I just want to add that he was using the pedal in "mode 2" where the order is: "record, PLAYBACK, layer" vs the out of the box mode 1 where it is " record, layer, PLAYBACK."
@@maapi From memory, remove power from the pedal (remove the output cable or remove the 9V PSU cable or switch PSU off), hold the pedal down, re-apply power; an upper semi-circle of RED LEDs come on in Mode 1, cycle the pedal twice within 1 second, the display should change to a lower semi-circle of RED LEDs. Remove the power again. On next power up it should be in Mode 2 (Record/Playback/Overdub). This is RECORD Mode 1 & 2. Be careful not alter the STOP Mode, the default STOP Mode 1 is an upper semi-circle of GREEN LEDs (double tap stops the loop immediately). Mode 2 is a lower semi-circle of GREEN LEDs (double tap stops at the end of the loop and DELETES the loop!). Accidentally getting into STOP mode (GREEN LEDs) probably occurs by only cycling the pedal once. It will probably cycle back to RECORD Mode by cycling the pedal once at a time.
@Stan Williams Not surprised, the procedure for changing the mode can be confusing (I did it by accident....then I read the manual 😁). I do not use the pedal that much at the moment. I find playing through a Boss DD-3 delay set to longest delay (800mS) is fun; play a chord then pick notes to accompany the repeated chord.
@Stan Williams The RC1 is good and basic, the rotating display makes you aware of how long the loop is, you can quickly lay down multiple layers and get amazing sounds, BUT it only saves one loop/track/song. The RC3 can save up to 99, BUT remembering what is in each location may be a challenge! The RC3 has a lot more functionality (rythm tracks, USB import/export), BUT also means bending down to fiddle with the controls (store track, change track, change rythm track), an optional stop/start/change track footswitch can be plugged in to help. The video by Dawson's Music illustrates it quite well. I guess the RC20 is even more capable. Either one will provide many hours of fun! A Boss DD-3 delay (or BF-3 Flanger) in front can provide two inputs to the looper which can go out to two amps for maximum stereo/spacial effect. I use that set up occasionally, but in the main just one amp for a more focused (and less low end) sound.
This is the best tutorial I've seen for learning how to use the Boss RC-1. Yeah, I know, the Boss RC-1 is simple compared to other effect pedals and for most players familiar with effect pedals, no instruction is necessary; but, watching this video helped me (a complete beginner) tremendously. Now that I know how to operate the Boss RC-1, my electric-fiddle practice sessions are fun! Thank you!
Thanks! We try to make our video tutorials easy enough for the beginner but in depth enough for the advanced user to get something out of it as well. We're happy to see we've struck that balance!
This was so helpful because I almost sent mine back so to lack of knowledge but then I saw this guy play live and he was using this pedal like a pro. I talked to him after his set and he sent me to this link
I've viewed many tutorials on this pedal, yours is by far the best, very nice job with your instructional teaching style for your audience, thank you !!!!!
Good video, good looper pedal, I changed it to operate in Mode 2 as in this video (Record/Playback/Overdub). Loopers are very useful for practice and have additional uses. Playing a loop through an amp/pedals frees up your hands to adjust the settings on the amp/pedals to find the sweet spot.
This looks like *exactly* what I need to start learning some basic lead guitar! being able to "play over myself" will be wonderful! What a time to be alive!
Awesome, a looper can definitely help with that. But you should also check out our demo on the Roland JS-10 if you want some backing tracks to play some lead guitar over. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/EHkFW46tAp4/видео.html
You may wish to read the instructions to find out how to change from Mode 1 to Mode 2. Mode 1 (Record/Overdub/Playback) is the default, the video presenter here has the pedal set to Mode 2 (Record/Playback/Overdub). There are some comments below that mention how to change the Mode.
I must be doingsomething wrong. I record a clean loop, then I go to play it back and play with overdrive, but now my rhythm track is playing with overdrive why?????
Unmentioned in this demo, something I discovered on my own: If you suck at guitar , this will not help you sound better. Does anyone know of a pedal that will disguise my bad playing and make it appear to suck less? Yeah, I didn't think so.
This will help you sound better, by forcing you to improve. Once you make a mistake 5 times you won't make it again and this teaches you timing and playing clean.
God knows why you thought a loop pedal would make you sound better at guitar? you want to hear your mistakes and messy playing on a loop lmao? Anyway, good luck. When i started playing guitar I would get home from school at 15:30pm and play guitar in my bedroom until 11pm sometimes. It really is just a case of not giving up, learning different styles, and playing along to songs.
