Hey Nate, great video & cover of a great song.

It’s exciting to find someone like-minded who wants to use the EHX9500 stations the same way as me.

I was infuriated by the count in the issue of quantize mode and not getting it to work with MIDI.

This was also a similar issue I was having trying to live loop on Ableton Live.

I use my two stations precisely as you described wanting to, one for the intro/verse/chorus and the other for the bridge.

I soldered the record buttons together going through a patch cable output I installed on the left side of both devices, as well as the play/stop buttons going through a patch cable output on the right side of the devices.

I know that it is a simple circuit on the buttons that any electrician would be able to help you out with so that when one button is pressed, the corresponding/same button on the opposite device is ‘pressed’.

By adding this functionality the 2nd looping station’s ‘clock’ will start and stop at the exact moment you begin recording the 1st layer of the 1st looping station.

It’s also helpful to have the play/stop buttons soldered so that you can stop all layers at once for one bar right before the drop going into a chorus.

Here is a picture of my devices: https://imgur.com/a/hbqXu7o

You will notice that I added some 2×1 clear legos to the volume slides, as well as some bars so that I can mix layers of a song with my toes much easier than without.

Best of luck to you and all your looping & busking ambitions. I hope live looping starts to get pushed into the forefront as people begin to realize all the possibilities it has to offer.

All the Best, Jackson VanHarte

Haha omg sorry I thought it was like with audio cables requiring an input & output. Will try again now…