Well done! I'm looking at buying the same amp and now I know I can use my looper, it makes a big difference. I wouldn't be surprised if the next thr model to come out has a looper built in, but I can't wait.😀
This was phenomenal Kevin. I just ordered this amp ( in black ) = waiting for delivery in August 2022. I have the Boss RC-5 Looper and want to do this. Fantastic job. oNe LovE from NYC
Great ! Thank you so much, as this was exactly what I was missing at the THR 30ii. For all the rest, this is just a fantastic amp - I totally agree with you. Regards, Jan
Great advice and has saved me £100s as thought I needed to buy another amp with an effects loop. My old Roland Cube 80GX has a line out so this methods works with it. Thanks!
This is a brilliant video thankyou so much!!!!! Gutted my yamaha thr20ii doesnt have the line in out but will defo remember this going forward thankyou!!
Thank you for posting that Kevin, very useful. The use of the pause and then come in during that pause when playing over the top, never thought of that, I will be now.
I've always found it's much simpler to just hook any THR to a laptop or computer (or tablet for that matter) and use a looper software/app. You can just overlay to new tracks and also tweak them to your heart's desire. In some cases you can bluetooth midi control the looper and you only need a USB connection. Or stick HX stomp or PodGo to its aux in if you really want to use it as its speaker :)
Using an iOS device connected to the THR yields similar results. If you have a looper app, connect the usb cable to THR, then using the Apple usb connection kit, connect the iOS device. My setup uses the L7 looper app. This feature has made my upgrade from the previous version well worth it. And this method requires no power source. Thanks for the great vid Kevin!
I sure wish I’d seen this or thought of that before I built out a MIDI pedalboard to control Quantiloop from an iPad on my THR30. Would have saved me a lot of time and money! Very cool find!
I’m not quite sure why one would want to use a looper pedal AND a backing track together, but I can report this: The bluetooth connection still works even with this loop pedal setup. Neither is bypassed or disabled. So, yes, it can be done, even with the aux in jack used for the loop pedal. Now I just need to find reason to do that. Thanks for the video.
I used to have fly3 BT stereo pack. Drum track via BT, one guitar direct, another through a small battery powered processor into aux in. Jam with a friend anywhere:-)
Thanks Kevin, I have the THRii 10... no line out, but still you’ve got me thinking :) I’ve been using a looper on my iPad but the tonal quality suffers.
Congratulations from Marseille in France lol and thank you very much for this vidéo. Non , I can record all the effets of my Yamaha thr 30 II wireless on my loop core from Nux.
Hi, thanks for the tip.i tried this out and the looper sound is extremely low I can barely hear it .I seem to have the correct setup and also checked the thr app setting..I have the rc1 that's the only difference.
Yep . . . check some of the prior comments where several others discussed that. After I made the video, I actually got a Y adapter and hooked it up and it works fine.
@@KevinIlsen I want to purchase the Exact Cable that you are using for this method. Do you happen to know the name of this cable ? (standard instrument, TRS ect . . .) Appreciate any input. Enjoyed your informative demo my friend.
@@michael_caz_nyc The cable that I bought is a Hosa YMP-434. It says the following on the package: “Breakout 3.5mm TRSF to Dual 1/4 in TS.” So it has a pair of male 1/4” TS plugs on one side that I plug into the stereo outputs of my looper pedal, and a 3.5mm female TRS jack on the other side. Then I just use a 3.5mm male to male cable from there to the Aux Input of the THR amp.
@@KevinIlsen Thanks man. I did a little more research and some people are saying that this method may Damage the Amp? ( I am not that knowledgable ) but I wish that Yamaha would offer some input? What about just going from the 1/4 inch output of the Looper to the 1/8 inch input of the Aux?
@@michael_caz_nyc I’m not knowledgeable enough to know whether it can damage the amp either. I saw several suggestions online about how to use a looper this way and so I tried it and decided to make the video. Regarding just running a cable from one 1/4 inch output of the looper to the 1/8 inch input of the amp you could certainly do that but then you’d only be getting one channel. Honestly that’s probably fine, though. For example, I often take my THR out to open mics and I run a 1/4” instrument cable from one line out jack on the back of the amp, to the mixing board at the venue. Works great and I can still hear through the amp on stage with me.
What this would really be great for is using the aux input for the drum/bass output on the Digitech Trio+. That way the drum and bass aren't subject to the guitar EQ and effects, and there's a built in mixer with the guitar and audio output knobs.
