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Send 6 INSTRUMENTS to 6 SEPARATE OUTPUTS via 6 INDIVIDUAL TRACKS 

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In this video I'll talk you through how you can send 6 different instruments / sound sources to 6 separate outputs. This can be done by turning off stereo link on the RC-600 and it gives you the option to use all 6 inputs and all 6 outputs. This will give you a number of possibilities to achieve a great sound by running each output to a separate channel on your mixer or even splitting the sound directly into multiple speakers, amps, etc. The video also explains how to route each instrument to specific tracks and then from each track to a designated output. Enjoy!
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0:00 Welcome
0:28 Content overview and preamble
1:33 The back of the RC-600 and plan
3:54 Change pedals to individual loopers
5:40 Separating inputs
6:34 Separating outputs
7:27 Route inputs to specific tracks
9:35 Send inputs directly to selected outputs
11:15 Route tracks to correct outputs
12:29 Summary

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@Blahbadee
@Blahbadee 3 дня назад
Thank you so much!
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 3 дня назад
@@Blahbadee you're most welcome!
@PhilSmythMusic
@PhilSmythMusic 12 дней назад
Great video man. I've been thinking of changing my looper from the Voicelive 3 so I can get more outputs so this is a great explaination. I'll be digging into more of your content ,thanks very much. Phil
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 3 дня назад
Glad you think so, Phil. I hope you find the other content useful. Ross
@thepetebox
@thepetebox 5 месяцев назад
I'm so into your vids dude. Just got me an RC600 and getting around to working it all out and thankfully found you. Thanks for some ace info. Respect
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 5 месяцев назад
Welcome aboard! Glad I've managed to help you out!
@MikaelLewisify
@MikaelLewisify Год назад
Thank you for this, Ross. This is what I was trying to figure out yesterday when I’d commented on your other video.
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Perfect!
@StudySmartScience
@StudySmartScience 3 месяца назад
So clear - thank you!
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 2 месяца назад
You're so welcome! Glad it was helpful.
@theresetice9939
@theresetice9939 Год назад
Thank you
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
You're very welcome. Hope it helped!
@andyjm7122
@andyjm7122 2 месяца назад
Thanks for this dude!
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 2 месяца назад
Happy to help!
@jerrybolin1
@jerrybolin1 Год назад
Great job
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Thanks, Jerry!
@freethinker7246
@freethinker7246 9 месяцев назад
Thanks
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 9 месяцев назад
Many thanks for your support! It truly is greatly appreciated. I hope you're finding the content valuable. Ross
@alanfowler7602
@alanfowler7602 Год назад
Great video as always!
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Thanks so much Alan!
@rockypeter8296
@rockypeter8296 Год назад
​@@RossGallagherMusic how do you control the track volumes individually on the loop pedal for each track. Please help. I got a gig tomorrow. This will be life saving.
@_Bachi_
@_Bachi_ Год назад
Great
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Thanks, Ste!
@finnambers
@finnambers Год назад
Hi Ross. I have a 2-part question for you... 1) You say one reason for making these changes is 'you'll have options to record input effects to each of your tracks'. I'm trying to get my head around why you would do that if you have access to track fx. Then it occurred to me that if it's possible to record a track with 4 i/p fx on stright onto track 1, you could then in theory add 4 additional track fx on the loop, potentially giving 8 fx on the track 1 loop - is that right and if so how'd you do it? 2) I got the RC600 to replace my RC500, separate guitar2bass pedal and other fx pedals. But with that set up I was able (using one source guitar) to record a bassline, guitar chords and guitar line all onto one track which has overdub layers (and all that in SINGLE mode so I could use my other track for a chorus loop). Is it possible to do the same thing with the RC600? I.E. using one input source (guitar), add the G2B fx on the RC600 to create a loop on track 1. Then overdub that loop on track 1 with chords and a different RC600 fx (say chorus). Then overdub the track one loop with a lead guitar with diff RC600fx (say, distortion). Then add more overdubs? I've attempted this, but if having recorded a track 1 loop with G2B fx on, when you switch that fx off ready to record the next overdub layer, the RC600 plays the loop with no G2B fx, so it does not record the guitar with the fx applied, just the clean guitar. I'm looking to do this in SINGLE mode on one track to do a verse loop, then use the other tracks for chorus and break loops - that's the idea. Or, will I have to do it all in MULTI mode and use ONE track exclusively for a G2B part, then use track 2 to record chords with a chorus fx, then track 3 etc??? Thanks!
