The beat on this loop should be definitely outlined, but not necessarily with the help of drums or other percussion instruments. The first loop is crucial - it determines the tempo of the song and it will be the first layer of the backing track.
When stopped, Loopback starts immediately, without waiting - this is the behavior you expect during performances when you control a looper with a footswitch, especially when the next option… This disables synchronization with the MainStage tempo and clock - in our case, it will be the best setting when this tempo will be determined based on the first loop This is the most important parameter in this section - it causes that the tempo of your song will be selected based on the time from the moment of switching on until the recording of the first loop is turned off Similarly to the above - you want to control the functions manually (or rather using your pedal) There is no point in setting other options when you have a footswitch
MAINSTAGE 3 USER GUIDE HOW TO
If you want to know how to record several different sound sources on one Loopback plugin - see part 1. I will show you how to configure its parameters to be able to use it efficiently during live performances. This is the third and final part of the series about creating loops in MainStage 3 using the Loopback plugin.
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