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loopers
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Tue Oct 25, 2011 6:00 pmby blues edge
does anyone have any exp with any of the new loopers . curious about whether any offer quantization or possibly some sort of sync ?
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Tue Oct 25, 2011 11:22 pmby gbheil
Far as I'm concerned Neanderpaul is the man to talk to about loopers.
I've seen him live ... he has his poop in a group man.
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Wed Oct 26, 2011 12:59 pmby jw123
Contact Paul, I tryed for a while to use one to do rythyms while I did leads, but we arent consistent enough with our meter, so it didnt work for me live. SO I traded mine off, I do have the Line 6 Digital Delay modeler which has about a 8 second or 16 second loop, but lately I havent used it much, whatever you do if you are going to use it live you want a tempo switch so you can adjust the repeats on the fly.
Good Luck
Neaderpaul is your guy on here for this info. Ive seen him live also and its amazing what he does. You might send him a pm
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Wed Oct 26, 2011 2:07 pmby blues edge
yea Jw Ive had the same problem with them in the past had a 90s "jam man " & it became a fancey echo , cuz it was almost impossible to set the loop in time or stay with it , just wondered if anyone had exp with the new ones
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Wed Oct 26, 2011 9:04 pmby neanderpaul
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Sat Oct 29, 2011 9:01 pmby blues edge
pretty cool , just now sat & watched your videos , looks like the boss is the one to go with ? nice , you make it look ez
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Sat Oct 29, 2011 9:13 pmby neanderpaul
I actually use the boss as a dedicated drum looper now. In the first link that's all I had.
In the third link I use the boss to loop the drums. Then it runs through the mixer to the jamman. The boss has 5 1/2 minutes of loop time. The digitech has an hour and a half AND it connects to the computer by usb! that is a huge advantage.
The boss can record shorter loops - maybe 5 seconds. And it can play in reverse. The digitech can't do that.
