Introduction
This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the operation and maintenance of your FLAMMA FF01 Looper Pedal and FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal. Please read this manual thoroughly before use to ensure proper functionality and to maximize your experience with these devices.
Safety Information
Always observe the following basic precautions when operating these devices:
- Do not expose the units to water or excessive moisture.
- Do not place near heat sources or in direct sunlight.
- Use only the specified power adapter.
- Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the units yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Package Contents
Verify that all items are present in your package:
- FLAMMA FF01 Looper Pedal
- FLAMMA FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal
- Power Adapter (specific to region)
- USB Cable
- User Manual (this document)
Product Features
FLAMMA FF01 Looper Pedal Features:
- Large Capacity Looper: 40 storage slots, 160 minutes total recording time.
- Dual-Footswitch Operation: For recording, overdubbing, playback, and track clearing.
- LED Feedback: Real-time LED strip for loop progress indication.
- High-Quality Audio: Supports 44.1kHz 16-bit WAV files.
- USB Connectivity: Seamless import, export, and deletion of tracks.
FLAMMA FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal Features:
- Extensive Drum Grooves: 121 rhythms across 11 styles (rock, jazz, blues, metal, funk, etc.).
- Customizable Rhythms: 66 slots in 11 groups (6 per group) for quick switching.
- Tap Tempo Functionality.
- Stereo I/O for versatile connectivity.
Product Layout and Controls
FLAMMA FF01 Looper Pedal
Image: The FLAMMA FF01 Looper Pedal (green) and FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal (blue) shown together, highlighting their displays and footswitches.
Image: Close-up of the FF01 Looper Pedal's display, showing options for 'Slot', '1 Shot', and 'Fade out'.
The FF01 Looper Pedal features a clear display screen, two main footswitches for operation, and two rotary knobs for 'Select/Save' and 'Volume/Delete'. An LED strip indicates loop progress.
FLAMMA FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal
Image: Close-up of the FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal's display, showing 'Global' settings including 'L-Cut', 'H-Shelf', and 'Volume'.
The FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal also has a display screen, two footswitches ('Fill/Tap' and 'Stop/Play'), and two rotary knobs for 'Group/Save' and 'Setting/Volume'.
Setup and Connections
Follow these steps to connect your FLAMMA pedals:
- Power Connection: Connect the provided power adapter to the DC IN jack on each pedal and then to a suitable power outlet.
- Instrument Input: Connect your guitar or other instrument to the INPUT (L/MONO) jack of the FF01 Looper Pedal using a standard 1/4-inch instrument cable.
- Output to Amplifier/Next Pedal:
- FF01 Looper to FF02 Drum Pedal: Connect the OUTPUT (L/MONO) of the FF01 Looper to the INPUT (L/MONO) of the FF02 Drum Pedal.
- FF02 Drum Pedal to Amplifier: Connect the OUTPUT (L/MONO) of the FF02 Drum Pedal to your amplifier or audio interface. For stereo output, use both L and R outputs from the FF02.
- USB Connection (FF01 only): For data management, connect the FF01 Looper Pedal to your computer using the supplied USB cable.
Image: The FF01 Looper and FF02 Drummer pedals connected in a signal chain, demonstrating typical setup with a guitar and amplifier.
Operating Instructions
FLAMMA FF01 Looper Pedal Operation
Image: The FF01 Looper Pedal with visual cues for its dual footswitch functions: Record/Overdub, Stop, Play, Undo, Redo, and Clear Track.
- Recording a Loop: Press the left footswitch once to start recording. The LED strip will indicate recording progress.
- Stopping Recording/Playing Loop: Press the left footswitch again to stop recording and immediately play back the loop.
- Overdubbing: While a loop is playing, press the left footswitch once to begin overdubbing. Press again to stop overdubbing.
- Stopping Playback: Press the right footswitch once to stop playback.
- Clearing a Loop: Press and hold the right footswitch to clear the current loop.
- Undo/Redo: Use specific footswitch combinations (refer to on-screen prompts or detailed manual) for undoing or redoing the last overdub.