@marvinrosenkranz6057
@marvinrosenkranz6057 11 месяцев назад
i think i have almost the same problem.. i have a e-guitar on my first input and a bass-guitar on the other.. i want to record in "singlemode" but the track does not seperate the output..
@Blahbadee
@Blahbadee 3 дня назад
Did you accidentally mix them up when covering the last part - routing to correct outputs? Not sure those are set to the right tracks or if I'm missing something.
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 3 дня назад
I think I just did things a bit backwards when making this video. I should have really routed things from left to right, if that makes sense. Thanks for spotting this though.
@robertscott8336
@robertscott8336 Месяц назад
Hi, very helpful, thank you! A previous comment mentions this ... there are six looper tracks, and 6 mono (or 3 stereo inputs and outputs) which suggests the recorded tracks are mono , and stereoized when routed through the track FX to the outputs. Is the limitation of 6 mono outputs a bottleneck due to having 6 output jacks, or because the tracks are stereoized mono recordings. Wondering because if they were fully stereo, you'd think using as a USB interface you would be be able to have 12 mono or 6 stereo tracks in the DAW, but seems to still be 6 mono/3 stereo (plus the drum track). 12 mono signals from the looper to computer is a lot, perhaps while there isn't an output jack limit with the USB connection , practically and for routing sanity, perhaps the 6 mono output jacks limitation on the RC is mirrored in the software when using USB? So for example when you plug in a synth, would you need to use 2 inputs and outputs to preserve the stereo? Thanks!
@benwakeman.storyteller
@benwakeman.storyteller Год назад
Hi Ross, your tutorials on RC-600 are fantastic. I just got the unit and have been trying to learn as much as possible. I do a singer-songwriter thing with vocal and acoustic guitar. Ideally I'd like to have 3 tracks dedicated to the guitar with specific input FX and 3 tracks dedicated to my vocal with different FX. At this point I'm fuzzy on how to achieve that. I don't fully understand the difference between track FX and input FX. I was searching through your tutorials but I couldn't find the answer I was looking for. If you've already explained this, can you point me to the video? Thanks!
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Hi Ben, thanks for your kind words. Great question - I'll be releasing some new content soon, going through the parameter guide step-by-step, and will be talking about input FX and track FX in more detail there. If you haven't already subscribed, consider doing so and you'll be able to check those vids out when I upload them later this week. But basically, input FX are applied to your instrument before you record it to the tracks, so could be used for the live performance and/or then recorded to each track depending on your preference, but track FX are not applied to the sound ad they are played, only once they've been recorded to the track. So your input FX can be applied to each individual instrument seperately as they are being recorded to the track, but then the track FX apply to the entire mix within that particular track, affecting all instruments on the track. Does that make sense?
@benwakeman.storyteller
@benwakeman.storyteller Год назад
@@RossGallagherMusic thanks for responding. Yes, that makes sense.
@ErikStripparo
@ErikStripparo 8 месяцев назад
Hi Ross, thanks, great tutorials. Question: I am in single mode and I have each button 1 to 6 as: 1 intro 2 Verse 3 Bridge 4 Chorus 5 Break 6 empty.... the loops serve as my backing track. I also use a guitar and a mic to play and sing live over my backing tracks, above. for venue gigs, do you know if there is a way to all tracks loops say to output 3 only (so the venue mixer can adjust it as need be) and output 2 as guitar and 1 as voice. Does it make sense? Thanks a lot, great tutorials!
@sajoszegi
@sajoszegi Год назад
Thank you, very useful videos, and Channel! And do you have any ideas, about how to use two (or all) fx bank at same time?
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Thanks, glad you're finding it useful! You can only use 4 input FX and 4 track FX at any one time, so it's not possible to have more than one FX bank on at the same time, unfortunately.
