The looper I use is a Boss RC-2 Loop Station, which Boss replaced with the RC-3. From what I understand the new model adds lots of memory and a USB connection, but might have a little less variety in plug'n'play rhythm (don't quote me on that.) Anyway the one I have is fun to work with, particularly for practice and songwriting. Performing, well, I just tell the audience to think how pleasant it is to go into a cheese store
I'm not that much of a gear head--just find a few sounds I like and use them. I have a great instrument, a solid-body chromatic made by Rick Felkel in Louisiana (Elloree Guitars).
I started out playing trad (noter diatonic drone). My noter was a popsicle stick. What I liked to do was play unison with the rack harp. That dulcimer--built by the late Bill Smith, husband of dulcimist and balladeer Betty Smith--let me bend notes by angling the noter down towards the floor and sliding it back and forth in the "back 40" of the fret space.
07/24/13 06:53:41PM @karen-keane:
I've just purchased a looper and several other pedals as well. I love th drum machine and all the possibilities that you can do with this machine. Thanks for posting this.
Great stuff!
Yeah I'm liking this here Jud.....good listen....
The looper I use is a Boss RC-2 Loop Station, which Boss replaced with the RC-3. From what I understand the new model adds lots of memory and a USB connection, but might have a little less variety in plug'n'play rhythm (don't quote me on that.) Anyway the one I have is fun to work with, particularly for practice and songwriting. Performing, well, I just tell the audience to think how pleasant it is to go into a cheese store
I'm not that much of a gear head--just find a few sounds I like and use them. I have a great instrument, a solid-body chromatic made by Rick Felkel in Louisiana (Elloree Guitars).
I started out playing trad (noter diatonic drone). My noter was a popsicle stick. What I liked to do was play unison with the rack harp. That dulcimer--built by the late Bill Smith, husband of dulcimist and balladeer Betty Smith--let me bend notes by angling the noter down towards the floor and sliding it back and forth in the "back 40" of the fret space.
I've just purchased a looper and several other pedals as well. I love th drum machine and all the possibilities that you can do with this machine. Thanks for posting this.
very neat, Jud. Gonna have to get me a looper soon. What kind are you using?
That is cool
Thank you! Sometimes getting the tempo just right is a bit tricky--this particular pedal doesn't have metronome settings.
That's very creative, Jud! Love that foot stomp beat to start it out. :)