Hello

For me , you have to recording Verse on Loop1 , and Chorus on loop2.

You have just to “push” the up or down switch (loop) in order to go to Versus or Chorus.

for example :

Loop 1 : Versus : 8 bars
Loop2 : Chorus : 4 bars

if you push switch “up” in order to go to loop2 at 5.3 of loop 1 , it’s wait 8.4 bar , and switch to 1.1 of Loop2 ( page function) , playback will not stop…

It’s the way i did.

Thats not what KingCyrus and I mean. What you explain works however when you push the up or down switch of the loops DURING recording, the recording stops. So you can’t stay in record mode whilst switching between loops. At least I hope there is another way pdf doing that, that I don’t know about yet.

Bumping for what it’s worth, given there’s been no activity on this thread in four months… this is definitely a seemingly no-brainer feature that I am severely disappointed is not on the unit. It’s made even worse when you’re running the 95000 in conjunction with an external MIDI clock, and having to stop/start that clock just to create a new loop effectively shuts down every other device in your MIDI chain. It’s very jarring in a live scenario.

The documentation says, when you increment the loop number during playback and the new loop number has no audio, the 95000 will continue to play the current loop indefinitely. Why? What sense does that behavior make? Would it not make more sense to switch to the new blank loop during playback so that you can at least initiate a record from there (and keep it in time with the clock, which it doesn’t do right now either)? There are a lot of great things about this looper, but non-ambient live performance does not appear to have been a consideration with its design. I’m frustrated.

Hello,

I have recently purchased the 95000 and of course I wanted to use the non-existent verse chorus switching functions. It would be nice, if EHX decided to add such functionality, but with a little planning, it can be done with some little fiddling around (foot operated only):

– Go to loop 1 and record the basic track of the verse.
– Once you have recorded the basic track, stop it, but keep playing something on the guitar (I would just repeat the last phrase or something).
– Switch to loop 2, if it is empty, hit recording and record the basic track of the chorus. If it is not empty, then hold TRACK and UNDO to delete everything and then hit recording and record the basic track of the chorus.
– Then switch between the loops normally and flawlessly while playing. Now you can add layers to different tracks without limitations, too.
– If you know what songs you will be performing, you can set rhythm tracks in advance and get the switching between those two loops right away.

I know that this is not a super perfect solution, but it can be trained and improved to override a lack in this, overly brilliant, looper.