Electro Harmonix 95000, 6 Track Looper

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#22

A question about the 95000 for those of you that have used it. I understand that the loop length is fixed, but is it possible to start and end recording on different measures related to the first loop?

So for example, if track/loop 1 is 4 measures long, is it possible to start recording on track/loop 2 on measure 2 and end recording on measure 1?

Appreciations in advance.

#23

Hey Wick,

Is your EHX 45000 syncā€™d via MIDI?

I have the same looper and find it almost impossible to make perfect loops via MIDI clock with the whole ā€œ4 count firstā€ thing.

#24

iā€™ll chime in here as a 45000 user, after several years use i find the easiest way to create a new loop without count in is:

hold stereo and move to empty space
ensure ext clock and quantise are enabled
hit start on your external device sending clock
itā€™ll start recording straight away, hit play when you want the loop to end.

i normally just record silence when i start a new session so i know thereā€™s 4/8 whatever bars ready to go.

If you hit new loop on an existing loop space it will always start with a 1 bar pre count until you move to a blank space.

Hope that makes sense.
For me itā€™s a super solid looper and i find itā€™s really tight with midi clock.

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#25

trying to understand the 9500s workflow and was wondering what you meant by hold stereo? cheers

#26

I didnā€™t know about the new loop thing. Thanks!

However Iā€™m also confused by the ā€œhold stereoā€ thing. Care to explain?

#27

I own a 45000 version, first loop defines the length of all the other, so you canā€™t have loops of diff lengths. Its quite noisey too (old technology) but very easy to use with text files for BPM etc, plus it can take midi clock too.

#28

best use Loopy HD app on an iPad, best IOS looper out there

#29

its the Stereo button on the unit he is referring to, like a shortcut or shift function

#30

thanks for clarifying, presumably this method works in mono mode too?

#31

@fattyparts

holding stereo mode down allows you to then cycle through loops using reverse/octave
(only when stopped tho, not during play)

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#32

I think the issue I would have is hitting stop at the right point to ensure a seamless loop.
Iā€™m thinking by letting the loop run over using sound on sound could lead to interesting results