@sajoszegi
@sajoszegi Год назад
Im sad….😊 thank you
@finnambers
@finnambers Год назад
Great question and answer from @rossghallagermusic
@RyanShupeMusic
@RyanShupeMusic 3 месяца назад
Can you route the Mic to just the left or right side of a track? That would be awesome... but I don't think so? But, if anyone would know how... you probably would... haha.
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 3 месяца назад
If you turn Stereo Link ON for the Mic Input and Stereo Link ON for the output you intend to use, Main for example, this should allow you to achieve a L&R separation on the tracks. Plug your vocal mic into one Input and then run a dummy XLR into the 2nd Input (it doesn't need to be connected to anything), then the signal should split at the track and you should have one mic run to the L and the other dummy Input running to the R. Let me know if this works okay. Ross
@TheBakersBasement
@TheBakersBasement Месяц назад
Hi Ross, Really appreciate your vids. Got a long question for you... I'm having trouble keeping my outputs isolated. They stick to their assigned destination before looping, but once I start looping, my signal is going to places unassigned. Stereo link is off on all inputs and outputs. I have an acoustic guitar running through an A/B Pedal. A is an electric amp. B is an acoustic amp. My goal is engage A & B while maintaining their independent outputs. I have A running through Input 1 L. This is going to Sub Out 1 L for Track 1 (all other outputs turned off).. so this is meant to only go to my electric amp I have B running through Input 2 L. This goes to Sub Out 2 L for Track 1 (all other outputs turned off).. so this is meant to only go to my acoustic amp. When I loop Track 1, the the outputs will mix. In other words, my electric amp pedals will be sounding through both amps instead of only the electric amp. Same with the acoustic amp pedals--signal goes to both places instead of only the acoustic. Any suggestions on how to keep these isolated?
@armando534
@armando534 Год назад
👍
@deltasunrise8562
@deltasunrise8562 Год назад
good man ross!! quick question for a live sound scenario. would this setup allow a sound engineer to mix my sound on a typical mixer? i'll be playing festivals soon and i know they will freak out if they can't alter my instrument levels / EQ from their mixer.. i'll only be using 4 inputs / instruments though
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Absolutely! Each output can go to its own channel on their desk and they'll then be able to Alger each input/instrument independently. Ross
@ThiagoMarquesMusic
@ThiagoMarquesMusic Год назад
Hello Ross. First of all thank you so much for your videos, they help the whole world! thanks!!! I need your help! With your explanations I configured mod2, buttons 1, 2, 3 and 4 for input effects, 5 and 6 to change between banks A, B, C and D. All right! The problem is that if I leave an active effect in Bank A, when I switch to Bank B the effects of A are deactivated, how can I keep them active and go to another bank?
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Hi Thiago, thank you for you comment and kind words. I'm afraid to say that you can only use one bank of FX at any one time, which means when you switch to an alternate bank, any FX switched on in a previous bank will always deactivate. Does this answer your question? Ross
@Harlequin_Chameleon
@Harlequin_Chameleon 2 месяца назад
Is there a way to send instruments out to different outputs WITHOUT recording to different tracks? Say I record stomp and guitar onto one track. I want the rc600 to send the guitar to main out and the stomp to a sub out. I've tried every routing option and it always combines the instruments. I've done this with simpler loopers (the rc1 for instance). There has to be a way the rc600 can do it!
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 2 месяца назад
It is possible to separate instruments once they've been recorded to a track, but it's certainly more of a workaround than anything else. For example, guitar into Inst 1L and keys into Inst 2L. Let's say you want both of these recorded onto Track 1, but you need to split them into 2 separate outputs. You will need to turn on Stereo Link for all inputs and outputs, then plug a dummy cable or quarter inch connector into Inst 1R and Inst 2R (they don't need to be physically connected to anything, just fooling the device into thinking they're in use). Now you should have guitar running out of the Main L and keys out of Main R, despite them being recorded onto the same track. Hope this helps.
@Jessehasebos
@Jessehasebos 10 месяцев назад
Hi Ross! First of all thanks a lot for these tutorials! When I separate the output channels, for some reason my input effects stop working. I have already restored to factory settings and repeated the process a few times but it keeps happening. I am running version 1.21 of the firmware.
