One of the better tutorials on this I’ve found - thanks for the info, I’m going to barter and trade a small 20v Hart chainsaw for this tomorrow morning and also buying a mini tube screamer for $40 - finally building my arsenal of tools up again after having my entire pedalboard stolen from me a few years back.
always reviews that are right up my alley! for Fun, check out a boss RC-5 midi synced to a BeatBuddy drum pedal.....fantastic. You can have your loop fade out as the BeatBuddy does an outro .
Didn’t know about the Ditto. Nice one. Used to have the RC-1, but I never managed to get my head around it. Also I found the foot pedal too heavy to press with my hands. Thanks for this review and comparison!
Thank you - very good video as I'm looking to purchase my first looper and this is the only video so far that explains the button sequence so I found this really useful. question: at 7 mins 45 secs in, you say that it only stores one loop at a time which can't be right can it? I think probably I've misunderstood the context of this though if someone wouldn't mind explaining! and PS wondering if there's a similar video for the Boss?
hi and thanks. on the ditto you can only have one loop performance stored in memory, like a song. some boss loopers allow you to store and recall 100s of performances.
Yup that standard must be phased out, especially now that USB-C is more compact, more durable, and more powerful. No case can be made for the mini or even the micro USB.
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These devices are SO cool - and you demonstrate them so well! Thanks, Woody!!
One of the better tutorials on this I’ve found - thanks for the info, I’m going to barter and trade a small 20v Hart chainsaw for this tomorrow morning and also buying a mini tube screamer for $40 - finally building my arsenal of tools up again after having my entire pedalboard stolen from me a few years back.
thanks for the feedback and thx for checking out the vid, best of luck with the new board
Great review. I have struggled with the use of the ditto for some time and never use it. Thank you.
Thanks for your effort 😊 Subscribed!
thanks for your generosity and support and sorry for the late response!
Thank you for all the looper demos. I am looking for one for my keyboard instruments. Have you tried the NUX Loop Core Stereo?
never even heard of it before, sorry!
always reviews that are right up my alley! for Fun, check out a boss RC-5 midi synced to a BeatBuddy drum pedal.....fantastic. You can have your loop fade out as the BeatBuddy does an outro .
Didn’t know about the Ditto. Nice one. Used to have the RC-1, but I never managed to get my head around it. Also I found the foot pedal too heavy to press with my hands. Thanks for this review and comparison!
Thank you - very good video as I'm looking to purchase my first looper and this is the only video so far that explains the button sequence so I found this really useful. question: at 7 mins 45 secs in, you say that it only stores one loop at a time which can't be right can it? I think probably I've misunderstood the context of this though if someone wouldn't mind explaining!
and PS wondering if there's a similar video for the Boss?
hi and thanks. on the ditto you can only have one loop performance stored in memory, like a song. some boss loopers allow you to store and recall 100s of performances.
Nice review Woody as always - any chance you can review the RC-505mk2? As a fellow synth enthusiast, would love to hear your thoughts on it.
thanks, yeah, not planning on buying a new one, but if i get the chance to buy used, might jump on one.
What good is looping with some sort of click track or drum pattern for timing ? You don’t show how to do that
mini usb... the worst invented. most prone to fail
Yup that standard must be phased out, especially now that USB-C is more compact, more durable, and more powerful. No case can be made for the mini or even the micro USB.
The rc are junk ditto rules