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For postprodiction you can split signal at any place and you will have single part of your future loop and you can loop it using DAW lately. I'd do that way - split signal before looper (AFAIK HD500 have bunch of outputs). And route one output to left channel of audio i/f, and then route Boomerang output to the right channel of audio i/f and you will get certain sounds one time each and whole loop and you can adjust lenght of every loop looking at complete performance waveform. 2012/2/10 k3zz21@gmail.com <k3zz21@gmail.com>: > im not sure if i fully understand what you're looking for but i'll give > it a shot lol. What I use is mobius which can work as a VST plugin or > standalone software looper with 8 stereo out trakcks. You can set each > track to a different port and then record them seperately with instances > of TapeIt which is VST recorder the records the signal directly from > your DAW mixer track that is in. > -----Original Message----- > Date: Thursday, February 09, 2012 11:18:41 am > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > From: "Mike Fugazzi" <mikefugazzi@gmail.com> > Subject: Recording Multiple Loop Tracks > > I use a Boomerang III, but am interested in something that has a similar > serial-sync option but would let me set up more looped tracks. Ideally, > I > want the loops to end up as separate tracks to manipulate in post > production. The 'Rang essentially gives me two channels if I go stereo > and > hard pan different parts. I am trying to think through how to get up to > four different tracks. > > I typically run a POD HD500 into the Boomerang and then to the board. I > don't mind doing vocals and leads as overdubs, but it would be great to > have at least a rhythm harmonica track, beatbox track, and bass track all > separate. That would be three. I could keep the rhythm hard panned to > one > stereo out and the bass and beatbox together on the other? > > Any thoughts? Thanks! I suck at the whole recording thing on the whole, > but would like to do as much in real-time as possible, so overdub after > overdub would get old. If there is a different looper or software that > would let me run 3-4 outputs to record with vs the 2 of the Boomerang, > that > is totally a possibility. > > > ---------- > Mike Fugazzi > vocals/harmonica > http://www.mikefugazzi.com > Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/MikeFugazziMusic> > YouTube <http://www.youtube.com.user/mikefugazzi> > Quicksilver Custom Harmonicas > <http://www.mikefugazzi.com/fr_customharmonicas.cfm> > > -- Thanks, Boris Plotnikov http://borisplotnikov.ru