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 10 месяцев назад
You're most welcome. Unfortunately, it's not possible to keep the input FX working if you have routed things to separate outputs, which explains why you're having some issues. Not ideal, but the unit can't separate the signal if the FX are going to different places. Ross
@benwakeman.storyteller
@benwakeman.storyteller Год назад
Hey Ross! So this is great, but I've run into a problem that I hope you know a solution for. If I remove Mic 1 (my vocal) from a Track in order to just record my direct guitar, the Reverb input effect I have set to apply to ALL inputs is NOT recorded to the loop. Is there some way to assign inputs to tracks discreetly while also preserving input effects? If not, this puts a serious crimp in my ability to perform live loops. Thanks in advance for your help!
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Cheers Ben. To answer your question, page 5 of the Parameter Guide explains that when input FX are set to all, the unit can't record inputs with FX if all tracks are not set to on. In your scenario, are you only recording your guitar on that particular track?
@benwakeman.storyteller
@benwakeman.storyteller Год назад
@@RossGallagherMusic Yes, what I'm trying to accomplish is to record a rhythm track on the guitar that I can loop while I'm singing. I don't want my voice or any extraneous sound to bleed into the loop from the vocal mic.
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Have you considered using reverb as a track effect if you're just recording your guitar to that track? You could also get an xlr splitter, run that into both mic inputs and have a pedal assigned to mute one whilst you're recording so that the audience continues to hear you sing, but the unit doesn't record any audio from that mic. Hope this helps. Ross
@geofftaft8695
@geofftaft8695 Год назад
Hello Ross. I am brand new to this looper world. I followed your tutorial to the letter and now have 6 tracks to play with. Thank you so much. My question is do we have to save these changes somewhere or if we turn off our RC600 will we loose these settings and have to start all over again, rerouting everything?
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
You're very welcome, Geoff. When making any changes, you can just press ENTER and EXIT together and press WRITE to whichever memory you're on. When making changes to the entire System, I don't believe you have to go that, but I would anyway, just in case. Hope this helps!
@geofftaft8695
@geofftaft8695 Год назад
Thanks again!
@HeyImTyyy
@HeyImTyyy 9 месяцев назад
Wouldn't plugging in a mono line in and changing it to stereo on the rc600 sacrifice tone or volume?
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 9 месяцев назад
I haven't noticed much of a difference in tone or volume, but I always recommend using a quality instrument cable.
@antonyd64
@antonyd64 Год назад
Ross thanks for a great explainer! Now to a question.. routing this way is there any way to record in parallel on two tracks (I am playing the bass part and guitar part simultaneously and the OC-5 needs a lot of EQ) :)
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Unfortunately, I have to be the bearer of bad news and say that it's not currently possible to record on 2 tracks at the same time. Perhaps BOSS could look into this and see if it would be possible in a future update, though!
@antonyd64
@antonyd64 Год назад
@@RossGallagherMusic Thanks Ross that’s what I suspected. Oh well I will raise a request with Boss and see how far I get :)
@SheRobot
@SheRobot Год назад
@@antonyd64 I second that! Please keep us posted!
@antonyd64
@antonyd64 Год назад
@@SheRobot hot off the press… Hi Tony. Thank you for contacting us at Roland. I´ll check this with a colleague that´s a product specialist and get back to you. All the best. Roland Customer Support
@antonyd64
@antonyd64 Год назад
@@SheRobot they recommend recording L/R on one track. The problem is the guitar is stereo (in the studio) live it would be ok with L/R and mono. Still Roland have raised a feature request (I hope).
@macktheknife8443
@macktheknife8443 24 дня назад
This may be a stupid question: Let's say I did all this. I successfully rooted bass on instrument 1 input L to main output L, and electric guitar from instrument 1 input R to main output R. I hear both the electric guitar and the bass through their separate amps while playing, which is fine. Now, I added an electric mandolin, I'm using instrument 2 input L and root it to sub 1 output L, which is connected to a separate mandolin amp. My problem is I'm not hearing the mandolin through its separate amp while playing it, only after my playing was recorded on the track assigned to the mandolin amp. Is this to be expected? I was hoping that I can hear all of my instruments live while playing them, through their respective amps.
