Apply looper to all paths?

[AeroUSA]

Does anyone know if I can have a path for my electric guitar and another path for say the piezo output on my guitar and get the looper working so that it records both inputs and not just one of them?

[silverhead]

I think the short answer is No. You can only have one instance of the looper in any preset, so it has to be in one path or the other. You can't assign a looper to each path and the single looper can't simultaneously record two independent paths. You would have to merge the paths before the looper, which I guess defeats the purpose.

[soundog]

Sort of what silverhead said .... experiment with merging or sending both paths out, for example, Send 1, then put your looper on a third path with Return 1 as the input. See what happens.

[ur2funky]

If you're amplifying both sources through the same frfr as I do, merge the paths into the looper.

 

I like having the looper after a volume pedal block, so I can adjust new sound's volume against the looper's volume level.  

[John_A_Moran]

Eazie peazie ... take your output from Path 1 and send it to Path 2B (or not 2B, I usually don't need this path, but throw a volume control in to create it), then have 2B join back to 2A near then end and put the Looper after that. Path 1 goes right to the Looper and Path 2A also feeds to the looper. Done.