What if I want to pause playback and then resume it from that point? Surely I don't have to restart it from the beginning if I'm 4 minutes through a 5 minute recording?
That would be cool if it had the ability to start recording as soon as you start playing. Is there a pedal like this that has that function? So that way you don't have to start playing at the exact instant you hit the pedal?
The RC-1 doesn't have auto record as its Boss' most basic model loop pedal, but the most models from the RC-3 upwards do! That includes the RC-3, RC-30, RC-300, RC-5, RC-50, RC-500, etc.
See our pinned comment: "he was using the pedal in "mode 2" where the order is: "record, PLAYBACK, layer" vs the out of the box mode 1 where it is " record, layer, PLAYBACK."
There shouldn't be a pause in betwen your loops if you sync up when you start/stop playing with when you stomp on the pedal. Sometimes it's helpful to even play beyond the downbeat, but stomp the pedal to stop recording right on the downbeat, as to ensure there's no pause or blip between the loop.
Mine isn3 working like that. When I try to go I to playback mode it goes right into recording a second loop. I have to tap it twice to GWT it to go into playback mode.
it's the best loop station demo video I've found on youtube, thank you for that! and I wonder please how many layers one can stamp on one another? here you made loops twice and were playing on over, so we got three layers - is that its maximum capacity?
Thanks! An no, 3 layers is not the maximum. It's unlimited! You can have as many overdubs as you wish. But there is a maximum recording time of 12 minutes. However, the more layers you record, the more the audio quality will degrade. It's not noticeable for your first few layers, but if you're overdubbing 20, 30 or 40 layers, the sonic quality will suffer.
I have a problem/question; so when I´m doing a layer it starts playing when the original recording finishes. what if I want to layer something that is longer than the first recording? when I just speak and speak (using it with a mic but it really doesn't matter) it all gets doubled and doubled ... help!
Yes, add this pedal to the main outs (or record outs, or tape outs, or whatever outputs your mixer has), and then any instruments plugged into the mixer will be recorded and looped.
I've been using the old (discontinued) RC-20xl loop pedal for years. My first one wore out. My wife bought me a used one in great condition but it just crapped the bed last weekend. I am having a hard time finding another replacement. I borrowed an RC-30xl and within half an hour realized that it's a piece of shite. I wouldn't use it to prop the kitchen door open during load-in. I'm frustrated, because the 20xl was so intuitive as opposed to this double-clutch pedal business. I do need a looper, and I may have to reluctantly get one of these, but I am NOT happy about the 20-xl being discontinued.
I have 1 of these and yes it's Boss great. But I just got a Donner Circle looper and within moments of use, have 2 loops saved with drum tracks. So much easier and as cheap as buying this Boss used.
You have to change the settings from overdub to playback. You have to unplug your pedal, press a button (see manual for what button) while off, then turn on your pedal while pressing that button, and you'll go to the menu, and from there you can change the setting. I recommend to see the manual for clearer instructions
We just got our loop station, but are having a problem. When we record and go to playback, it has a pause between each loop. We are not using it with a guitar, but with a microphone. Also, we are not playing continuously, but are doing intermittent sounds. Could that have something to do with the pauses? I would appreciate any feedback or advice that you could offer. If I am not clear enough, please let me know and I will try and clarify my question.
In order to have no ‘pauses' between the loop repeating, you must START the loop recording precisely at the same time as the audio source (microphone or otherwise) starts. You must also END the loop precisely as the audio source STOPS. In this manner, you will not have any extra bits of silence recorded onto your loop. These extra silent sections are what is causing the loop to have the pause between its repeats.
Anyone else have this high pitch clicking noise as the loop is playing and/or recording? Is there a way to get that to go away because it kinda ruins the music that’s being played from it
That shouldn't happen, but the first thing that comes to mind is your power supply. Are you using a BOSS PSA adapter? An isolated power supply like a Pedal Power or TrueTone CS7? Or battery?
You probably are leaving the foot on the pedal for too much time. The pedal deletes the recording when you leave the foot on it for more than 2 seconds
I noticed that the second time you pressed it it was green (only play back) and not red and green (overdubbing). How do you do this?? When I press it the second time it is red and green. Also other demonstrations of the pedal show that its red and green
Does any1 know if u can record first loop with clean channel and then change to distortion on your amp and jam to the first track? Will the first track also change to distortion?
