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One Shot and Decay Tab:
One Shot: This setting enables you to set an individual track to play just once and then stop by
enabling the One Shot setting for the track. This is particularly useful for playing backing tracks
when loaded directly to a looper track.
Feedback (Decay): This setting configures how each looper track decays over time when it is
being recorded or overdubbed. When this parameter is set to 100% for a track, it will not decay
over time. As you decrease this parameter, HeadRush Looperboard will gradually fade out the
track at this newly set rate. The lower the number, the faster the loop will decay.
Time-Stretch Tab:
Sync Audio to Tempo: This setting determines whether changes in tempo affect your loop's
audio. Set to On to enable changes to your loop's audio according to changes in tempo. Set to
Off to leave your loop's audio unaffected by changes to the tempo.
Time Stretch: This setting determines whether changes in tempo affect your loop's audio and
pitch. You can stretch your recorded audio to be anywhere from half the speed of the original
recording, all the way to up to twice as fast as the original recording. For example, if you
recorded your loop at 120 BPM, you could stretch it to be as slow as 60 BPM or as fast as 240
BPM while still retaining the pitch of the original recording without any unwanted artifacts. Set
to On to enable or Off to disable.
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