H90, 2x looper

[fiddlercrabseason]

Brand-spankin’ new H90 on the board and loving it!! So many musical doors have opened up…

How does one set up a dual looper program that allows for independently MIDI-controlled triggering of both looper’s record/play/etc. performance parameters?  So far, everything I’ve tried results in only one of the two loopers recording/playing/etc…  which kinda makes sense, given that the performance parameters I’m targeting with MIDI make no distinction between “looper A” and “looper B”.  I’ve tried several different ways of setting up the program, adding the presets, deleting presets, re-adding presets, etc., but no soap.

FWIW, I’ve had my H90 for less than 48 hours, so possibly just haven’t figured this out yet, or found the answer yet…  but I have looked for an answer, so apologies if it’s right in front of me…

 

 

[joecozzi]

Hi fiddlercrabseason,

fiddlercrabseason wrote:

How does one set up a dual looper program that allows for independently MIDI-controlled triggering of both looper’s record/play/etc. performance parameters?So far, everything I’ve tried results in only one of the two loopers recording/playing/etc…  which kinda makes sense, given that the performance parameters I’m targeting with MIDI make no distinction between “looper A” and “looper B”.

Whenever we’re editing Performance Parameter Mappings, there most certainly is a distinction between A and B. Next time you enter that mode, the first icon on the top left indicates whether you are in A or B. By simply pressing the LED Button for A or B, you can switch to the correct slot you want to program. I’m sure you know that if you want independent control of each looper than you must assign a different CC# to each looper function for each slot. Here’s a tip: in order to see what function is activated on the PERFORM mode screen, assign each switch to the 1-Button Looper function. This way, as you send MIDI commands, you’ll see which looper function was triggered – Dub, Play, Empty, etc.

[fiddlercrabseason]

“Whenever we’re editing Performance Parameter Mappings, there most certainly is a distinction between A and B. Next time you enter that mode, the first icon on the top left indicates whether you are in A or B. By simply pressing the LED Button for A or B, you can switch to the correct slot you want to program….”

 

Thanks @joecozzi.  That was exactly the prompt I needed.  Once I figured out why I wasn’t seeing what you described, I was quickly able to dial in MIDI assignments, and everything on both loopers now works as expected.  Y’all are the best.

Cheers!!

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