Hey David I do "Crazy" as well I have a suggestion that some might find useful: When Playing a song where the chord changes from minor to major (or vice versa) you can loop the chord WITHOUT the third of the chord. Then you can play either major or minor on the fly.
So not only did you help me nail the timing aspect of looping in your "6 Tips" video, but this was the other topic I was concerned about being new to looping! Great job with this David. I have been playing music (muti-instrumentalist) for almost 30 years now both live and studio. The Studio "One-Man-Band" deal is always something I have done for demos and album work. Looping was always the "Dream Solo Act" that I have bwanted to do for20 years now. So I finally bought all of the gear and highly underestimated how much thought and practice needs to go into an act like this! Your videos have been extremely helpful in filling in those knowledge/experience gaps. Looping is a completely different beast of an art form that is such a cool act when done correctly. It's artists like you who make it look effortless and I hope to get there soon. Maybe even be able to give back to the RUclips community as you have fotoll the guys/gals that need it like I did. Cheers, David! -T
I'm a so so guitar noob, and I don't sing that well.. but I bought myself a loop station because I think there's something magical about creating music this way. I have the Boss rc30, and I was struggling to make the loop into a song. You gave me so much more ideas, you deserved another like and a subscriber!
I ordered the vl3x to replace my old vocal harmony pedal. Suddenly I've been sucked into this world of looping and for some strange reason I feel compelled to loop the hell out of everything. Seriously though, great vid for people like me who thought a looper just went round and round until your head fell off. After about an hour on youtube this morning I came up with a list of very do-able covers I think I could pull off.I just added 'crazy' to the list thanks. Maybe I'll come back when I have compiled a setlist. "give it away, give it away now" is going round in my head right now... I have to go now, my acoustic is calling.
You have a great voice. Very expressive! 👍 On the looping, my Valeton GP200 looper has undo/redo footswitch, so I can record 4 bars then put something over it (like 4 bars of chorus stuff), then use the undo/redo button to switch between the looper playing chorus or verse. Obviously the original underlying 4 bars will be the same on chorus/verse but it can still give a good result!
I came to this video from Paul David’s “7 Looper Songs” video, then went to your September how-to, then came back here and just has to subscribe. Your tips and instructionals are very handy, thanks for going to the trouble of making and uploading them!
Watching your video made me happy to see someone whom has so much fun playing and singing guitar. Besides being a good singer and player, you are just enjoyable to watch perform. thanks for posting your tips, it will give me something to improve my looping cheers from the Yukon
Thanks so much Brian! Yes - lots of fun playing and creating, and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Hope it provides you with some cool ideas for your looping and playing too!
David, your tutorials are well thought out and are very helpful. You also have charm and a sense of humour which, sadly, many others are sadly missing. Oh yes, you're loaded with musicality, well done and thanks
Hi mate. Love your videos, I'm wondering if you could do a video where you explain how to make loops sound less muddy, the more layers I add he more busy it sounds and the frequencies clash. I loop using Ableton and have all audio effects available I just need some advice how to use them when looping guitar. Would be really happy if you could do a video like this, all looping tip videos on RUclips just talk about timing really and not sound quality.
ah awesome question and suggestion! Yep for sure i'll make a note. The main tools for this are EQ on your guitar/looping channel, the volume of each loop you create as you make/loop it, and then lastly spreading out where on the guitar or frequency you are adding things. Eg if you add layers of the same open chords (for some reason), you're bunching up adding all the same frequencies on repeat. For starters though and before I get to make a video - trying an EQ removing a few db somewhere between 200-400hz - don't overdo it or your mix will sound thin, but this may clear up some of what you're encountering! That will often remove general muddiness in a looped mix.
Hi David, thanks for the in depth thougths. Another option can also be to jump between memory locations while a loop is playing. If the looper continues to play without missing a beat, it will allow one to perfrom a song with more parts or variations. This feature is quite common in electronic synths and sequencers. Once can copy parts from one memory location to another - either while performaing or may be in advance - and then build different layers in different memory locations and swith between them while performing using on board or external foot switches.
Great looping tips...well done David! I wish more looping artists would use these techniques. Perhaps their songs would be less likely to become monotonous or drone on for so long. Thanks for posting!
