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1.In certain situations loopers on different channels will drift.

I've midi mapped the same buttons to two different loopers, which means they should stay in perfect sync, right? I record a beat box onto my first looper, while the other looper has just essentially recorded silence and now has a buffer that is the same length as my beatbox loop. When I hit overdub to record guitar onto the second looper, to the first time around the loop sounds ok, but then i can hear the guitar drifting farther and farther behind the beat. I'm fairly certain this is not a lack of timing on my part, simply because the timing gets worse each time.

2. Hitting the undo button causes a shift in timing. It seems like it starts the loop over, or at the very least changes position.

1.In certain situations loopers on different channels will drift.

I've midi mapped the same buttons to two different loopers, which means they should stay in perfect sync, right? I record a beat box onto my first looper, while the other looper has just essentially recorded silence and now has a buffer that is the same length as my beatbox loop. When I hit overdub to record guitar onto the second looper, to the first time around the loop sounds ok, but then i can hear the guitar drifting farther and farther behind the beat. I'm fairly certain this is not a lack of timing on my part, simply because the timing gets worse each time.

Somethimes I felt that Looper was a worst metronome than me... I will try your configuration as it is a good way to enlight my human sync failure.
Is the bug only occurs when the loopers are on different channels?

Hi,

Please have a try in beta 25 as we fixed a number of related bugs for the Looper, and let me know what is still not working for you.

Regards,
Amaury

both problems fixed in b25 and b26

great job guys