I have a Digitech Trio+ and run into the amp input and a secondary battery powered PA amp for the drums and bass. That way the drums and bass are not colored but the amp tones.
Anybody have problems after downloading the update on the amp? My line 6 receiver plug doesn't work now?! Was there something i needed to do in settings before or after the download?
Wohh this is huge! Thanks for that! My only left concern then is the bad sound when I play in the evening with a headset. I was told by the guitar shop seller it is unfortunately normal because of some pre-amp?
Had a go at this, I get a way more noise coming from my RC3 if I connect this into the aux. I prefer to just use the amp in clean mode when looping and use existing pedals on the pedal board for effects (with the looper at the end of the pedal board).
Hi there ! Great review. ! Question is it possible to connect your guitar wireless to some effect pedals and these effect pedals then connect (wireless or by cable) to the yamaha 30II wireless speaker ? Or is it better to add the effect pedals after the speaker ? What would be a good solution ?
For an amp with a bona fide FX loop, you generally want some pedals between the guitar and the input to the amp (tuner, wah, overdrive, etc.) and other pedals in the loop (modulation, delay, reverb, etc.) so that they are applied after the amp’s gain stage. So it really depends on what kind of pedals you’re talking about. You could certainly use a wireless transmitter + receiver to go from the guitar into a pedal chain; I specifically bought the full G10S system so that I can use the wireless transmitter with my THR30ii as well as with my other amps and pedalboard setups. As far as going wireless from the end of your pedal chain into the Yamaha, you could probably do that, but you wouldn’t gain much advantage. The point of a wireless system (in my opinion) is so that your movement with the guitar is not restricted by the instrument cable. But the pedals don’t move, so once you hook up a cable from the last pedal into the THR, you don’t need the pedal to follow you around the stage, it can just sit there on the floor ;-).
Does the new thr series not send out the actual aux input to the line out? Because otherwise I would expect, that your method would not work. I have an old thr c and x model an love it because of it's amp models. But these ones only have headphone outputs. I can modify it so, that the internal speakers won't get muted when plugging in headphones, but I expect your method won't work for me, if the aux signal is also distributed to the headphone output?
wow. i think i am going to upgrade my THR10X now.... this is actually cheaper than my THR10X online too. I was thinking about trying to add a looper to my THR10X over the looper omission. It isn't looping back in before the reverb, but good enough....
Thanks for the tip Kevin. But before I plug my THR30, and because I saw a lot of warnings about configuring that kind of connection, has anyone tried with the new Boss RC-5 looper... ? Thanks for your answers !
Looks like there’s a huge eq difference between the guitar and audio (fed by the line out to aux in ) channels. The guitar channel sounds like it has more mids and like a proper amp, the aux in sounds trebley, harsh and scooped. Any ideas on how to fix this ?
Thank you for the video! I'm completely new to modeling amps, effect-pedals and all the cable stuff. Does somebody know if I need mono or stereo plugs?
The Aux jack on the THR30ii would need a stereo plug. So if there are separate L and R outputs from your looper pedal, each of them would be mono, so you'd need a Y adapter to join them together.
If you want to have true stereo sound you might need two 1/4"-1/4" (mono) cables between the THR and the looper. THR line out Left -> Looper Input A; THR line out Right -> Looper Input B. Using Only one cable results in mono loop tracks (i.e. I the same sound on left and right channels). Is this assumption correct? Thanks
Yes, to retain the true stereo, run a pair of 1/4" mono cables from the L and R outputs of the THR into the L and R inputs of the looper, then use a "Y" adapter to connect a pair of 1/4" mono cables to the L and R outputs of the looper, and combine them into a 1/8" stereo cable to plug into the AUX input of the THR.
@@KevinIlsen No dice on my end, RC5 with two mono cables going in the back and two mono cables with a Y at one end that goes into the AUX. ‘Guitar’ button turned to 0 on both amp and app yet a high pitched unbearable sound form both guitar and drums.
I have a question can the same connection could be done with a reverb , delay or modulation pedal ? And could you run an overdrive through the front in ? I have a pedal board that has about 8 various drive pedals an effects ... this has been the only reason I I have held off purchasing. Thanks great video and content 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎸
Yes and yes. You can run any pedals into the front. Likewise, anything that you'd traditionally put in an FX Loop (using the "4 cable method") could be hooked up the way that I illustrated hooking up the looper. Just be aware, as some have noted in other comments here, that you're going to be using a tiny jack and at least some length of tiny cable, and so you're going to experience some signal loss (vs. using 1/4" cables throughout). So I'd say: do it for practicing at home, but in a performance setting, you might not be 100% happy.