I play the exact same Takamine and mine looks just as used as yours. These guitars are bad ass. Everyone who plays that guitar is like “damn , I like this guitar.”
Interesting and helpful video. Thank you. I’d be interested in knowing what looper you use and seeing video of your feet g hitting the pedal when you change from track to track. I just have a Boss RC-3 looper and, so far, I only use it for songs with the same chord pattern throughout, e.g. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door, All Along The Watctower etc. Too nervous I’d stuff it up with choruses and bridges! 😂
Thanks for this video! Something I’ve been been working out for a while, and your suggestions really help. I’d love to see you live! You have a great voice and locks and an easy quality to your performance that can get lost when you’re tap dancing over a looper. Excellent!
Hi there, great video, thanks. Could You do one song on vocal loop-progression (I don't play any instrument). And secondly, how do You manage an 'upcount' in jazz or classical song (I 'm trying to integrate L'Amour Est Un Oiseau Rebelle opera Habanera in my RC505MKII)
Thanks. Very helpful. Appreciate the tip about changing chords from the original and just powering through those spots. I’ve noticed that on many looping videos already but hearing the acknowledgement helps somehow. Keep up the great content. Thanks. (Hmm, I guess that is a thanks sandwich, huh?)
Great video 👍 I searched "looper verse chorus" straight after watching the Paul Davids vid you mentioned. Thanks for the info and very cool music 👍 I thought I was going to need to stack loopers and take tap dancing lessons.
This is excellent . Looper designers never work from arrangement point of view . What’s your advice for 32 bar jazz standards. The song structure is key and even simple songs have some complexity .
I recently bought an RC-30 on the cheap but now I am wondering if I should sell it and some other pieces of equipment I don't need anymore and fork out for an RC-600. The other looper I am considering is the Boomerang iii because people rave about it, but you can't save tracks. It has to be on the fly. I love looping and getting better at it but presently I am limited to a set chord progression.
David: Thank you, very much for these informative and entertaining videos. If you have time, will you do a specific video on how to properly map the loop tracks to buttons on the Switch 6? I have a half-hour acoustic gig next month and I am learning my (new to me) VoiceLive 3 Extreme. I would really like to be able to set dedicated buttons on the Switch 6 (or the Extreme if you recommend it), so I can easily switch the tracks on and off while playing and singing. I'm just not sure if it would be better to use the loop button on the Extreme and use the Switch 6 for switching on bass guitar and other things I should map to it. I would appreciate any guidance you can give, since you obviously know how to use the VoiceLive 3 in a live setting. Thank you. Looking forward to more videos. I have been playing acoustic and electric since 1974 but your playing challenges and inspires me to keep striving for more. I am more in love with music now at 60 than I was at 24!!!
Great lesson. Can you do more tutorials on looping please? Like how to use your body for different sounds. Beat boxing, clapping, etc. Also just the subject of looping is fascinating. Thanks again man
Hey Corvus, yes, more looping tutorials to come - I only really do videos on things that I actually do, so some of those won't feature, but rest assured there'll be plenty more on their way!
Great tips, man. I'm still trying to figure it out how to loop some brazilian songs though... Many chords and small differences in the progressions to suit the complex melody... Quite a challenge!
Hello Very Nice video thanatos you for share CAN you Say me witch sort of looper do you use Because with mine I can’t do that I like so much your videos
Hi Philippe! I am using a TC Helicon Voicelive 3. It has two separate channels for looping, so I can have a rhythm on one channel, and a chord loop on the 2nd channel. Which loop pedal are you using?
Amazing singing and bag-o-tricks there. There aren't a whole lot of youtube teachers who can play the guitar, use pedals, be able to give some sound-engineering advise and also sing as well :-) !
yes correct - with the Boss RC30 both loops need to be the same length. You could consider recording the guitar chords first for however many bars, and recording the percussion on the second track perhaps to make it seem a little more normal to your audience (I have a friend that did that using the RC30), otherwise starting with 4 bars of percussion (or however long the second loop will be) is just where it's at sorry to say!
