note spec, where middle

C is “C3” (unlike some other gear manufacturers that prefer to say middle C is “C4”).

NOTE: DL4 MkII will respond to the following MIDI Looper commands regardless if the

device is currently in the Classic Looper mode or not. However, you won’t see any switch

LED indication of the current Looper function (record, play, overdub, etc.) unless you turn

the Classic Looper Mode on, or have the Global Settings > TAP switch conﬁgured to control

the 1 Switch Looper.

Looper Control - MIDI Note On Messages

Message Function

Note C -1 Toggles on each press between Record and Overdub

Note D -1 Toggles on each press between Play and Stop

Note E -1 Play Once

Note F -1 Record

Note F# -1

Toggles on each press between Undo and Redo, for overdub

recordings

Note G -1 Overdub

Note G# -1 Toggles on each press between Forward and Reverse

Note A -1 Play

Note A# -1 Toggles on each press between Half Speed and Full Speed

Note B -1 Stop

Looper Control - MIDI CC Messages

Value Function

0-63: Off

64-127: On

Classic Looper Mode On/Off

0-63: Overdub

64-127: Record

Record/Overdub

0-63: Stop;

64-127: Play

Play/Stop

62 64-127 Play Once

0-63: Undo;

64-127: Redo

Undo/Redo overdub recordings

0-63: Forward

64-127: Reverse

Forward/Reverse

0-63: Full;

64-127: Half

Full Speed/Half Speed

TIP:

You can also utilize MIDI CCs to control the Classic Looper’s built-in Echo parameters

while in Classic Looper mode—see the table within "Controlling Parameters" on page 51.