If you stop the loop (double tap), then start it again, it plays from the beginning. If you change from record to playback (single tap), it continues the existing loop. You can change from playback/record anywhere in the loop, no need to record for the entire loop.
Hi, congrats for your video! But I have a problem with the RC-1, the led of loop (time) goes quickly in the record, reproduction. You know how I can resolve the problem? Thank you so much.
You obviously can play a guitar, but thank you for "showing" off the pedal and Not your abilities...Most of the youtube demonstraters play so loud on their guitars I never understand what is going on...
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I just want to add that he was using the pedal in "mode 2" where the order is: "record, PLAYBACK, layer" vs the out of the box mode 1 where it is " record, layer, PLAYBACK."
Most people seem to prefer Mode 2....maybe Boss should have shipped them with that as the default.
How do you get it into mode 2?
@@maapi From memory, remove power from the pedal (remove the output cable or remove the 9V PSU cable or switch PSU off), hold the pedal down, re-apply power; an upper semi-circle of RED LEDs come on in Mode 1, cycle the pedal twice within 1 second, the display should change to a lower semi-circle of RED LEDs. Remove the power again. On next power up it should be in Mode 2 (Record/Playback/Overdub). This is RECORD Mode 1 & 2. Be careful not alter the STOP Mode, the default STOP Mode 1 is an upper semi-circle of GREEN LEDs (double tap stops the loop immediately). Mode 2 is a lower semi-circle of GREEN LEDs (double tap stops at the end of the loop and DELETES the loop!). Accidentally getting into STOP mode (GREEN LEDs) probably occurs by only cycling the pedal once. It will probably cycle back to RECORD Mode by cycling the pedal once at a time.
@Stan Williams Not surprised, the procedure for changing the mode can be confusing (I did it by accident....then I read the manual 😁). I do not use the pedal that much at the moment. I find playing through a Boss DD-3 delay set to longest delay (800mS) is fun; play a chord then pick notes to accompany the repeated chord.
@Stan Williams The RC1 is good and basic, the rotating display makes you aware of how long the loop is, you can quickly lay down multiple layers and get amazing sounds, BUT it only saves one loop/track/song. The RC3 can save up to 99, BUT remembering what is in each location may be a challenge! The RC3 has a lot more functionality (rythm tracks, USB import/export), BUT also means bending down to fiddle with the controls (store track, change track, change rythm track), an optional stop/start/change track footswitch can be plugged in to help. The video by Dawson's Music illustrates it quite well. I guess the RC20 is even more capable. Either one will provide many hours of fun! A Boss DD-3 delay (or BF-3 Flanger) in front can provide two inputs to the looper which can go out to two amps for maximum stereo/spacial effect. I use that set up occasionally, but in the main just one amp for a more focused (and less low end) sound.
This is the best tutorial I've seen for learning how to use the Boss RC-1. Yeah, I know, the Boss RC-1 is simple compared to other effect pedals and for most players familiar with effect pedals, no instruction is necessary; but, watching this video helped me (a complete beginner) tremendously. Now that I know how to operate the Boss RC-1, my electric-fiddle practice sessions are fun! Thank you!
Thanks! We try to make our video tutorials easy enough for the beginner but in depth enough for the advanced user to get something out of it as well. We're happy to see we've struck that balance!
I agree with albireo9
Thanks for the straight-forward tutorial!
can we use an electric acoustic guitar with the RC-1?
I agree the best tutorial I have found on it! Quick and too the point Thanks!
@@13magic74 YES 🎉
Thank you! Jesus it took me an extraordinary amount of time to find a sufficient product demo of this pedal.
I feel your pain and was going to say the exact same thing you did.
This was so helpful because I almost sent mine back so to lack of knowledge but then I saw this guy play live and he was using this pedal like a pro. I talked to him after his set and he sent me to this link
I've viewed many tutorials on this pedal, yours is by far the best, very nice job with your instructional teaching style for your audience, thank you !!!!!
Thanks!!
Good video, good looper pedal, I changed it to operate in Mode 2 as in this video (Record/Playback/Overdub). Loopers are very useful for practice and have additional uses. Playing a loop through an amp/pedals frees up your hands to adjust the settings on the amp/pedals to find the sweet spot.
Getting one of these almost solely on how good this demo was! Thank you 😊
This video is excellent. Thank you.