AWESOME!!! Thank you... I've been doing Levvee Breaks(3 parts) and saftey dance(4 parts) with some interesting techniques I've developed. I hope you make more looping lessons, thanks again.
heya! I played around with a friends a long while ago - from memory it was made much easier with an external footswitch. I used the RC20 for a while which didn't have separate tracks. Guessing you have the 30? How are you going with it?
@@davidshanhun LOL that's what I called those machine heads in the Takamine Guitars group before getting cancelled on FB. I love Santa Fe's. I've got a '98 NP-18C and she's got Werthers. 😍
Amazing! Can you tell me if it's possible to start two tracks just with one switch? I like to put a kick on track one and a basse on track two (for separate outputs front of house) But I need to start the two tracks with one switch so they start together immediately...Thank you so much
@@sousajerome you can do it on both. Just set two assigns to start/stop the 2 tracks you want, and assign them to the same pedal to turn them on and off.
Nice little ditty; singing and playing too Why hasn't boss made a 3 part sequential looper by now? They got the technology Theyd sell a bazillion of em
Thanks! :) Yeah I'm amazed Boss hasn't done an update on the RC300 - it's a great pedal and their builds are solid - I've been hanging out for an update to it for ages haha!
Man, I'm very fan of yours, your videos are very good and give us really good ideas for using voice live 3. I'm Brazilian, I don't know English, but I don't know how to understand all the ideas. i need a headphone jack to solder on my vl3, because i got it missing it. I've searched, but I can't find it anywhere, not even on the internet. Do you know where I can find?
Want to improve your live looping? We're running a workshop THIS weekend: bit.ly/LiveLoopingWorkshop
my man how do you do these loops so perfect while being soooo high? Great job.
🤣
Is the only way 😂
420❤
THC The Happy Choice
You be STOND
Hey David I do "Crazy" as well I have a suggestion that some might find useful: When Playing a song where the chord changes from minor to major (or vice versa) you can loop the chord WITHOUT the third of the chord. Then you can play either major or minor on the fly.
That's an excellent idea! Makes it super flexible!
You bring the essence of a song. Never really heard Crazy had such strong lyrics. Thanks man.
ah cheers!
"General Noodling" is the name given to the commander of the looping army.
haha love this. Pinned :)
Sometimes alluding to corporal punishment for noodlers who go awol on stage
Slow burn for me but that's very clever haha
🤣
So not only did you help me nail the timing aspect of looping in your "6 Tips" video, but this was the other topic I was concerned about being new to looping! Great job with this David.
I have been playing music (muti-instrumentalist) for almost 30 years now both live and studio. The Studio "One-Man-Band" deal is always something I have done for demos and album work.
Looping was always the "Dream Solo Act" that I have bwanted to do for20 years now. So I finally bought all of the gear and highly underestimated how much thought and practice needs to go into an act like this! Your videos have been extremely helpful in filling in those knowledge/experience gaps.
Looping is a completely different beast of an art form that is such a cool act when done correctly. It's artists like you who make it look effortless and I hope to get there soon. Maybe even be able to give back to the RUclips community as you have fotoll the guys/gals that need it like I did.
Cheers, David!
-T
You make it look so easy....it’s not easy!
haha thanks! Quite a few hours of practise under the hood haha!
I'm a so so guitar noob, and I don't sing that well.. but I bought myself a loop station because I think there's something magical about creating music this way. I have the Boss rc30, and I was struggling to make the loop into a song. You gave me so much more ideas, you deserved another like and a subscriber!
ah thank you! Hope you're having fun with the looper!
I ordered the vl3x to replace my old vocal harmony pedal. Suddenly I've been sucked into this world of looping and for some strange reason I feel compelled to loop the hell out of everything. Seriously though, great vid for people like me who thought a looper just went round and round until your head fell off. After about an hour on youtube this morning I came up with a list of very do-able covers I think I could pull off.I just added 'crazy' to the list thanks. Maybe I'll come back when I have compiled a setlist. "give it away, give it away now" is going round in my head right now... I have to go now, my acoustic is calling.
haha love it! Totally relate to loops going round and round until your head falls off hahaa! hope you had a great acoustic jam/session!
Thanks. I've been contemplating this very concept. I think you narrowed down all the variables.
hehe nice! Have fun playing around with it!
