Hi, I have a 95000 and I use it to loop guitar, bass, and electronic drums. I prefer to use a guitar amp for guitar, bass amp for bass, and PA speakers for drums. I want to use the 95000 with all three types of speakers/ams playing back audio at once, so how can I do that without the sounds bleeding into each other’s speakers? I want to keep all of the audio tracks playing through their separate speakers/amps if possible. One option is to daisy chain my bass amp to the PA speakers, but the then the drums and bass will mix, which I don’t want.

The only option I can think of is to get a second 95000 and hook them together. In this scenario, I’d use the first 95000 just for guitar, using the right and left outputs to go to two separate guitar amps (which is ideal because I like 2 amps more than one for layering and effects). The second 95000 would be for bass and drums, with the left output going to the bass amp and the right output would be for the drums going to the PA speakers (drums won’t be stereo, but meh). The only reason I’d do this is for the 4 separate audio outputs though, I don’t actually need the 12 separate tracks this would provide. 6 tracks is plenty!

Anyways, I just wanted to know if anyone can think of how I can rout the audio in 3 or 4 separate paths coming from one 95000 pedal. I don’t think it is possible, lol. Please let me know what you think of my idea for hooking 2 95000’s to achieve this. It seems reasonable to me, but I just wanted to check with you guys too. I should be able to keep the 2 pedals synchronized, right? It sounds like just need to use quantitize, which I normally don’t like but will do it if I have to, lol.

EDIT: I wanted to point out that I have no problem routing my audio when it is only two instruments. For example, if it is a guitar and a bass track, I know how to have the audio routed to the separate amps just by hard panning each of the signals to the left/right. How can I do this with THREE or more tracks/instruments being routed to THREE separate places?

I hope this all makes sense. I will try to explain it all again, if necessary