This looks like *exactly* what I need to start learning some basic lead guitar! being able to "play over myself" will be wonderful! What a time to be alive!
Awesome, a looper can definitely help with that. But you should also check out our demo on the Roland JS-10 if you want some backing tracks to play some lead guitar over. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/EHkFW46tAp4/видео.html
Super helpful! I’ve been on the fence about which looping station to buy and this really sold me on the RC 1.
Thanks for the tutorial. I use this to loop trumpet licks and lines. Great tool. Loving it so far!
way more useful than any other review, thank you! know everything i needed to now
Really nice use of that pedal, Dan!
I just unpacked a new one it's great for practice. Worth every dime. Great demo
I’ve got this pedal arriving tomorrow. I can skip the instructions as this video tells me all I need to know
You may wish to read the instructions to find out how to change from Mode 1 to Mode 2. Mode 1 (Record/Overdub/Playback) is the default, the video presenter here has the pedal set to Mode 2 (Record/Playback/Overdub). There are some comments below that mention how to change the Mode.
I must be doingsomething wrong. I record a clean loop, then I go to play it back and play with overdrive, but now my rhythm track is playing with overdrive why?????
Great and straight to the point!!!
Nice demo Dan. Thanks a lot. Very easy to understand.
Thanx for a great demo. Happy New Year from Scotland
You're welcome and Happy New Year from Canada!
Finally, someone explains it well!!!
It is the Les Paul pulveriser , what a genius he was. Thanks Les.
You've killed my wallet after seeing many of your demos at the local stores, and now you're doing it again here. I still like ya though. Cheers dude.
these are great for dialing in tones too, Just record a riff, play it back, and go adjust the amp as you listen.
Great tip!
thanks! I was gonna get the R 3 ,,, but I think this is all i need...
2:47 - Removing layers and bringing them back in
Unmentioned in this demo, something I discovered on my own: If you suck at guitar , this will not help you sound better. Does anyone know of a pedal that will disguise my bad playing and make it appear to suck less? Yeah, I didn't think so.
Just practice till you git gud
What you want is a Delay/Reverb pedal! it hides a multitude of sins, you will sound 100 times better!
@@wolfen_hart Thanks! Though I'm not sure you appreciate my level of suck.
This will help you sound better, by forcing you to improve. Once you make a mistake 5 times you won't make it again and this teaches you timing and playing clean.
God knows why you thought a loop pedal would make you sound better at guitar? you want to hear your mistakes and messy playing on a loop lmao? Anyway, good luck. When i started playing guitar I would get home from school at 15:30pm and play guitar in my bedroom until 11pm sometimes. It really is just a case of not giving up, learning different styles, and playing along to songs.
Hey Dan! I hope you finished that song you were putting together in the beginning part of this video. It really sounded nice!
This thing is a blessing and a personal
Hell
Excellent tutorial- it makes perfect sense! Thanks.
You're welcome! We're happy you enjoyed it!
Perfect tutorial, thank you
You're very welcome!
Very good tutorial Dan...Ta....
can you directly switch it off after recording?
Great demo!
What if I want to pause playback and then resume it from that point? Surely I don't have to restart it from the beginning if I'm 4 minutes through a 5 minute recording?
Does the signal quality degrade on the loops any ?
Nope!
Top vid mate!! Thank you 🙏
Thanks for the video it’s been helpful before buying it. Now I have it and it’s really cool device!
Awesome, enjoy it!
@@longandmcquade BEST LOOP STATION GUITAR PIECE
YOU SHOULD LOOK THIS ONE ruclips.net/video/sOkLdMHX22g/видео.html
I'm looking at this for my first loop pedal.
This would be a great choice! Simple, easy to use, easy to find at our stores and online, and an inexpensive entry into the world of looping.
That would be cool if it had the ability to start recording as soon as you start playing. Is there a pedal like this that has that function? So that way you don't have to start playing at the exact instant you hit the pedal?
The RC-1 doesn't have auto record as its Boss' most basic model loop pedal, but the most models from the RC-3 upwards do! That includes the RC-3, RC-30, RC-300, RC-5, RC-50, RC-500, etc.
Good demo
Do you find you run out of looping time on it?
Can you use this from a Medi keyboard hooked up to a laptop?
Mine doesn’t do that. After recording the first loop, when I tap it to end it immediately begins and second that I don’t want. How do I change that?