You have a great voice. Very expressive! 👍
On the looping, my Valeton GP200 looper has undo/redo footswitch, so I can record 4 bars then put something over it (like 4 bars of chorus stuff), then use the undo/redo button to switch between the looper playing chorus or verse. Obviously the original underlying 4 bars will be the same on chorus/verse but it can still give a good result!
I came to this video from Paul David’s “7 Looper Songs” video, then went to your September how-to, then came back here and just has to subscribe. Your tips and instructionals are very handy, thanks for going to the trouble of making and uploading them!
Thanks so much James! Glad they've been useful to you! 😊
You’re welcome, David.
Watching your video made me happy to see someone whom has so much fun playing and singing guitar. Besides being a good singer and player, you are just enjoyable to watch perform. thanks for posting your tips, it will give me something to improve my looping cheers from the Yukon
Thanks so much Brian! Yes - lots of fun playing and creating, and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Hope it provides you with some cool ideas for your looping and playing too!
Why is this not the most watched Looping Tips Video? Practical. Easy to understand. Great examples. Insta Subbed.
Thanks!! Feel free to share hehe! :)
Exactly for those reasons… people want “fireworks” not “knowledge”, “show” not “musicality”, etc…
Absolutely brilliant! I am 64 God I hope i Can learn to do this! Kind regards Tim UK
Thanks Tim! Mate I hope you have heaps of fun experimenting with this! By the time you're 70 you'll be a ninja!
Merci à toi mon ami. ! Tues vraiment bon! ne change rien. Au plaisir de revoir tes tutos. Cordialement
Merci! Thankyou!
David, your tutorials are well thought out and are very helpful. You also have charm and a sense of humour which, sadly, many others are sadly missing. Oh yes, you're loaded with musicality, well done and thanks
Thanks so much Glynn! Glad they're helpful (and fun haha!) 😜
I subscribed to this guy just because he is so chilly I like your positivity man 😂💯
cheers! :)
Hi mate.
Love your videos, I'm wondering if you could do a video where you explain how to make loops sound less muddy, the more layers I add he more busy it sounds and the frequencies clash.
I loop using Ableton and have all audio effects available I just need some advice how to use them when looping guitar.
Would be really happy if you could do a video like this, all looping tip videos on RUclips just talk about timing really and not sound quality.
ah awesome question and suggestion! Yep for sure i'll make a note. The main tools for this are EQ on your guitar/looping channel, the volume of each loop you create as you make/loop it, and then lastly spreading out where on the guitar or frequency you are adding things. Eg if you add layers of the same open chords (for some reason), you're bunching up adding all the same frequencies on repeat. For starters though and before I get to make a video - trying an EQ removing a few db somewhere between 200-400hz - don't overdo it or your mix will sound thin, but this may clear up some of what you're encountering! That will often remove general muddiness in a looped mix.
Great demonstration of looping techniques.
Thankyou :)
Hi David, thanks for the in depth thougths. Another option can also be to jump between memory locations while a loop is playing. If the looper continues to play without missing a beat, it will allow one to perfrom a song with more parts or variations. This feature is quite common in electronic synths and sequencers. Once can copy parts from one memory location to another - either while performaing or may be in advance - and then build different layers in different memory locations and swith between them while performing using on board or external foot switches.
Can you suggest a single looper unit which can utilise this jumping memory location as changing part of a song?
@@ajaybangiI was using a boss rc-3 and the Boss FS-6 footswitch for this function.
Great looping tips...well done David! I wish more looping artists would use these techniques. Perhaps their songs would be less likely to become monotonous or drone on for so long. Thanks for posting!
😊
Dude I love how stoned you appear in this. Also very helpful vid as well.
haha! great comment!
I play the exact same Takamine and mine looks just as used as yours. These guitars are bad ass. Everyone who plays that guitar is like “damn , I like this guitar.”
yasss! :)
Great tips David,and really kool version of Crazy
Thank you :)
Bro you're so talented. You play that guitar beautifully and you sing so well. Also these are very helpful tips.
Thanks - appreciate this!
