How to program Loops On/Off configurations to carry over to next recalled preset? "Recall safe?"

[revivethevivid]

Hey guys, I'm a new PBC10 user, and wondering if there's a way to program presets to recall the previous loop on/off configurations from the previous preset, kind of like a Recall Safe setting(preferable for just Loops 7-10), so whatever loops are active or off would carry over when recalling the new preset.

My rig looks like this:

Guitar
-> buffer
RJM PBC10
L1 - Cali76 compressor
L2 - PitchFork
L3 - empty
L4 - empty
OUT 1-4/IN 5-6 - Volume pedal
L5 - empty
L6 - empty
OUT 5-6/IN 7-10 - Diezel VH4S Amp Parallel FX Loop Send
L7 - Mobius (parallel)
L8 - Timeline (parallel)
L9 - Bigsky (parallel)
L10 - Mercury 7 (parallel)
OUT A/B - Diezel VH4S Stereo Parallel FX Return

My first super basic programming set up is gonna look like presets 1-4 simply changing the 4 amp channels on my Diezel VH4S via midi command, (preset 1 would be channel 1(clean channel), preset 2 would be channel 2 on amp(Texas/AC/DC overdrive), preset 3 would be channel 3 on amp($$money channel), preset 4 would be channel 4(lead channel)).

When performing live I often switch amp channels without changing my effects settings/patches(specifically the effects in loops 7-10). So it would be ideal for me to be able to change amp channels using presets while maintaining the previous loop on/off settings. Does that make sense? Is there a way to do this? Or is my best bet to store each preset with Loops 7-10 always on, and since 7-10 presets are in parallel I can just simply disengage/reengage the effects from the pedals themselves(as they'll be in kill dry mode)? I apologize if there's already a post on this, I searched but couldn't find anything. Thanks for your help!

- Nick

 

[rjmmusic]

Yes, turn off Send on Preset Change and Update on Preset Change on all of the buttons that control your loops. That will prevent them from being affected by preset changes.