mysterytrain

How about this: in Classic Looper mode you could hold down the Alt/Legacy button while pressing two switches simultaneously (let's say switches "B" and "C"). Now the Alt/Legacy button turns red, or yellow, or some color to indicate you now have access to the hidden "Overdub Level" control. At this point the Mix knob controls the Overdub Level from 0-100%, and allows you to assign heel/toe expression control. Then press any switch to get back to Classic Looper mode. Just a thought.

Been thinking about this some more. What about a quick double-tap of the Overdub button in order to undo/redo the last overdub. This seems possible.

Just wondering if, via firmware update, the HX One Looper's Tap/Flux button couldn't allow for half-speed/reverse functionality the way it has traditionally worked on the DL4 for example (where a single press initiates half speed, and a quick double press initiates reverse).

Might it be possible via a firmware update to allow the expression pedal to control the overdub level while in Looper mode? I believe the default overdub level is fixed at around 95% or something like that. It would be a really nice addition for those into more ambient or delay based looping to be able to adjust the overdub level on the fly. This is possible on more recent Line 6 devices, and on the older M-series units. Since there is no physical control for that parameter in DL4 mk II, I suppose it would have to simply default to whatever the min/max-heel/toe expression values are. There really wouldn't be a way to choose a specific heel/toe value. But perhaps there could be an additional option to invert the min-max, heel-toe position. I imagine this would offer a deeper level of looping for some, and make the mk II a contender for those who seek that kind of functionality in a looper.

Got it. Well, I guess I was indeed "missing something". Now I know.

Ok, perhaps pressing Play from a stopped position could respond to both click and release, or being held down. Then once in Play mode, Stop would only respond to click and release, and a held press would activate Undo/Redo.

I guess I'm imagining that the Play and Stop functions would only respond to a quick "click and release", and would not respond to the switch being held down at all. Meanwhile the Undo and Redo would only respond to being held down for one second (or similar increment of time). Now granted, while this idea seems to make sense in my head, I have no way of knowing how the execution would actually work and feel in the real world. Seems doable though...unless I'm missing something.

Just a feature request idea for Classic Looper mode: an Undo/Redo function whereby you can hold down the Play/Stop button for say, one second. I know this is available with the 1-Button Looper, but it might make a handy addition to Classic mode.