Interesting and helpful video. Thank you. I’d be interested in knowing what looper you use and seeing video of your feet g hitting the pedal when you change from track to track.
I just have a Boss RC-3 looper and, so far, I only use it for songs with the same chord pattern throughout, e.g. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door, All Along The Watctower etc. Too nervous I’d stuff it up with choruses and bridges! 😂
heya! In this video I was using the voicelive 3 - sorry no foot cam but brought that in for later videos!
thanx for sharing ..Can we loop any song we like ...
most welcome. You have to get pretty creative with how you do it and what parts you loop in various songs, but essentially yes.
Good ideas and... very, very nice voice!
Thankyou!
Thanks for this video! Something I’ve been been working out for a while, and your suggestions really help. I’d love to see you live! You have a great voice and locks and an easy quality to your performance that can get lost when you’re tap dancing over a looper. Excellent!
Thanks Michael! Glad the video helped you, and who knows maybe we'll connect sometime. What part of the world are you in?
David Shanhun New York.
@@michaelraimondi4448 awesome! Made it there once so far and loved it!
Thank you ever so much. I am new to looping and have purchased an RC30 so these tips are very useful.
most welcome Jamie. Glad this was useful to you! :)
This is such a helpful video. Probably one of the most helpful videos on how to loop different sections of songs on Boss rc 30. Thanks
awesome - thanks Kristi! 😊
@@davidshanhun 😁😁🍀
Awesome tut! Not a musical bone in my body but ended up watching the whole thing!
haha sweet! Glad you enjoyed it Julian!
Hi there, great video, thanks. Could You do one song on vocal loop-progression (I don't play any instrument). And secondly, how do You manage an 'upcount' in jazz or classical song (I 'm trying to integrate L'Amour Est Un Oiseau Rebelle opera Habanera in my RC505MKII)
After a while forgot learning about the looping and started enjoying your performance. Its very good singing Bro!
Aw thankyou! 🥰
Great voice he has!
I will try that with my single looper pedal, because I was wondering how to do that when there is A and B sections. This video is very helpful 😊
all the best with experimenting with it!
Beautiful vocal you have~ nice stuff. Thanks
thanks Dennis!
Thanks. Very helpful. Appreciate the tip about changing chords from the original and just powering through those spots. I’ve noticed that on many looping videos already but hearing the acknowledgement helps somehow. Keep up the great content. Thanks. (Hmm, I guess that is a thanks sandwich, huh?)
haha love the thanks sandwich Nick... that's lunch sorted for me 😉
Makes a lotsa sense. Thank you poor David !!!
😊
Great video tips sir, just bought VL3X a few months ago..have been used to using the Jamman...so i like the split screen .. thanks!!!
Thanks! Have fun with the VL3x! :)
Great video 👍 I searched "looper verse chorus" straight after watching the Paul Davids vid you mentioned. Thanks for the info and very cool music 👍
I thought I was going to need to stack loopers and take tap dancing lessons.
haha I love this! Tap dancing lessons may be a handy skill/course for those of us looping or with a few pedals at our feet though!
Lol 👍 rhythm going great, then I start to stare at the foot...
This is excellent . Looper designers never work from arrangement point of view . What’s your advice for 32 bar jazz standards. The song structure is key and even simple songs have some complexity .
advice in what sense?
I recently bought an RC-30 on the cheap but now I am wondering if I should sell it and some other pieces of equipment I don't need anymore and fork out for an RC-600.
The other looper I am considering is the Boomerang iii because people rave about it, but you can't save tracks. It has to be on the fly.
I love looping and getting better at it but presently I am limited to a set chord progression.
David:
Thank you, very much for these informative and entertaining videos. If you have time, will you do a specific video on how to properly map the loop tracks to buttons on the Switch 6?
I have a half-hour acoustic gig next month and I am learning my (new to me) VoiceLive 3 Extreme. I would really like to be able to set dedicated buttons on the Switch 6 (or the Extreme if you recommend it), so I can easily switch the tracks on and off while playing and singing. I'm just not sure if it would be better to use the loop button on the Extreme and use the Switch 6 for switching on bass guitar and other things I should map to it. I would appreciate any guidance you can give, since you obviously know how to use the VoiceLive 3 in a live setting.
