I found out that when I've plugged into a power source and it kills my sound, even after a hard reset, if I just plug the hichord into my iPhone and give the iPhone access to the accessory when asked, it resets the switch and the sound is back again. A handy fix especially when all you have on you is your hichord and your phone.
Had a good morning learning how to use the looper. here's how I did it:
I set the length of the loop to 1 bar to make things easier and set BPM to 80.
I practiced recording a track, selecting another instrument, recording the next track.
I practiced selecting a track to record on it specifically.
I practiced clearing specific tracks and re-recording.
I recorded a mic sample and used it on a track.
I figured out how to add drums to different tracks...mostly. the UI is a little glitchy. It's not at all clear what the track symbols on the drum screen mean, or why sometimes two of them appear.
I learned that yellow effects chooses different drum sets when drums is selected.
It helped me to simplify and practice the basics. Don't worry about whether or not it's good music at first. Learn to use the thing.
When I select it and then move the joystick up, I don't see MIC and LOOP as I cycle through; I only see the Reverb menu.
hey I just got my first hichord, batch 4, and being an edgelord, just updated to 3.0 beta. is there a specific manual for it?
what kinds of batteries are they? 1632s? 1620s? Neither? They’re so tiny.