Live Looping with Replace and Feedback on the HX Stomp

[@rickbaudio]

Amazing demonstration and very inspiring as always! Thank you!

[@raymondcortez5184]

Great video Andre

[@jbjb9691]

God, man, you’re truly a legend.

[@fireandwater345]

Got caught off guard by the zappa reference lol. Cool vid!

[@JoelGilardini]

Very cool approach to looping on HX Stomp Andre! I was expecting you would use the normal Looper block. But super cool approach. I also own and abuse a HX Stomp, so maybe I'l give it a try ;)

[@Alex_Martz]

Thanks so much for covering looping on the HX Stomp!

[@riccardomurtas4801]

Genius.

[@gaetanofontanazza]

This is cool crazy!

[@PiersCawley]

Ah! That little wrinkle of dropping the level to zero during replace hadn't occurred to me. I'm off to fix my Loopy Pro templates.

[@TheGuacamoleXplosion]

Great implementation of a looper replace function, thanks for the inspiration! Question: Is the left volume pedal block really necessary? Since it is at full volume, taking it away doesn't seem to make a difference. I always like to look for ways to use less blocks. So, my implementation would be: No volume blocks. Split point before delay block set to “Split A/B”. FS2 (latching) controls “route to” parameter of the Split block, Min=A100, Max=Even Split. FS1 (momentary) sets delay feedback and level to zero when held, as in your implementation, and additionally bypasses the split point when held. Is this a HX-blocks-saving approach to getting the same results, or am I missing something?

[@kajitokenka]

What manner of sorcery is this?!