See our pinned comment: "he was using the pedal in "mode 2" where the order is: "record, PLAYBACK, layer" vs the out of the box mode 1 where it is " record, layer, PLAYBACK."
Is there a way to eliminate the pause in between the beginning and end of your loops?
There shouldn't be a pause in betwen your loops if you sync up when you start/stop playing with when you stomp on the pedal. Sometimes it's helpful to even play beyond the downbeat, but stomp the pedal to stop recording right on the downbeat, as to ensure there's no pause or blip between the loop.
I recorded something first time but now when l want to do something new it just keeps playing the same stupid thing. How do l get rid of it to erase?
Mine isn3 working like that. When I try to go I to playback mode it goes right into recording a second loop. I have to tap it twice to GWT it to go into playback mode.
Dan was using the pedal in "mode 2" where the order is: "record, PLAYBACK, layer" vs the out of the box mode 1 where it is " record, layer, PLAYBACK."
it's the best loop station demo video I've found on youtube, thank you for that! and I wonder please how many layers one can stamp on one another? here you made loops twice and were playing on over, so we got three layers - is that its maximum capacity?
Thanks! An no, 3 layers is not the maximum. It's unlimited! You can have as many overdubs as you wish. But there is a maximum recording time of 12 minutes. However, the more layers you record, the more the audio quality will degrade. It's not noticeable for your first few layers, but if you're overdubbing 20, 30 or 40 layers, the sonic quality will suffer.
@@longandmcquade ok, I see! Thanks :)
Damn. I want one of those
I have a problem/question; so when I´m doing a layer it starts playing when the original recording finishes. what if I want to layer something that is longer than the first recording? when I just speak and speak (using it with a mic but it really doesn't matter) it all gets doubled and doubled ... help!
You cannot add layers longer than the original recording.
Perfect demonstration. Thanks man, very helpful!
once you finish recording and it plays back, can you pause the playback and then restart it again
Yes once you're in loop playback you can click the pedal twice quickly (within 1 second) and it will stop. Clicking it one will start playing again.
And, if I plug this into a mixer am I able to record several instruments?
Yes, add this pedal to the main outs (or record outs, or tape outs, or whatever outputs your mixer has), and then any instruments plugged into the mixer will be recorded and looped.
How many layers do can you play at once? I just ordered mine
As many layers as you want! We hope you enjoy it!
I've been using the old (discontinued) RC-20xl loop pedal for years. My first one wore out. My wife bought me a used one in great condition but it just crapped the bed last weekend. I am having a hard time finding another replacement. I borrowed an RC-30xl and within half an hour realized that it's a piece of shite. I wouldn't use it to prop the kitchen door open during load-in. I'm frustrated, because the 20xl was so intuitive as opposed to this double-clutch pedal business. I do need a looper, and I may have to reluctantly get one of these, but I am NOT happy about the 20-xl being discontinued.
I have 1 of these and yes it's Boss great. But I just got a Donner Circle looper and within moments of use, have 2 loops saved with drum tracks. So much easier and as cheap as buying this Boss used.
Hey! I was wondering what the playback sample rate is. I can't seem to find what it is.
Seems to be undocumented. We'd guess 44.1kHz.
@@longandmcquade okay thanks
Are these the default settings? I thought it went record > overdub > playback?
If you plug your cable into output A whilst pressing the pedal you can switch the order.
mode 1 is record, overdub, playback. mode 2 is record, playback, overdub
Great video!
good demo Sir.
When I push once on my rc1 it goes straight into overdub. Is there a setting for this?
It's ecplained in the manual. Somwthing with pushing the pedal while switching it on. And then press it twice
You have to change the settings from overdub to playback. You have to unplug your pedal, press a button (see manual for what button) while off, then turn on your pedal while pressing that button, and you'll go to the menu, and from there you can change the setting. I recommend to see the manual for clearer instructions
So only one loop and it can’t be saved ?
You can add as many loops as you wish on top of the original recorded loop, and it will be saved until you clear it to start a new loop.
Can u save loops?
hi if i have 2 layers and i want to eliminate only 1 layer is it possible?
You would only be able to eliminate the most recent layer added.
We just got our loop station, but are having a problem. When we record and go to playback, it has a pause between each loop. We are not using it with a guitar, but with a microphone. Also, we are not playing continuously, but are doing intermittent sounds. Could that have something to do with the pauses? I would appreciate any feedback or advice that you could offer. If I am not clear enough, please let me know and I will try and clarify my question.