Thank you.
Looking forward to more videos. I have been playing acoustic and electric since 1974 but your playing challenges and inspires me to keep striving for more.
I am more in love with music now at 60
than I was at 24!!!
Thanks Don - replied to the other comment on 'looping from the main screen' with info!
Great lesson. Can you do more tutorials on looping please? Like how to use your body for different sounds. Beat boxing, clapping, etc. Also just the subject of looping is fascinating. Thanks again man
Hey Corvus, yes, more looping tutorials to come - I only really do videos on things that I actually do, so some of those won't feature, but rest assured there'll be plenty more on their way!
@@davidshanhun Absolutely man. I subscribed and I'm really happy I stumbled across a fellow musician. Cheers
Great tips, man. I'm still trying to figure it out how to loop some brazilian songs though... Many chords and small differences in the progressions to suit the complex melody... Quite a challenge!
ah yes that's a challenge for sure! 😅
Well done mate. Thanks for the share
Most welcome!
Giving Impression, thanks david
🥰
Amazing voice ! Thanks for the tips🙏
Thanks Roxy. Glad you got something out of them! 👌
Great song and performance!
Thankyou 🥳
Thanks buddy, great way to play sections
😊
Fantastic. Great ideas
Cheers!
Hello
Very Nice video thanatos you for share
CAN you Say me witch sort of looper do you use
Because with mine I can’t do that
I like so much your videos
Hi Philippe! I am using a TC Helicon Voicelive 3. It has two separate channels for looping, so I can have a rhythm on one channel, and a chord loop on the 2nd channel. Which loop pedal are you using?
Amazing singing and bag-o-tricks there. There aren't a whole lot of youtube teachers who can play the guitar, use pedals, be able to give some sound-engineering advise and also sing as well :-) !
Oh and also subbed. Hope that you keep those tutorials coming.
Thanks! New looping tutorial on it's way! **Hopefully tonight even! :)
Brilliant tips David - Happy New Year!
Thanks! :)
Great job…I am in!
Was this for this video? Hehe 🤔😎
Thank you very much. Nice and informative video.🤓💫👍🍀
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm using a Boss RC30 it seems the second way you looped (with percussion) you need A and B to be the same amount of bars..
yes correct - with the Boss RC30 both loops need to be the same length. You could consider recording the guitar chords first for however many bars, and recording the percussion on the second track perhaps to make it seem a little more normal to your audience (I have a friend that did that using the RC30), otherwise starting with 4 bars of percussion (or however long the second loop will be) is just where it's at sorry to say!
This guy makes me wanna go smoke some stuff and play some geetar......good vid btw
👌hope the jam session was gooooood!
@@davidshanhun always is duuuude!!!
I was just about to make such a comment 😂😂😂
I always wondered the same thing finally can learn it
yay! I hope you get heaps of use out of it! :)
Thank you David...great job
Awesome video and thanks for sharing your tips 👍 💚
thanks! Most welcome for the ideas!
AWESOME!!! Thank you... I've been doing Levvee Breaks(3 parts) and saftey dance(4 parts) with some interesting techniques I've developed. I hope you make more looping lessons, thanks again.
sweet! Thanks for the love and comments man! :)
Wow! Definitely differing styles in those two songs. hahaha Would love to see/hear both of them if you ever do any video, Joey,
Wow ,and you have an audience for safety dance.
wow mate, thanks for sharing the tips! super useful!
most welcome!
Great upload im looking forward to more. Cheers
Thanks! :)
Great voice, great performance
What song is this ?? It is just as good as the explanation !!! thank you very much
Donovan Frankenreiter - It Don't Matter - ruclips.net/video/UBdS6Ug77lc/видео.html 😊
@@davidshanhun How about a U2 for loop? I still haven't found what I'm looking for? Good videos!!
Hey David, Have you ever tried using different tracks on the RC30 for A & B Sections?
heya! I played around with a friends a long while ago - from memory it was made much easier with an external footswitch. I used the RC20 for a while which didn't have separate tracks. Guessing you have the 30? How are you going with it?
Really enjoy your videos
thanks Maddox!
How do you time the end of the verse and beginning of chorus. While landing back on the right spot after the chorus.
