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Unless I am miss understanding you, you can switch between channel A and B, or even go A -> B -> clean. This is presently the main reason I use the pedal.
I use it my to control all my effects. I have a pod HD in one loop and a tech21 gt2 in the other. I use the gt2 which is analog for all my dirt usually on the California setting. I use the pod for various reverbs, delays, and modulation. Using the settings on the ls2 I do a variety of things. I can go from using the pod to bypassing everything( which I probably use the most), I can use it to blend a dirty signal from the gt2 and an empty patch on the pod for a thick dirty tone. Sometimes for intros or little breaks in a song where I want a thinner dirty tone (usually right before a heavy part) ill go from the gt2 to bypass.
It's been a blessing really. It gets rid of most tone suck issues as it can take effects out of your signal when your not using them. It also solved my issue with the pod making an audible noise when switching patches with the express foot controller. Best of all I can select pod patches or turn the gt2 on and off but actually kick it in and out with the ls2. So I can set up the effected tone I'm going to use in a song between songs and the ls2 is the only thing I ever step on during the song.