Skillet's looping program? And how does it sync with click track?

[AdamBomb]

Hi! I was wondering if anyone knows what program Korey uses to control the loops? And are each of the loops laid out for the entire track duration, to where she can just hit play and forget about it for the rest of the song, or does she hit play on each one as it comes to that part in the song? Also, how is she able to sync it with Jen's click track? Do they all have a click track in their in-ear monitors? I know that's a ton of questions, but I'd love to start using supporting loops like they do, but I know practically nothing about it. Any info would be much appreciated!

[Energy]

Hi! I was wondering if anyone knows what program Korey uses to control the loops? And are each of the loops laid out for the entire track duration, to where she can just hit play and forget about it for the rest of the song, or does she hit play on each one as it comes to that part in the song? Also, how is she able to sync it with Jen's click track? Do they all have a click track in their in-ear monitors? I know that's a ton of questions, but I'd love to start using supporting loops like they do, but I know practically nothing about it. Any info would be much appreciated!

Hi Adam! Good questions...I think Korey's Korg keyboard supports a lot of these things, & Skillet has been using loops for a long time.

As for the clicks...Jen would need the click to keep the beat, but everyone else could follow to the beat of her drum. My guess is that the loops are laid out for the track duration, based on what I've seen during their warm-ups.

[Jonathan Edwards]

Each member of the band has a metronome built into their earpieces.
Given that Korey runs the synths and loops through her mac, it would seem most likely that she just starts the track at the beginning of the song, and it plays through the entire song.