Hey there yes I’m getting what you mean now. Unfortunately, the Aeros will not record something and not loop it, so I see whats happening with your issue on the new track, the answer being yes, the recording on a new track would have to be the same length in order to avoid un-needed looping. I can see why that is not preferable.
This shows how in this particular case an ROP function would be great, because overdubs obviously do not loop once they are stopped, and follow the looping of the base layer. More on this soon.
This is something we will be gradually working on throughout these updates, we may have more info on that soon, I know we’re looking into it. Feel free to ask again in a week’s time see where we are.
Its 3hrs mono at 44.1kHz and 24bit so practically 1.42884 GB
Thanks, Brennan. The ROP is really the only way to efficiently get a seamless, endless drone/soundscape loop. It was real easy on the Infinity, but that had a much different internal structure. ROP with an adjustable fade in/out on that loop (perhaps movable fade envelopes, like in a lot of DAWs) is really the optimal way to soundscape on the fly in a live setting.
I agree. I would be quite angry about it if I was gigging at the moment…but I guess no one is. This should have been in the 1st release. Can’t use the looper live without it.
Sorry this isn’t a functionality thing but… would it be possible to reformat the manual without the black background? I don’t know how many out there like to keep a printed manual around like me. But the black background sure wastes a lot of black printer ink for no particularly good reason other than style. Am I the only one in that boat? Thanks much!
I have to say… I’m absolutely loving the SD storage system, now i’m able to manipulate all the loop files into my DAW for further productions
My only question is about the labeling. I’m recording in stereo, and inside every song folder there’re two files per loop (one labeled A and another one labeled B), why is this?
Hey there, A is Left channel B is Right channel! They are split mono, not interleaved stereo files. Most DAWs have the option to group them as a stereo file!
We can consider a printer friendly version! The idea was to use it as an online format, we didn’t think people were printing it full color! Apologies to your printer.
OTA firmware update was very smooth! I received my Aeros on Saturday, and had it connected to wifi and updated to 3.0 within minutes… very easy, kudos!
Can’t wait for MIDI functionality… the thought didn’t even cross my mind that a pedal with the cool touchscreen and MIDI ports would lack very basic MIDI functionality! Until it comes, I’ll just be toying w/ the pedal… need to integrate it with a Morningstar MKII before I get serious.
The planned functionality looks good; hopefully it comes soon in a fast 3.1 update rather than included with a massive 4.0 update!
Haven’t done this yet, but how does the SD card work, in terms of importing content? Can I put a drum loop on the SD card and play along with it in the looper?
@LordRadish you can’t import files into the Aeros yet, because the Aeros songs are not just a collection of WAV files, they also include a lot of metadata about how the files relate to each other. We are working on a backing track function that we hope will be out in the next month or two.
