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Re: I'm really sorry...

I agree too.  Unless you've got a need to synch your loops to MIDI, get
something simple to start out with.  I started out with a little Digitech 8
sec stompbox.  You could probably pick one up used for cheap.  If not, the
DL4 or RC-20 sound like great little units.

Mark

"Stuart Wyatt (Solo String Project)" wrote:

> On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 06:01 PM, Dennis Leas wrote:
>
> > If you've never looped before, I'd get some experience with a "basic"
> > looper
> > like the RC-20.  You will probably be amazed at how much fun the RC-20
> > will
> > be.  And you will have a *much* better idea of how looping works for
> > you.
> > Plus, how you can work looping into your performance.
>
> I'd agree with those sentiments. If you have never looped before, too
> much equipment and technology might get in the way at first. Most of
> the regular loopers here know of my love of the DL4 (another simple
> looping device). Most of the music that I produce is done with a single
> DL4 unit... and I have a theory that the simpler the equipment, the
> greater the musical possibilities - especially when playing live.
>
> Good luck! (and welcome to the list Sergio!) :)
> --
> Stuart Wyatt (Solo String Project) - http://SoloString.com