Looper is placed "post".
In Performance-Mode I recorded a loop.
I then pushed the looper button again and chose a different Performance-slot for soloing over the loop with a different sound.
The loop-sound changed to this new sound.
Same thing happened when I placed the looper to "pre"
I think it's a malfunction, or am I doing wrong? 
I have heard others mention this but i've not had a problem. I think we are finding there a number of issues in FW3.0 so hopefully these random issues will be sorted soon.
I think that's the same problem I experienced here and what was reported in the FW3 bugs thread.
The problem is that the looper seems to be running in the Rig "context", so to speak. The volume of the looper is controlled by the current Rig volume, even if it was recorded with a different volume.
Record a loop, switch rigs, change the RIG volume and the looper volumes changes. It shouldn't.
I tried and tested this last weekend, but I couldn't get this behaviour to happen. I'll try again this weekend
So far mine is working as intended, hearing different profiles (backing loop, change profile, solo = both are different)
For me it seems ok in browser mode, but i'm not convinced in perform mode.
Hi Hurricane,
could you check if you have something in the x and/or mod Slot? I found that the the volumes of These slots had an influence on the Loop Volume. Therefore i percieved a differente in Sound. But it was Volume instand. Try To disable And lock them. See if you still got soundchanges.
Different Cab volumes???
Display MoreIt's no issue in volumes, the whole sound of the recorded loop changes to the sound in the performance-slot.
F.E.: performance-slot 1: Clean sound
I recorded a loop in this sound
I stepped on loope button to change performance-slot (for overdubbing with a different sound).
I stepped on performance-slot 2: Crunch sound.
Result: The whole recorded loop changes to crunch sound.
All this in "post-position" of the looper.
Wrong, isn't it?
That's not supposed to happen and I haven't seen any other reports of it. Perhaps a support ticket is in order.
If the looper is indeed recording the DI guitar sound and looping that through a profile, it could be linked to the feature that Mr CK was talking about many moons ago, i.e. recording DI loop for use while profiling.
But I have no idea why this is happening, just wild conjecture.
I have similiar problem - the looping signal in post mode should be recorded after reverb slot.
I have similiar problem - the looping signal in post mode should be recorded after reverb slot.
Had not noticed that. Post should be right at the end or we could end up with some nasty sounds.
Had not noticed that. Post should be right at the end or we could end up with some nasty sounds.
Or after mod slot - because post after reverb and delay may end with cutted trail of the reverb in the loop.
Yes true.
I've changed rigs while looping and had no issue with it ...
I've changed rigs while looping and had no issue with it ...
Please record a loop and try to turn cab on/off to see(hear) difference.
Please record a loop and try to turn cab on/off to see(hear) difference.
I've not tried turning cab on/off - that could be a separate issue from changing rigs ...
I've not tried turning cab on/off - that could be a separate issue from changing rigs ...
What i mean is when you've change the rigs - the cab is changing (depends of the rigs). If you have the same cab in all your rigs then you will not notice difference. Looper signal is going to the cab emulation. If you switch the cab on and off will be audible difference.