In order to have no ‘pauses' between the loop repeating, you must START the loop recording precisely at the same time as the audio source (microphone or otherwise) starts. You must also END the loop precisely as the audio source STOPS. In this manner, you will not have any extra bits of silence recorded onto your loop. These extra silent sections are what is causing the loop to have the pause between its repeats.
Great demo. Mine goes from recording to dubbing to playback. Can you change the order to have it go to playback after recording like in your video?
Yes. It's a mode setting documented in the manual.
Anyone else have this high pitch clicking noise as the loop is playing and/or recording? Is there a way to get that to go away because it kinda ruins the music that’s being played from it
That shouldn't happen, but the first thing that comes to mind is your power supply. Are you using a BOSS PSA adapter? An isolated power supply like a Pedal Power or TrueTone CS7? Or battery?
I’m getting one! 👍🏻😆
Guess I'm going to Long Dong's tomorrow.
Thank you.
Can you tell me why mine won't pause? I followed your instruction on double tap but it's erasing all the loop.
You probably are leaving the foot on the pedal for too much time.
The pedal deletes the recording when you leave the foot on it for more than 2 seconds
I noticed that the second time you pressed it it was green (only play back) and not red and green (overdubbing). How do you do this?? When I press it the second time it is red and green. Also other demonstrations of the pedal show that its red and green
Jordan Ebacher did u ever get the answer to this question?
Rob Ladove just look in the other comments. You can configure it.
Can you only record 2 things?
No, you can keep layering loops as much as you want... up to 12 minutes.
Can you plug in more than one instrument at the same time?
We'd recommend an A/B/Y box before the RC-1 to accomplish that. Check these out: www.long-mcquade.com/?page=search&SearchTxt=a/b/y
Nice dude😀👊
Can I use it with? Beat buddy?
Yes you can!
Does any1 know if u can record first loop with clean channel and then change to distortion on your amp and jam to the first track? Will the first track also change to distortion?
dont see why not
How do you change the tempo
Is it possible to remove one layer at a time with this pedal? (in case I screw up but like the other overdubbed layers)
Yes, step on the pedal for about 2 seconds and it'll undo your last overdub.
@@longandmcquade
Awesome, Thank you for the response!
If you restart, does it start from where you stopped or from the beginning?
If you stop the loop (double tap), then start it again, it plays from the beginning. If you change from record to playback (single tap), it continues the existing loop. You can change from playback/record anywhere in the loop, no need to record for the entire loop.
Can you use a bass and a guitar on the same pedal?
Yes you can!
@@longandmcquade thanks
MY pedal Switches off while playing ???! i don't know what happened is this low battery problem???
Potentially - try it with a fresh battery or a Boss PSA 9V adapter and see if that helps.
Nice tutorial, sometimes it sounds like you are singing rap over the loop hahaha
😅
Can the RC-1 play / stop / play to pause during the song?
Fender pro 2 love to own the stratocaster
can we use an electric acoustic guitar with the RC-1?
Yes, anything with a 1/4" output could be used with the RC-1.
Great demo! I'm sold!
Are the cables included?
No, but any 1/4" guitar patch cable will work!
Could this work for bass?
Absolutely!
How many mil amps in ac adaptor??
500mA in the PSA-120, which is the recommended AC adapter. The RC-1 draws only 95mA.
The playback for me is slightly out of tune, slightly lower. Anyone else experiencing this?
i have the same problem, not sure about the tune, but it is noticeably lower. i am using a small practice amp though
Should have explained the 2 modes first; then explain he's using mode 2 first which is not the default.
İ just hit the pedal twice BAM BAM
How to save it?
Holy Moly you can’t you can only save on the rc-3 and other models
Hi, congrats for your video! But I have a problem with the RC-1, the led of loop (time) goes quickly in the record, reproduction. You know how I can resolve the problem? Thank you so much.
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That's all it does
No wonder I'm so confused!!! He's operating in a different mode!! Ugh.
k well there goes my money i need this
I am sorry but this video makesit look simple, unfortunatly he has not showed th edit looper options that have caused me a headache.
dude this thing is as natural as the wheel... or like a net
I'll take "Two Similes That Go Over My Head" for $1000, Alex.
Didn't know paul Whitehouse played the guitar
You obviously can play a guitar, but thank you for "showing" off the pedal and Not your abilities...Most of the youtube demonstraters play so loud on their guitars I never understand what is going on...