Quick question… I’m a looper/guitarist/vocalist, and when performing live I spontaneously create and loop a progression/vamp, then improvise and/or sing on top of the loop I’ve created. I’m not really interested using the beat buddy to play full full songs and transition from verse to chorus, but instead sync it with my RC-5 looper, and just loop a one, two, or 4 bar beat to improvise over. Can this be easily achieved without having to go into the drum manager software and program? I would also like to be able to switch between a couple beat variations within a live musical composition to add more or less energy and variety to the composition. Can this easily be achieved with the best buddy. Basically I don’t want to do a lot or any programming, and I don’t need drums formatted for entire songs since I’m not playing cover songs or traditional songs. I just need a bunch of different styles and tempo beats categorized by genre and organized into sets, so I can access 2-4 measure beats in a specific genre, and with a couple variations, and maybe a couple fills, that I can bounce between them in a live looping application. Is this easy to do with the beat buddy, and are their some tutorial videos on this subject? Thanks!
The BeatBuddy can definitely do what you’re wanting but it is primarily designed for working one song at a time. You may need to do a little bit of initial set up to configure beats into something that works for you. I suggest you head over to the Singular Sound forum and post your question there where others will be able to chime in and provide tips on how they use the BeatBuddy in different situations.
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WOW this is good !! One question please, Is there an option to left and right sound for percussions etc?
You can’t pan left/right from the editor but you can create a custom drum kit where you load samples panned as needed.
@bbff_rocks oh thank you !!!
Quick question… I’m a looper/guitarist/vocalist, and when performing live I spontaneously create and loop a progression/vamp, then improvise and/or sing on top of the loop I’ve created. I’m not really interested using the beat buddy to play full full songs and transition from verse to chorus, but instead sync it with my RC-5 looper, and just loop a one, two, or 4 bar beat to improvise over. Can this be easily achieved without having to go into the drum manager software and program? I would also like to be able to switch between a couple beat variations within a live musical composition to add more or less energy and variety to the composition. Can this easily be achieved with the best buddy. Basically I don’t want to do a lot or any programming, and I don’t need drums formatted for entire songs since I’m not playing cover songs or traditional songs. I just need a bunch of different styles and tempo beats categorized by genre and organized into sets, so I can access 2-4 measure beats in a specific genre, and with a couple variations, and maybe a couple fills, that I can bounce between them in a live looping application. Is this easy to do with the beat buddy, and are their some tutorial videos on this subject? Thanks!
The BeatBuddy can definitely do what you’re wanting but it is primarily designed for working one song at a time. You may need to do a little bit of initial set up to configure beats into something that works for you.
I suggest you head over to the Singular Sound forum and post your question there where others will be able to chime in and provide tips on how they use the BeatBuddy in different situations.
Hi ! hank you for this video. Is there a maximum number of measures for the main track?
No, at least not practically, many people have placed an entire song into a single track. Look on the Singular Sound forum for OPS (One press songs)
Thanks that really solves my problems
I’m glad it helped -Andrew
❤very helpful！