Looperlative LP1: Advanced Button Configurations
CONFIGURATION #1 - Next Loop/Switch Immediately
CONFIGURATION #2 - Next Loop/Switch After Cycle
CONFIGURATION #3 - Overdub in Half-Speed
CONFIGURATION #4 - Play loop only once
[Use this function to Record to a new track and immediately switch to Next and Previous tracks]
Button 1
[To Stop the current track and start recording on the
next (after recording and overdubbing as normal with the Rec/Dub
button)
1. Stop Now (I use this instead of your
Play/Stop, because I like to record very long, non-metered free-improv loops, where I like to control when I stop the loop
and start recording another on the next rack...otherwise I get stick waiting
for a horrendously long loop to end its cycle!)
2. Next Track
3. Rec/Dub
4. End Sequence
Button 2
[To Stop Track 2 and Switch to Track 1 Immediately]
1. Stop Now (in place of Play/Stop, for reasons stated above)
2. Prev Track
3. Play
Retrigger
Button 3
[To Stop Track 1 and Switch to Track 2 Immediately]
1. Stop Now (in place of Play/Stop, for reasons stated above)
2. Next Track
3. Play Retrigger
4. End Sequence
[Use this function to record to a new track and then switch to Next and Previous tracks after their cycles complete]
Button 1
[To Stop the current track and start recording on the
next (after recording and overdubbing as normal with the Rec/Dub
button)
1. Play/Stop
(this sets up
2. Next Track (move up to loop 2)
3. Cue Track (this sets loop 2, which is currently empty, to start recording as soon as track 1 ends)
4. End
Sequence
Button 2
[To Stop
Track 2 and Switch to Track 1 once Track 2 has finished its cycle]
1. Stop Now (this ends recording and mutes the track as well)
2. Prev Track (takes us back to loop 1)
3. Play Retrigger (starts loop 1 from the beginning)
4. End
Sequence
Button 3
[To Stop
Track 1 and Switch to Track once Track 1 has finished its cycle]
1. Play/Stop
2. Next Track
3. Cue Track
4. End Sequence
[Use this button after you have already used the standard
Rec/Dub function to record a loop on a track – once
you start using button repeatedly your resulting loops will start playing back
in double-speed]
1. Rec/Dub
2. Half Speed Tr
3. End
Sequence
[If you want a button to play a particular loop once
(like the 'play once' function on the DL4), you can do this simply by having
two functions on one button - play retrigger, which will start your loop from
the beginning, and play/stop which will stop it when it gets to the end of the
cycle.]
1. Play Retrigger
2. Play/Stop
3. End Sequence