- Saving Loops: Use the 'Select/Save' knob to navigate to the save option on the display and confirm.
- Adjusting Volume: Use the 'Volume/Delete' knob to adjust the playback volume of the loop.
Image: The FF01 Looper Pedal demonstrating its real-time LED feedback for loop status and the on-screen prompt for saving a loop.
FLAMMA FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal Operation
Image: The FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal with visual cues for its dual footswitch functions: Record/Overdub, Stop/Play, Switch Slot, Clear Track, Fill, and Tap Tempo.
- Selecting Drum Grooves: Use the 'Group/Save' knob to navigate through the 11 drum styles and 121 groove patterns on the display.
- Starting/Stopping Drum Groove: Press the right footswitch ('Stop/Play') to start or stop the selected drum groove.
- Tap Tempo: Repeatedly tap the left footswitch ('Fill/Tap') to set the tempo of the drum groove.
- Adding Fills: Press the left footswitch ('Fill/Tap') once during playback to insert a drum fill.
- Saving Custom Rhythms: Use the 'Group/Save' knob to select a slot and save your customized rhythm settings.
- Adjusting Volume: Use the 'Setting/Volume' knob to adjust the volume of the drum groove.
Image: The FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal's display showing the selection of drum styles and groove patterns, indicating 11 unique music styles and 121 different drum grooves.
Image: Two views of the FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal, illustrating how to quickly select slots and adjust volume using the rotary knobs.
Data Management (FF01 Looper)
Image: The FF01 Looper Pedal connected to a laptop via a USB cable, with the pedal's screen displaying "Device Connected".
The FF01 Looper Pedal supports seamless data management via USB. Connect the pedal to your computer using the provided USB cable. The pedal will appear as a removable storage device.
- Importing Tracks: Drag and drop WAV files (44.1kHz, 16-bit) into the pedal's storage folders.
- Exporting Tracks: Copy WAV files from the pedal's storage folders to your computer.
- Deleting Tracks: Delete unwanted WAV files directly from the pedal's storage folders on your computer.
Note: Ensure the pedal is disconnected safely from your computer after data transfer to prevent data corruption.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| No power | Incorrect power adapter; loose connection; power outlet issue. | Ensure correct power adapter is used and securely connected. Test power outlet. |
| No sound output | Incorrect cable connection; volume too low; amplifier off. | Check all audio cable connections. Increase pedal and amplifier volume. Ensure amplifier is on. |
| Looper not recording/playing | Incorrect footswitch operation; memory full. | Refer to "Operating Instructions" for correct footswitch usage. Delete old loops or transfer to computer. |
| Drum pedal not playing rhythms | Rhythm not selected; volume too low. | Select a drum groove using the 'Group/Save' knob. Increase volume. |
| USB connection issues | Faulty USB cable; driver issue; pedal not in data mode. | Try a different USB cable. Ensure pedal is powered on and connected correctly. Restart computer. |
Specifications
FLAMMA FF01 Looper Pedal
- Loop Storage: 40 slots
- Recording Time: Up to 4 minutes per loop, 160 minutes total
- Audio Format: 44.1kHz, 16-bit WAV
- Connectivity: 1/4" Mono Input/Output, USB Type-B
- Power Requirement: DC 9V (center negative)
FLAMMA FF02 Drum Guitar Pedal
- Drum Grooves: 121 patterns
- Music Styles: 11 genres
- Custom Slots: 66 slots (11 groups x 6 per group)
- Connectivity: 1/4" Stereo Input/Output
- Power Requirement: DC 9V (center negative)
Note: Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Maintenance
- Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior of the pedals. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
- Storage: Store the pedals in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures when not in use.
- Cable Care: Avoid bending cables excessively or placing heavy objects on them.
Warranty and Support
FLAMMA products are designed for reliability and performance. For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please visit the official FLAMMA website or contact your local distributor. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims.
Online Resources: For the latest updates, firmware, and additional resources, please visit: www.flamma.com