I really love your rendition of "Crazy" 💯💯💯. Do you have a cover of it?
thanks! I don't have a version of it, but could easily do so! ...making more notes for filming.... 👌
Who is the original done by?
@@julianstaveley8582 original is Gnarls Barkley
Okay. I came for the tips, but stayed for the SANTA FE, BABY!! Isn't that supposed to have "Werthers Originals" for tuning heads?
haha yes that's the one! ...they are long time suckers though and not convinced they taste quite the same as Werthers haha!
@@davidshanhun LOL that's what I called those machine heads in the Takamine Guitars group before getting cancelled on FB. I love Santa Fe's. I've got a '98 NP-18C and she's got Werthers. 😍
Great job. Thanks for all.
welcome! :)
Great Lesson! Thank you!
glad it was useful for you Michael! 👌
Thanks for the tips. That series would be great! :)
Thanks! I think it might be fun eh!
Very helpful video. Thank you,
you're welcome! 😊
Amazing! Can you tell me if it's possible to start two tracks just with one switch? I like to put a kick on track one and a basse on track two (for separate outputs front of house) But I need to start the two tracks with one switch so they start together immediately...Thank you so much
what loop pedal are you using?
Rc 300, but my question is for the rc 600, i hesitate to change. But if it’s possible on rc 300, tell me to 😎 thanks a lot.
@@sousajerome you can do it on both. Just set two assigns to start/stop the 2 tracks you want, and assign them to the same pedal to turn them on and off.
@@davidshanhun Thank you so much!
Excellent content and skills my friend 👍
Thank you 😊
Thank you. Getting into looping. Trying English man in New York. The bridge threw me though.
enjoy! Let me know how you're going with it!
@@davidshanhun will do
Very well explained, thanks !
you're welcome! :) Cheers Fabio!
Nice little ditty; singing and playing too
Why hasn't boss made a 3 part sequential looper by now?
They got the technology
Theyd sell a bazillion of em
Thanks! :) Yeah I'm amazed Boss hasn't done an update on the RC300 - it's a great pedal and their builds are solid - I've been hanging out for an update to it for ages haha!
thanks! love your performing!
Thanks!
great tutorial would be helpful if you showed us the foot switch when looping thx bro
yes haha! I had a few comments since making this one about that! thanks 👌
"can I loop this" I challenge you to loop "black survivors"by B.Marley.Great vid!
What kind of pickup situation are you using that picks up the guitar percussion bits so well?
standard under saddle/bridge pickup. Just happens to capture overall guitars resonance pretty well. Varies very much from guitar to guitar!
Thank you. Excellent.
😊
Beautiful.
Thanks!
Really nice video, thanks man!
Most welcome! :)
Man, I'm very fan of yours, your videos are very good and give us really good ideas for using voice live 3. I'm Brazilian, I don't know English, but I don't know how to understand all the ideas. i need a headphone jack to solder on my vl3, because i got it missing it. I've searched, but I can't find it anywhere, not even on the internet. Do you know where I can find?
Hi Tony - I think you found a way to solve this in another comment yes?
This is awesome, thanks dude
Most welcome! Glad it was useful!
Great job, sounds great!
Thanks Glen!
Whats the name of the first song you play? Its so cool😊
It Don't Matter by Donovan Frankenreiter. :) It's a nice lil tune!
@@davidshanhun ah. Yes, thank you so much for your answer 😃
This is very helpful! Thank you so much!!
This is soooo helpful man. Thanks so much!
You're welcome! glad it's useful!! :)
Love your videos and seriously awesome voice.
Thanks Michael! Appreciate the comment man!
So helpful David....like always!!! Thank's a lot :-)
Thanks Thomas!
Thank you very much, this is great and valuable input. :D
😊
Aaaah man exactly the video I wanted to see, thanks !
yay! Hope it helps you create some epic new loop tunes!
Very well explained, Cheers ya legend!
Thanks!
What's the first song? Amazing voice man :D
Thank you! The song is 'It Don't Matter' by Donovan Frankenreiter.
Great tips! Nicely done! Thanks for the info and great inspiration!
Thanks Kelly! :)