It’s called “Europa (Earth’s Cry, Heaven’s Smile)” by Santana. Here’s a video where I play guitar over a backing track of the entire song: ruclips.net/video/OvPUOt_BCUA/видео.html
I am using an electro-harmonic 720 looper and I get nasty feedback as soon as I turn the output volume . Has anyone got a e-h 720 to work with this configuration?
Regarding the two output knobs all the way on the right side of the THR30ii -- make sure the Guitar Output is all the way down to 0. If that knob is any higher than 0, you'll get feedback.
I have headphones connected to the THR. I tried this and I only got sound out of one side, which is the same side that the LINE OUT from the amp is connected. How can I get sound from both sides? Thanks in advance!
You’d need to run two 1/4” cables from the left and right line outs into your looper pedal. If your looper pedal is stereo, then take the two outputs from the looper and combine them using a Y cable connector to run into the AUX input. If your looper pedal is mono, you’ll need to use the Y connector to combine the L and R outputs into a single cable into your looper pedal.
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You have just added a ton of value to my THR30II. Thank you!!
Well done! I'm looking at buying the same amp and now I know I can use my looper, it makes a big difference. I wouldn't be surprised if the next thr model to come out has a looper built in, but I can't wait.😀
So helpful, got my amp a week ago and I love it but I was really wanting a loop. This is a life saver
Perfect! This works great now I don't need to travel with ANY pedals, just the looper & the amp!! THANK YOU.
This was phenomenal Kevin. I just ordered this amp ( in black ) = waiting for delivery in August 2022. I have the Boss RC-5 Looper and want to do this. Fantastic job. oNe LovE from NYC
Great ! Thank you so much, as this was exactly what I was missing at the THR 30ii. For all the rest, this is just a fantastic amp - I totally agree with you. Regards, Jan
Great advice and has saved me £100s as thought I needed to buy another amp with an effects loop. My old Roland Cube 80GX has a line out so this methods works with it. Thanks!
This is a brilliant video thankyou so much!!!!! Gutted my yamaha thr20ii doesnt have the line in out but will defo remember this going forward thankyou!!
This just solved a massive problem for me! THANK YOU.
Great video! Very clear instructions and demo. Thank you!
Thank you for posting that Kevin, very useful. The use of the pause and then come in during that pause when playing over the top, never thought of that, I will be now.
I can’t take credit for that; saw it in a video by Tomo Fujita.
Man your a genius! Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
I didn't come up with the idea; saw it mentioned somewhere else but some people seemed confused about how to do it, so I figured a video would help.
I've always found it's much simpler to just hook any THR to a laptop or computer (or tablet for that matter) and use a looper software/app. You can just overlay to new tracks and also tweak them to your heart's desire. In some cases you can bluetooth midi control the looper and you only need a USB connection. Or stick HX stomp or PodGo to its aux in if you really want to use it as its speaker :)
doesn't work for live performance though
Using an iOS device connected to the THR yields similar results. If you have a looper app, connect the usb cable to THR, then using the Apple usb connection kit, connect the iOS device. My setup uses the L7 looper app. This feature has made my upgrade from the previous version well worth it. And this method requires no power source. Thanks for the great vid Kevin!
Thank you for this! Saved me some $$$
How do you connect your iOS device to the USB? Is there a usb to lightening port adapter provided? Then the cable to the back of the Yamaha amp?
@@psp777 Apple camera connection kit will allow you connect the USB to your device.
Wow, so you can send Audio from and to the THR via the USB Port?
Because this would be nice for all the THR10 guys without the line Output:)
Thank you. Your tutorial was helpful and much appreciated.
Just so happen to have that same R3 looper and was wandering if it would work! Appreciate it man!!
Really valuable info, thanks for making this
I have this amp and love it you have now made it perfect thank you for this tip
have you tested out this looper method? if you have, how has it sounded for you?
I sure wish I’d seen this or thought of that before I built out a MIDI pedalboard to control Quantiloop from an iPad on my THR30. Would have saved me a lot of time and money! Very cool find!
