Quiet practice setup?

[Maxra]

I'd like to set up my stuff for some quiet bass practice. I have:

6 string bass tuned EADGCF low to hi
Smartphone with drum loops from bass tutor programme.
Lekato Loop Station (mini 9 channel looper with 1/4" jack in & out plus USB for WAV file import/export, no audio level output, no drum machine)
Roland Micro Cube bass RX practice amp (simple integral drum machine, headphone/recording 1/4" out socket, 1/8" stereo in from phone etc.)

What I want to do is play along with either drum loops off the smartphone or the Cube drum machine (both if possible, either if not), then put down a fiddle tune to drums (I have an electric fiddle with 1/4" out), then a simple bass loop, then practice 3 string chording over that (strings 1-3). I don't absolutely need to record the final result and it doesn't have to be hifi quality, although being able to review it from e.g. the looper would probably be useful.

Any ideas for the best/alternative way/s to set this stuff up to practice bass lines and chording please? I'm happy monitoring on phones or low volume speaker ie. the practice amp.

Thanks, Max

 

[bottomzone]

Consider an audio interface. I use a Focusrite 2i2 connected to my laptop and monitor with headphones.

 

[2thAche]

^This. I have a 2i4 and Ableton. You can use it for monitors or headphones or both, and the free version of Ableton likely will have all you need. 6i6 used has it's own power source and better latency etc.