@rockypeter8296
@rockypeter8296 Год назад
How do you mix this 6 individual tracks separately? Like how do you make sure that each track has a separate volume output? Please help.
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
If you just want to control the seperate volume for each output, you can do this via the onboard mixer in the RC-600. Press ENTER to access the mixer and page across to find the level you want to adjust. If you wanted to make further adjustments, you could do this via an external mixer. Simply send all outputs to a designated channel on the mixer and have access to volume, EQ and any other external FX you may have. Hope this helps. Ross
@rockypeter8296
@rockypeter8296 Год назад
@@RossGallagherMusic That was helpful. Thanks. I just figured out that when you click, loop, then track. You can adjust play levels. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
@Rocky Peter excellent! If you want to use the physical knobs on the device to adjust levels of say, Tracks 1-4, that's possible. Saves you delving into the menu to make adjustments. You can do this by going into MENU>SETUP and changing the KNOB FUNCTION to TRK LEVEL (for whichever track you'd like it to control).
@rockypeter8296
@rockypeter8296 Год назад
@@RossGallagherMusic Wow!! That's possible? Would it affect the other original functions of the Knob?
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
@Rocky Peter yep, it certainly is possible. It would disable the other ways of controlling the knob unless you switch the setting back to what it was doing before. But you can make these changes per memory so they could effectively be doing different things in each of you memories. By default, the 2 middle knobs don't control anything from the display screen anyway so might be useful to just change those to control loop levels and see if that works for you. Best of luck!
@MikaelLewisify
@MikaelLewisify Год назад
Ross, I've finally got this setup on My RC. So nice to be able to send separate outputs to my mixer so that I can have individual control at my finger tips. Question though...This works great for songs for which each track is a separate instrument, but how do you handle this with a song that has multiple parts (verse, chorus, bridge). For example, I've got drums (HPD20) on track one (set up as multi), but then I would typically put keys, bass and guitar on track 2 (verse-single), keys, bass and guitar on track 3 (chorus-single), and maybe keys, bass and guitar on track 4 (bridge-single). In this scenario, it doesn't seem possible to separate each instrument to separate outputs. Am I missing something? Any ideas?
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Great question. As far as I understand, it isn't possible to separate instruments once they've been recorded to a track, but I am working on an idea that will hopefully solve that particular issue. It won't work for everybody, but it should help those who like to work in single mode but want the separation to different sound sources or channels on their mixer. I've not actually tested the method out, but it works in my head 😆
@MikaelLewisify
@MikaelLewisify Год назад
@@RossGallagherMusic awesome I’ll look forward to hearing more
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
@Mikael Lewis send me a message on Facebook and I'll try my best to explain it so you can check out if it works for you. I probably won't have chance to test the water until the weekend.
@ijam4jah
@ijam4jah Год назад
@@RossGallagherMusic Did you figure out how to do this?
@jahstix
@jahstix Год назад
I have the same question
@dancassidy7471
@dancassidy7471 Год назад
Hmm I don't have any sound from mixer .maybe run an out from phone to mixer..Great job going out to various appropriate amps .
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
Cheers, Dan. I hope you're finding the videos useful.
@someguy6244
@someguy6244 10 месяцев назад
Hey Ross, Great video! Question/advice: What I’d like to do is record a song into a DAW (using Reaper because it appears GarageBand won’t allow it) where each track on the looper, such as guitar or keys, have their own track in the DAW. That way I can clean up various parts or instruments as needed after they are recorded. Is that possible? If so, any advice on executing this? So far I’m able to get each track on the looper separated but when I record I can only do one track at a time. I can record a whole song but the instruments are not separated so I can’t edit anything individually, such as volume, reverb, etc. I hope this makes sense lol Thanks again!