I’m not quite sure why one would want to use a looper pedal AND a backing track together, but I can report this: The bluetooth connection still works even with this loop pedal setup. Neither is bypassed or disabled. So, yes, it can be done, even with the aux in jack used for the loop pedal. Now I just need to find reason to do that. Thanks for the video.
Perhaps if you connect a mike through the bluetooth?
I used to have fly3 BT stereo pack. Drum track via BT, one guitar direct, another through a small battery powered processor into aux in. Jam with a friend anywhere:-)
Excellent video. You just solved a problem for me. Thank you very much.
Love this .. now i can practice my lead lines, thanks for this :) .
Thank you very much, Kevin. You really helped me out big time!
Woah. I did not know I needed this video until I watched it. Thanks!
Congratulazioni utilissimo video mi ha aiutato tantissimo. Grazie
Such an important video! Thank you so much!
Thanks Kevin. That was very cool.
ahhh! well thought out! thanks for the tip, really helpful
Dude, you're a legend 🙌
I didn’t come up with the idea; I saw it mentioned on a forum somewhere and figured I’d make a video to explain it. But thanks!
Absolutely great great idea, so thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing, very much appreciated. Will be doing this this afternoon. Perfect ;-)
Great Job! I needed this
I use a Zoom GT1 Four multi effects pedal in front of my THR30II. It has a looper pedal build in. Awesome pedal, only cost $100.
What a helpful video! You rock!
Muchas gracias . Buen vídeo. Era una de las dudas que tenía para usar un looper con el ampli
Thanks man!!!
Just ordered one in white. It would have been nice if Yamaha demonstrated that but THEY DIDN’T, …so again THANK YOU for the video.
Wooo I just got one yesterday thinking about the really sad trade off of no fx loop. Finding this today makes me really really happy :)
Agreed, I took mine on the road to spend some time practicing looping and ran head on into the lack of effects loop. Sadly I hadn't seen this.
can we run backing tracks in it and play along?
@@anish_99 yes, you don’t need an fx loop for that, you can use the aux in directly, or connect any media player via Bluetooth
@@geralr ok thanks, that means we can use any backing track from youtube or mp3 and jam along , that's great!!
@@anish_99 Yep, that’s what it means ;)
Thank you so much for sharing this.
Thanks for this, it was really helpful.
Holy shit! an FX loop! amazing work around.
Super helpful! Thank you!!!
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Kevin, I have the THRii 10... no line out, but still you’ve got me thinking :) I’ve been using a looper on my iPad but the tonal quality suffers.
thanks, i'm doing this now with rc 5, works great
Brilliant! Thanks Kevin.
Very helpful, thanks so much!
Realy great job. Thanks
Great information. Thanks
I’m going to do this with my Roland Cube. Just looked this amp up the line outs are stereo & the aux in is stereo & the looper is stereo.
Congratulations from Marseille in France lol and thank you very much for this vidéo. Non , I can record all the effets of my Yamaha thr 30 II wireless on my loop core from Nux.
Thank you for sharing this
This was helpful, Thank you!
Really appreciate you sharing this tip. Love this amp and can't wait to hook my looper up!
If i'm right you can plug stereo into the aux via a jack/jack to mini stereo mini jack.
He just got blasted from Back to the future just to demo this Amp 😁
Great Scott!
@@KevinIlsen Good sport.
"I've seen the future Marty! And it's one big LOOP!"
Hi, thanks for the tip.i tried this out and the looper sound is extremely low I can barely hear it
.I seem to have the correct setup and also checked the thr app setting..I have the rc1 that's the only difference.
Had the thr10 and just got the 30ii amazing amp tones of a real tube amp better than any modeling amp on the market by far
Brilliant.
You could send stereo too. Run L/R Line outs to pedal and use a 2x mono y-split cable to 3.5 stereo plug from the pedal back to the aux in
Yep . . . check some of the prior comments where several others discussed that. After I made the video, I actually got a Y adapter and hooked it up and it works fine.
@@KevinIlsen I want to purchase the Exact Cable that you are using for this method. Do you happen to know the name of this cable ? (standard instrument, TRS ect . . .) Appreciate any input. Enjoyed your informative demo my friend.
@@michael_caz_nyc The cable that I bought is a Hosa YMP-434. It says the following on the package: “Breakout 3.5mm TRSF to Dual 1/4 in TS.” So it has a pair of male 1/4” TS plugs on one side that I plug into the stereo outputs of my looper pedal, and a 3.5mm female TRS jack on the other side. Then I just use a 3.5mm male to male cable from there to the Aux Input of the THR amp.
