Thanks again for your support — I tested the suggested setup, and it does work technically.
But after experimenting, I decided to switch BeatBuddy back to Master mode, as it fits better with how I play live.
So now I’m using:
- BeatBuddy as Master,
- MIDI Maestro in BeatBuddy mode,
- And Aeros synced as a follower.
This setup gives me the tightest synchronization when performing live.
But since I always sing and play live — and have to manage effects, lyrics, and transitions at the same time — I’d like to suggest a feature that would really help solo musicians like me:
I’m a live performer — I always sing and play in real time.
Everything happens on stage, live, with my hands and feet.
What I’d really love to see is a new feature in the Aeros Loop Studio:
- In a saved song, once all the loops (parts) are already recorded,
- I want to be able to set the play order of those parts,
- Save that sequence, and then just press PLAY — and Aeros would automatically play through the predefined parts until the end and stop.
This is not about live overdubbing or auto-recording.
It’s about using pre-recorded parts, and having Aeros move through them automatically, like a smart arranger —
so the performer can focus on playing and singing, not stepping on footswitches.
Think of it as a “Play Order Mode” inside Aeros, where transitions are automated, but everything else stays under the musician’s control.
I’ve also experimented with the Nektar Pacer and MIDI Maestro — they’re great tools, but during live shows while singing,
I simply don’t have time to switch pages or modes on the fly.
One-page control is essential for me.
A feature like Auto Play Order in Aeros would be a game-changer.
Similar to how the Digitech Trio+ works as an arranger —
but with the power and flexibility of Aeros.
Many of us who perform solo — singing, looping, managing gear, and playing instruments — would benefit greatly from this.
It keeps the spontaneity of live music, but removes the mechanical stress.
Please consider adding this feature in a future update.
I’d love to keep using your great gear as long as I’m able to perform.
Preklad je OK alebo no OK?