Looping board?

[Tommygunn]

You still didn't answer if you're looking for a true multitrack looper, or just a normal single-track looper (which lets you stack loops onto the original loop).

One like this:



Actually I went to his clinic and that originally started my wanting a looper.

 

[superbassman2000]

I know you can use it live- I said it won't work as a live multitrack looper. He won't be able to record a few parts live and be able to start/stop each of them at will.

ah I see what you are saying--i was thinking you were saying that the jamman only did prerecorded stuff lol



and TG--in that video he is just using a plain looper--it's not so much a multitrack looper in the sense that the rest of us know it to mean. you could use anything from a Boss RC-20 to a Digitech jamman. I suggest one with an "undo" feature if you are new to looping (although not having one would force you to be better at nailing loops)

 

[T. Alan Smith]

Darn. I'll look into the headrush tho!

Yup. I got a Headrush based on positive feedback, ease of use/flexibility. After a couple years now, I'm ready to upgrade to a Boomerang 3, but I've still got a totally kick-tail delay with the Headrush.

 

[Bryan R. Tyler]

and TG--in that video he is just using a plain looper--it's not so much a multitrack looper in the sense that the rest of us know it to mean. you could use anything from a Boss RC-20 to a Digitech jamman. I suggest one with an "undo" feature if you are new to looping (although not having one would force you to be better at nailing loops)

I assumed it was a typical single track looper as well- the only thing is that it sounds like the little harmonic part is shorter than all the other loops, and different loop lengths means a multitrack looper. Am I hearing it correctly?

 

[Tommygunn]

Well really all I wanted anyways was a board that could do what he did.