Fender Tone Master Pro - The LOOPER From Beginning To End! 

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Glad it was helpful! My wife said the same thing when she watched it, she had no idea that you cluld swap FX while the Looper is playing.

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That is awesome! Thank you so much!

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@@DougBsDigitalDen I did! Very easy to understand. I may have missed it, but I think an important point to make is that by having the looper in the pre position, you're looping the dry signal, thereby letting the effects alter the looped audio rather than being "baked in" to the loop. The advantage being (for example) reverb tails will ring out rather than being cut off when you hit stop. The question is, what is the use case for putting the looper post effects 🤔

Thanks! About have the Looper in the POST position, one guy said that he uses it during soundcheck. Jonathan @ Casino Guitars uses the Looper in his solo shows. I think it could use some updating for POST purposes, but PRE works perfectly now 👍

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You can do that, as long as the have the Looper in the POST position. Do a long press on the EXIT button while in Looper mode and you should see if you are in PRE or POST. If you're in PRE, click the footswitch to switch to POST. Record a loop, press PLAY, switch presets, press OVERDUB and put down another track. Thanks for watching!

When you're in Record mode, it will overwrite the prior loop. No need to delete the old loop.

@@DougBsDigitalDen OMG...it seems so blooming obvious now you've pointed it out Doug...if only it said this in the manual! Thanks!!

There is an IR Loader option, located in the Pro Control app. However, right now it uses a generic Speaker Impedance Curve (SIC), so IRs may or may not sound correct. But sure, if you have OwnHammer, York Audio etc, they can be used right now.

Press down the "Exit/HOLD:POSITION" foot switch. When you hold it down, it will switch from POST to PRE.

Thank you Doug!!!

Sorry, no memory save for the loops. Thanks for watching!

That is correct, the Release Notes do say that - "Added MIDI CC support for Amp Control jacks, Master Volume and Looper command". I haven't been able to find any more info on this, so I sent a message to Fender about it.

Press down the "Exit/HOLD:POSITION" foot switch. When you hold it down, it will switch from POST to PRE. Good catch!

Danny - no, there is no click. Just the flashing LED, and I hope that Fender can add a click to it.

Currently there is no way to save a loop. Thanks for watching!

You have to do a long press, not a short click.

Make sure you have the latest firmware update as well.

The Drop is a lot more stable. There are 3 pitch shifters, and they work okay for single note runs but warble with chords.

@@DougBsDigitalDen thanks for the quick reply, just ordered one today!

Yes you can use the Looper for the Mic/Line input, if that is the only input on your preset. If you're using 2 signal paths with both the Mic/Line and Instrument inputs being used, the Looper will default to the Instrument input.

@@DougBsDigitalDen Doesn't work for me. I have the mic/line series only in the signal path, no instrument input in parallel with it. Looper says recording but doesn't play. The tuner doesn't work for mic/line either. If there is another setting I missed let me know. I tried everything I could think of.

I reached out to Fender. This is what they said. To use the looper with the mic/line input, you'll just need to have your preset setup with one of the Instrument+Mic/Line Mix signal path types. The tuner can be enabled for the mic/line input by pressing the Mic/Line button on the bottom right corner of the tuner display (the font will light up blue when the tuner is enabled for a given input).