Press the same “Record” button a second time exactly “on one” of the next measure (bar) or the following one if you want to have more than one measure in the loop.Hit the first beat or chord of the second loop and stop playing. At this point, the loop closes, the beginning and end of the loop are set, as well as the tempo of the song. Loopback starts playing the sound from the beginning. Now you will be able to play the next layer of another instrument (or the same one).Wait almost until the end of the second loop and turn on recording again. You won’t delete what has been recorded so far - the next layer will be overlaid on the previous one. This time you do not have to (and actually you shouldn’t) press the button precisely “on one” - do it a little earlier, even in the middle of the loop. Loopback has already set the beginning and end of the loop, so precision won’t change anything here, and you will be sure that the first transient won’t be cut off. You can leave the Record mode on for subsequent loops.Just remember that every time the loop repeats, you record the next layer. When you finish building the backing track, press “Record” again (i.e. At the end or in the middle of the song, if e.g.You want to mute everything after the climax, press Play/Stop. When after a few bars, played without a backing track loop, you want to go back to playing it, press Play/Stop again.If you want to build a new backing track from the beginning, press “Clear” and start from step 1.

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