New Aeros user here, I’m excited after my first dabbles with the device. Very glad I purchased this as my first independent looper device. I was intimidated by the complexity, but this is actually very intuitive for the basic things.
Anyway, I wanted to ask if this is currently possible: I plug vocals into main input L and guitar into main input R. I want both the dry vocal signal and recorded vocal loop to route to main output L. I want recorded guitar loop to route to main output R and dry guitar not come through at all.
In the routing settings, both main inputs and outputs are linked, so I have to have same setting for both. Unless I’m missing something?
I see a workaround in using aux input and output for either voc or guitar, because it has separate settings for routing. Would this work for my intended use (as long as I don’t want to use aux input for somethin else)?
Are there other workarounds that come to mind?
And are there plans to update the routing possibilities in the future to be able to set individual routing settings for main L and R inputs and outputs, and not have them always linked?
Also another thing I’d like to be able to do is to have midi command to stop input L (my vocals) from recording loops, while still letting the dry signal through. I can see this is not possible with the routing options, should I create a feature request for this maybe?
The idea is that I could use one of the main outputs from Aeros for my vocals and vocal loop, so I can have them on same channel in my mixer. And most of the time I don’t want my vocals to record into the loops, because I record mostly guitar loops while I sing a chorus of a song etc. But every once in a while I want to sing something to a loop, vocal harmony or percussive things.
And for the guitar routing thing, it’s just that I’d like to mix the Aeros recorded loop signal back into my dry guitar signal in my guitar effect and minimise A/D D/A conversions, and also I have XLR out in my guitar effect which makes life easier.
Edit: Now I see that all this should be doable if I use Aux in and out for either guitar or vocal. But it would still be nice to be able to do on the main inputs and outputs alone, so I could plug something else into Aux input in the future.
