Feeding out put of Path A in the middle of Path B

[sherimehmood]

Hi Folks,

 

I had an situation the other day where I wanted to use one signal path (Path A) for my acoustic guitar and use the second one (Path B) for my microphone. This works great, however, when I put in a looper I can only put it on one path and not feed the output of the other path into the looper. I was wondering if its even possible to have both my Path A and Path B feed into a looper block, when each path is being fed by separate inputs. This is because I want the vocals and guitars to be processed differently but I want to add both of them to the same loop. 

[rd2rk]

Place a SEND at the end of Path A and a RETURN at the end of Path B just before the Looper, and jumper the S/R jacks.

Attached is an example preset.

sherimhmood.hlx

[sherimehmood]

On 10/18/2023 at 9:56 PM, rd2rk said:

Place a SEND at the end of Path A and a RETURN at the end of Path B just before the Looper, and jumper the S/R jacks.

Attached is an example preset.

sherimhmood.hlx 11.25 kB · 0 downloads

Wow didnt even think of that. But I am just a bit disappointed to see that they have not thought of a software solution for this one. Seems to be something other new hardware units are doing with software out of the box. 

 

Thanks for your response though rd2rk 

[rd2rk]

I don't use the looper because overall it's a PITA.

The new Fender TMP has the looper always available, no need to add it to every preset.

If L6 would make that happen I might start using it.