Not sure why this comment has been on my mind but feel it needs a deeper explanation - the other reasons for having more than one looper -
- Independent control of different instrumental elements on the mixing board - which is multi-track, allowing me to mix high quality from a live performance by keeping the tracks separate
- Independent control of loop elements to fade out and fade back in, to create build for a 'song' while live
- Different loop lengths - meaning I can have one track that is 4 bars and another that is 8 bars - so the rhythm can be 2 bars, I can make a baseline that is 4 bars in length and a solo that is 8 bars in length - quantized to tempo automatically by the pedals and linked via midi
Sometimes the most considered answer doesn't come to me until weeks later when the mind is prepared. 😄
All the best man!
Great info. I've delegated my so so my like is not valuable, but it is sincere
Here take 0.004 of a cent 😂