Hi Brennan I am a newbie here so have patience. Wouldn’t delete last part delete the whole part? For eg; part 3 of 6 in a 6x6?
I am trying to wrap my head around the lack of track deletion. I understand it won’t be a feature that will be added. So I am not asking Lol
What I learned last night is not saving is my friend when there is something I wish to delete. So say if I have 2 tracks in part 1 of a 6x6 that I am happy with I save the song. If then on track 3 I mess it up to the point where I would want to delete the track all I need to do is close the song without saving and then re open the song. That worked for me. Is that a good work around or is there a better option? The long press option just asks me if I want to delete everything
You can delete the last part (all the tracks)with the hands free slide menu
To delete only 1 track you can do this with hold the undo switch, if needed record again over this deleted track, or record and don’t play any sound (this will recorded a track without sound)
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True but (regarding soundless track) if a complicated or dense song, then you do waste available memory for that part of song. I tried this pseudo-delete method myself awhile ago and lost time and audio as a result. I heartily second (or whatever) the vote for a true delete function.
May not be the correct topic, but I spent a while looking for something closer…
I really was hoping to be able to edit tracks on this machine. Even something as simple as being able to select and cut out a late start, or to cut out a “count in” so that it starts right on the beat once you have recorded all your tracks would be crucial.
I just got this today and have scoured the manual but haven’t found anything like this.
My goal with this looper is to prerecord a bunch of rhythm parts to play melodies and solo over at a solo guitar gig. I was attracted to the ability to save MANY songs on the pedal (or SD) to have ready without needing the play through a whole progression first before looping.
I’m still getting the hang of the workflow. Definitely agree some things are harder than they seem they should be.
But if I am able to download prerecorded tracks over WiFi, this will be a game changer.