@@KevinIlsen Thanks man. I did a little more research and some people are saying that this method may Damage the Amp? ( I am not that knowledgable ) but I wish that Yamaha would offer some input? What about just going from the 1/4 inch output of the Looper to the 1/8 inch input of the Aux?
@@michael_caz_nyc I’m not knowledgeable enough to know whether it can damage the amp either. I saw several suggestions online about how to use a looper this way and so I tried it and decided to make the video. Regarding just running a cable from one 1/4 inch output of the looper to the 1/8 inch input of the amp you could certainly do that but then you’d only be getting one channel. Honestly that’s probably fine, though. For example, I often take my THR out to open mics and I run a 1/4” instrument cable from one line out jack on the back of the amp, to the mixing board at the venue. Works great and I can still hear through the amp on stage with me.
THR 10 2 ou VOX Adio - MODELING GUITAR/BASS qual o melhor?
What this would really be great for is using the aux input for the drum/bass output on the Digitech Trio+. That way the drum and bass aren't subject to the guitar EQ and effects, and there's a built in mixer with the guitar and audio output knobs.
I have a Digitech Trio+ and run into the amp input and a secondary battery powered PA amp for the drums and bass. That way the drums and bass are not colored but the amp tones.
GREAT video
Thank you!
Anybody have problems after downloading the update on the amp? My line 6 receiver plug doesn't work now?! Was there something i needed to do in settings before or after the download?
right on,m thank you, I just bought one of these
Wohh this is huge! Thanks for that! My only left concern then is the bad sound when I play in the evening with a headset. I was told by the guitar shop seller it is unfortunately normal because of some pre-amp?
Had a go at this, I get a way more noise coming from my RC3 if I connect this into the aux. I prefer to just use the amp in clean mode when looping and use existing pedals on the pedal board for effects (with the looper at the end of the pedal board).
you are genious!!!
Noice. Good work
If I connect witha a Cable 'Y' OUTPUT from the Looper A and B inputo to AUX mini jack, am I able to get a better signal oir stereo?
wow thanks for this video!
great video thanks
Very well. Excelent presentation. I have licked and subscrived.
Can any of those outputs be use to run it through a cabinet?
Hi there ! Great review. ! Question is it possible to connect your guitar wireless to some effect pedals and these effect pedals then connect (wireless or by cable) to the yamaha 30II wireless speaker ? Or is it better to add the effect pedals after the speaker ? What would be a good solution ?
For an amp with a bona fide FX loop, you generally want some pedals between the guitar and the input to the amp (tuner, wah, overdrive, etc.) and other pedals in the loop (modulation, delay, reverb, etc.) so that they are applied after the amp’s gain stage. So it really depends on what kind of pedals you’re talking about. You could certainly use a wireless transmitter + receiver to go from the guitar into a pedal chain; I specifically bought the full G10S system so that I can use the wireless transmitter with my THR30ii as well as with my other amps and pedalboard setups. As far as going wireless from the end of your pedal chain into the Yamaha, you could probably do that, but you wouldn’t gain much advantage. The point of a wireless system (in my opinion) is so that your movement with the guitar is not restricted by the instrument cable. But the pedals don’t move, so once you hook up a cable from the last pedal into the THR, you don’t need the pedal to follow you around the stage, it can just sit there on the floor ;-).
Does the new thr series not send out the actual aux input to the line out? Because otherwise I would expect, that your method would not work. I have an old thr c and x model an love it because of it's amp models. But these ones only have headphone outputs. I can modify it so, that the internal speakers won't get muted when plugging in headphones, but I expect your method won't work for me, if the aux signal is also distributed to the headphone output?
That's freakin rad
Awesome, thank you!
wow. i think i am going to upgrade my THR10X now.... this is actually cheaper than my THR10X online too. I was thinking about trying to add a looper to my THR10X over the looper omission. It isn't looping back in before the reverb, but good enough....
Ravish pedal and looper is what I have in mind.
Awesome video tune your guitar man!
I wonder if this will work with my spark amp
Thanks for the tip Kevin. But before I plug my THR30, and because I saw a lot of warnings about configuring that kind of connection, has anyone tried with the new Boss RC-5 looper... ? Thanks for your answers !
