Topic: Chord Looper - Stop and Start with fill (Drums breaks)

[toff]

Hi everyone,
I will try to write the more clearly I can (I am French).
Sorry in avance for any misunderstanding.

My question seems to be simple:
If activated, is there any way to NOT START the Chord Looper progression when a Drums Fill (Break) is running for relaunching  a verse or something else at the beginning of the measure?
I know this can be done manually (on/off button) but this is not easy when we are focusing on the precised time for relaunching the accompaniment and be prepared to play again.
I've already tested to create some dedicated RGT but this not the good solution for my need.
Regarding the pedals :
Pedal #1 for sustain
Pedal #2 for Stop / Start Sync Accomp

I dont know if there is an existing workaround.
Anyway, thanks in advance to all for your valuable answers.

Kind Regards,
Toff

[Fred Smith]

Registrations will solve your problem (because they can start or stop a chord looper).

Why won’t registrations work for you? We need to know that before we can look fir alternatives.

Cheers,
Fred

[toff]

Hi Fred,
Thanks for your answers. (sorry for my late reply...)
Registrations doesn't fit totally or maybe I have to create one for each behaviour.
The accompaniment is stopped manually by pressing my second switch Pedal.
A cappella words are singing during few seconds.
Then, I need to relaunch the accomp with a Drums breaks fill JUST BEFORE restarting the theme with the Chord Looper.
Chord Looper Is starting as soon as the measure is started even if we have chosen a Drums break fill (for intro) initially.

I think there is no really easy solution except switching many times between registrations and manipulate carefully the stop/start, Drums films, activate CL manually.

Thanks for your inputs.

BR,
Toff

[Fred Smith]

I think there is no really easy solution except switching many times between registrations and manipulate carefully the stop/start, Drums films, activate CL manually.

I disagree, but it’s your choice.

Cheers,
Fred