Great demo! Is it possible to send out the drums and the guitar loop separately?So that the drums are not distorted by the amp, but the guitar signal can still go to the amp?
@@dextrovert8052 i don’t think free mode works exactly like sync mode as in free mode they are completely independent. Loop 1 doesn’t sync with Loop 2, you can start them whenever you want. Example of sync mode is when Loop 1 is playing and you want to record in Loop 2, loop 2 will wait for loop 1 to start at the beginning of the phrase first. Not start recording immediately. Correct me if I’m wrong.
@@BareandLoopfor the serial mode it's like loop 1 is for the verse and loop 2 is for the chorus, instead of playing them together you can change to different parts of a song. Free mode, you can have 2 different loops and turn them on at the same time or choose which layers you want to loop while you solo or whatever. Does that make sense? There may be more control options too, check the manual.
I’ve read the manual carefully. I think when you are using “free” mode the 2 loops do NOT sync. This, in my view, is a mistake. The vast majority of looping artistes would have no use for 2 tracks that drift away from each other. So i think in my view, a figure firmware update should if possible include that functionality. That said, if you use the internal drum machine/metrnome, both tracks will sync to the drums, which for the way way I loop make a big difference. In that situation you can layer 2 loops and have them synced together. One thing I really like about this looper, is that if you lay down a one bar loop in either of the loop channels, you can overdub longer over the top. So for example you could lay down a one bar base loop and then overdub 4 bars on top of that for example. That is really useful and I think a first for a dual track looper in this price range.
@@cantstopplayingmusic Hey, would you mind telling me if the unit have an option to count-in when using the drum machine? (i.e. after you press the record button for your base loop, the looper will pulse 4 beats before actually recording)? Thanks a lot!
@@thibaultbloch5001 No, there is not a count-in. But you can start the drums before recording. Starting and stopping the drums work best with an external foot switch.
Great, helpful details on your setup in the description.
Great demo! Is it possible to send out the drums and the guitar loop separately?So that the drums are not distorted by the amp, but the guitar signal can still go to the amp?
Howd ya find it? Im waiting for mine to arrive
Anyone using this pedal/looper for live performance?
Where did you find yours?
Might be great if it can also do sync mode for loop 1 & 2. Imagine that 🙂
It can in free mode
@@dextrovert8052 i don’t think free mode works exactly like sync mode as in free mode they are completely independent. Loop 1 doesn’t sync with Loop 2, you can start them whenever you want. Example of sync mode is when Loop 1 is playing and you want to record in Loop 2, loop 2 will wait for loop 1 to start at the beginning of the phrase first. Not start recording immediately. Correct me if I’m wrong.
@@BareandLoopfor the serial mode it's like loop 1 is for the verse and loop 2 is for the chorus, instead of playing them together you can change to different parts of a song. Free mode, you can have 2 different loops and turn them on at the same time or choose which layers you want to loop while you solo or whatever. Does that make sense? There may be more control options too, check the manual.
I’ve read the manual carefully. I think when you are using “free” mode the 2 loops do NOT sync. This, in my view, is a mistake. The vast majority of looping artistes would have no use for 2 tracks that drift away from each other. So i think in my view, a figure firmware update should if possible include that functionality. That said, if you use the internal drum machine/metrnome, both tracks will sync to the drums, which for the way way I loop make a big difference. In that situation you can layer 2 loops and have them synced together. One thing I really like about this looper, is that if you lay down a one bar loop in either of the loop channels, you can overdub longer over the top. So for example you could lay down a one bar base loop and then overdub 4 bars on top of that for example. That is really useful and I think a first for a dual track looper in this price range.
@@jamescorbett3039 oh wow that last part is awesome. My dream looper is the Boss RC300. Triple looper with expression pedal etc.
I saw a comment that these don’t include a power supply?? Did yours?
Nope it doesn't. Finally got my hands on one.
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@@cantstopplayingmusic Hey, would you mind telling me if the unit have an option to count-in when using the drum machine? (i.e. after you press the record button for your base loop, the looper will pulse 4 beats before actually recording)? Thanks a lot!
@@thibaultbloch5001 no, it does not have an option for a count-in. Feel free to ask me anything else about it. Hopefully I have an answer.
@@thibaultbloch5001 No, there is not a count-in. But you can start the drums before recording. Starting and stopping the drums work best with an external foot switch.