I just tried RC5. Works fine.
is there any loss in signal quality using the aux instead of the 1/4 jack?
Almost definitely.
Looks like there’s a huge eq difference between the guitar and audio (fed by the line out to aux in ) channels. The guitar channel sounds like it has more mids and like a proper amp, the aux in sounds trebley, harsh and scooped. Any ideas on how to fix this ?
Thank you for the video! I'm completely new to modeling amps, effect-pedals and all the cable stuff. Does somebody know if I need mono or stereo plugs?
The Aux jack on the THR30ii would need a stereo plug. So if there are separate L and R outputs from your looper pedal, each of them would be mono, so you'd need a Y adapter to join them together.
If you want to have true stereo sound you might need two 1/4"-1/4" (mono) cables between the THR and the looper. THR line out Left -> Looper Input A; THR line out Right -> Looper Input B. Using Only one cable results in mono loop tracks (i.e. I the same sound on left and right channels). Is this assumption correct? Thanks
Yes, to retain the true stereo, run a pair of 1/4" mono cables from the L and R outputs of the THR into the L and R inputs of the looper, then use a "Y" adapter to connect a pair of 1/4" mono cables to the L and R outputs of the looper, and combine them into a 1/8" stereo cable to plug into the AUX input of the THR.
@@KevinIlsen No dice on my end, RC5 with two mono cables going in the back and two mono cables with a Y at one end that goes into the AUX. ‘Guitar’ button turned to 0 on both amp and app yet a high pitched unbearable sound form both guitar and drums.
@@mattiasblom3697 same
Awesome demo ! Thank you that amp is definitely on my wish list .. does acoustic electric work through that amp as well ?
Yes the amp does a nice job with acoustic guitar pickups.
I have a question can the same connection could be done with a reverb , delay or modulation pedal ? And could you run an overdrive through the front in ? I have a pedal board that has about 8 various drive pedals an effects ... this has been the only reason I I have held off purchasing. Thanks great video and content 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎸
Yes and yes. You can run any pedals into the front. Likewise, anything that you'd traditionally put in an FX Loop (using the "4 cable method") could be hooked up the way that I illustrated hooking up the looper. Just be aware, as some have noted in other comments here, that you're going to be using a tiny jack and at least some length of tiny cable, and so you're going to experience some signal loss (vs. using 1/4" cables throughout). So I'd say: do it for practicing at home, but in a performance setting, you might not be 100% happy.
Thank you very much. I will purchase. This makes it complete for me 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💯
.... just using 2 cables instead of wireless works perfect for me?
oh... does that feedback like crazy on high gain?
Does using the one line out going back to aux in means you get only the mono?
Yes but check the other comments where there was a discussion about using a Y-cable adapter to hook it up in stereo.
Please tell me the name of that instrumental you just did the demo to please. i've ALWAYS wondered what or where that came from.
It’s called “Europa (Earth’s Cry, Heaven’s Smile)” by Santana. Here’s a video where I play guitar over a backing track of the entire song: ruclips.net/video/OvPUOt_BCUA/видео.html
I am using an electro-harmonic 720 looper and I get nasty feedback as soon as I turn the output volume . Has anyone got a e-h 720 to work with this configuration?
Regarding the two output knobs all the way on the right side of the THR30ii -- make sure the Guitar Output is all the way down to 0. If that knob is any higher than 0, you'll get feedback.
I have some questions before I buy but I can only afford the
Yamaha THR ii 20 watt
I have headphones connected to the THR. I tried this and I only got sound out of one side, which is the same side that the LINE OUT from the amp is connected. How can I get sound from both sides? Thanks in advance!
You’d need to run two 1/4” cables from the left and right line outs into your looper pedal. If your looper pedal is stereo, then take the two outputs from the looper and combine them using a Y cable connector to run into the AUX input. If your looper pedal is mono, you’ll need to use the Y connector to combine the L and R outputs into a single cable into your looper pedal.
Thank you!
You are a genius.
I didn’t figure this out; I read about it in a forum. I just figured a video would be helpful.
I need this on my new positive grid spark but it doesnt have the fx loop in/out :(
I cancelled my spark order as kept getting delayed and should have this Yamaha next week. Hope I made the right choice!
I think the app has the loop function built in for Spark.
Is there any 50W version?
Hi Kevin, can you anyway do this on the THR10ii since it has no Line out? Could you use the phones output maybe?
I don’t have a 10 so I can’t say for sure.