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On 03-11-17 09.42, "cristian cascetta" <cristian@accord.it> wrote: Hi Cristian, > As my girlfriend just bought a used IBM Thinkpad, I'd like to try some That one seems to be a good choice for laptop. At least "as good as a laptop can be" for looping ;-) Your post doesn't say what you are going to record or loop but if you're idea is to record audio you can have a lot of fun with the Ableton Live software. But you should know that you can not do looping by layering many takes by sound-on-sound on top of the same loop. For that you you have to look into hardware (I recall there are some odd software solutions though... Check for this at the list archives). > - a usb audio capture device: M-audio Audiophile I'm using the Audiophile USB with a ThinkPad. Have been doing gigs with it and it's a fine set-up as long as you are not monitoring/playing directly through the software, as the latency in USB audio is too big. My own solution to this problem is to split my instrument signal and run one direct line into the house PA and another line into the USB/laptop. I think you should also take a look at the Audiophile Quattro. Think about what you want to do and maybe this device will serve you better? http://www.m-audio.com/products/m-audio/quattro.php > - a Midi footcontroller: maybe the Behringer everybody's talking about Good choice! I guess I'm one of those "who talk about the Behringer". I'm very satisfied with my FC1010. > - a behringer mixer Got one of those as well. But I stopped using it since I hate the sound of it. It's small, cute and well designed, though ;-) > - a Zoom RT-123 drum machine (with only Midi-In) My Grovebox does'n have a midi though so I put it last in the midi chain. > - my girlfriend's Yamaha P-80 piano (with midi in, out and thru) Got one of those too... But don't know about that piano ;-) -- Best wishes Per Boysen www.boysen.se www.looproom.com