Being able to assign ‘send level’ to the quick knob would allow me to momentarily crank up the delay send level – then quickly turn it down again and the delay effect on the output of the looper would continue – dub style. (There would be loads of feedback already set up)
It seemed a little awkward to use a Quick Knob for this. I don’t use them much beyond System settings. I tried various In & Out Gains, Mix controls, Series, Parallel … None of them really covered all your criteria.
The simplest way would be to use a Perform switch. For Preset B, Bypass (M) or Bypass, and save the Program just like that. I’m assuming that you have DSP selected in the Global – Program Bypass Mode.
The Program will load with Preset A Looper active and audible. Pressing Preset B – Bypass (M) will kick in the delay following the Looper. Releasing it back to Bypass keeps the ‘loads of feedback’ trailing after it.
Not really a send, as much as a solo switch. As an alternative, Repeat (M) will perform in much the same way, but the delay mini-loop will be quickly gated when you release the switch.