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I've not done that myself, but I can point you to a video that might be of some use. Check out Nick's video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ztBfQLdZL5s.htmlsi=WSO1HtVX5sM6VU59 He goes over how to set things up in Cubase, but it should hopefully give you an indication of how to get things working. Fingers 🤞 Ross
@someguy6244
@someguy6244 10 месяцев назад
@@RossGallagherMusic I appreciate the quick reply. I’ve seen this video before which got me to where I am at so far. Just can’t figure out the multiple track recording part. If you come across it, you should make a video! You’re content is great!
@SuperRicoPico
@SuperRicoPico 6 месяцев назад
Hello Ross, Great video. Thank you. I’m having a small issue that perhaps you can help me with I have turned off Stereo link to all inputs and outputs. I’ve also routed similar as you - with the intention of having six instruments coming into the looper each their own input, and with each going to a separate channel and separate output to separate amplifiers. Six independent channels, six inputs six outputs. When I have a loop playing on main left and that signal is exiting the left main out I hear it on the amplifier associated with that signal path. When I plug second cable into the second main in order to attach a second amp to run a separate signal from a separate channel, I loose the audio signal from the first main output - even though they are routed as separate channels. I hope you can provide me with your thoughts. If anybody else wants to chime in, please feel free. Thank you very much for reading.
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 6 месяцев назад
Thanks for the message! Just to be clear; are you trying to send audio from a recorded loop to its own output? This only works if that recorded loop is associated with the instrument or instruments you wish to send it to. For example, if I use Track 1 for vocals, I can route my vocals to a specific output from there, but if I use Track 1 for vocals and guitar, I can't separate them to different outputs once they've been recorded to a track. Hope this makes sense? Ross
@mattboyd3599
@mattboyd3599 2 месяца назад
hey folks, this was great but im running into an audio issue with my main out with this setup. here's my signal chain: guitar>instrument 1 bass>instrument 2 guitar amp>main out bass amp> sub out 1. i set a routing so that guitar/track 1 goes to main out. bass/track 2 to sub out 1. the bass works fine, if I play a note with guitar, it immediately starts a loud/whomp type of sound, not feedback. any ideas?
@mattboyd3599
@mattboyd3599 2 месяца назад
i think i figured it out but now the auto-start doesn't kick on for track 1/input 1?
@tronlady1
@tronlady1 11 месяцев назад
I can’t see any videos of you performing to show how to use what you’ve set up???? I can’t really think of a practical use for this set up other than using it like a six track tape recorder? OR could you record one section of a song with six different instruments and then go to another memory to record say, the chorus? Then go to other memories to record other sections! You could then turn individual instruments on an off and go between the different sections yeh…..prog rock looping at last???? Is itfinally possible dude? This would be what I’ve been wanting to do for years 😮
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic 10 месяцев назад
I don't post videos of me playing on this channel. It's only for educational purposes at the moment, but I will be making a video of all of my equipment very soon. I'll also upload a performance video in the next few weeks. I don't use all of the 6 ins and outs myself, but I do run 4 outputs into separate channels on my desk. Thanks, Ross
@RickGranoMusic
@RickGranoMusic 5 месяцев назад
I have a question, I’ve done what you said to do. I have two instruments recording on the same loop, is there any way to split that tracks output? It’s coming through the mixer on both channels
@withintheinfinite
@withintheinfinite Год назад
where did you get the button covers?
@RossGallagherMusic
@RossGallagherMusic Год назад
I bought them from Amazon. Search Mooer Pedal Toppers, I'll do a video on them soon! Ross
@94franz
@94franz 2 месяца назад
i find the way BOSS claims 6 stereo tracks quite confusing. i don;t know much about mixer techniques but the way i interpreted it was that i could handle at the same time six stereo inputs which is obviously not the case. since we have at best 2 mics and 4 mono inputs what's the point of having 6 stereo tracks. to fill that in you would need 12 mono lines, right or you would be sharing some of the mono input between 2+ tracks. To be fair i'm sure i'm wrong somewhere ... i probably need to check more of your videos.
@ggrdina
@ggrdina Месяц назад
I have 3 different instruments separated by input and output... is there a way to have each of these sent to 3 different loop/tracks but then have all 3 tracks controlled by one rec/play switch?
@andreapini1630
@andreapini1630 8 месяцев назад
...and the rythm?
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