Boss Loop Pedal _ I like to play with myself

[blockinlay]

Play with myself on the bass and guitar that is. I just got a used Boss Loop Station RC-20XL, and am having a blast jamming along with myself. I lay down a bass line to repeat, and then put the bass down and pick up the guitar. Wallah, 20 minute space jam. I'm digg'n it. Playing along on the guitar, I can see where I need improvement on my bass playing. Have to figure out how to get the drum beat in line.

[Low Sound Love]

congrats on a good buy. loopers are a great practising tool

[groooooove]

i owe a lot of my chops to a boss RC-20XL. that was also the beggining of my understanding of home recording- i used to use that thing to overdub drums, bass, guitar, ext ext. never got good results, but learned a lot.

the "reverse" function is sweet on that one too. its so easy to use.. really a great pedal. looping chords and playing the groove under it is nice to practice, too.

[Step]

all I want to say is: awesome thread title

[Swift713]

I really miss my RC-20xl. I never played a lot of leads until I got it. My current looper/delay only does 8 seconds, which is plenty of delay but not much loop.

[fightthepower]

+1 to groooove

I picked up an RC-50 a year after picking up the bass, and my timing, knowledge of the fretboard, etc improved significantly in a short amount of time. It is much more fun to play to something than just noodling alone, and the ability to record ideas quickly is nice to have.

[OilcanRacer]

they are good also for playing a repeated part thru a pedal to dial in sounds. sometimes i can't play and turn knobs at the same time as well.

[fdask]

I've got the RC-2 and really dig it. It works great as a practice tool, or even for capturing ideas... using it in a live setting is another thing though. My drummer drifts a bit when he plays making it all but impossible to keep a riff synced up!

Also jamming all the features into the single pedal size makes it a bit difficult to operate on the fly. Still, great little unit though!

[maybe]

Some Jamman love too!