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Please note my followup post. That's the wrong mic preamp I have there. You need one that talks to your computer. Midi pedals are $120 if you get the Behringer FCB1010. You'll have to program it -- there are experts here and in some Yahoo discussion group on that. Sooperlooper with a MIDI pedal will totally kill an RC-20. IMHO. Also free. In fact, go try it now. Use your built-in mac microphone and loop a little. If you like how it works, that will tell you a lot. To record from the RC20, you will still need an interface box and a mic pre. You will need a mic pre regardless, unless you go with the DigiTech JamMan which, now that I think about it, is made exactly for what you are trying to do. (The big Boss looper allows you to save files directly to your computer. Actually, I think the Digitech pedal does this too. As does the Electro-Harmonix 2880.) Anyway, once you have audio going to the computer, you press the record button. There isn't that much to it. OK, wait. The DigiTech JamMan looper has a mic in. You can move files directly to your computer and goof around with them in the (free) software of your choice. Now that I think about it, it seems pretty obvious for what you want to do. I suspect with a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter, you could plug it directly into your computer speakers. See if that suits your needs better. But you could just get one of those and you might have all you need. And get someone else's advice before you jump. I'm not super-confident. On 8/20/07, Joshua Rothhaas <joshua.mr@gmail.com> wrote: > Kelly Coyle wrote: > > 1, An interface box with a mic pre and inputs for your beatbox. Just a > > sec, off to Google... > > > > This would work, $64. > > > > http://www.zzounds.com/item--ARTTMPPS > > > > 2. The beatbox. I'd actually love to hear the options here. > > > > 3. A full-range amp of some kind. I'd suggest those three-piece > > computer speakers -- they sound pretty good and cost $50. > > > > 4. The mic. I like my round blue mic, What is it? Here, $100: > > > > http://www.zzounds.com/item--BALBALL > > > > 5. Sooperlooper works for your looper, and you have your hands free, > > so you can forego the footpedal. Or Augustus Loop. > > > > 6. Garage Band. > > > > There, you're good. $200 + the beatbox. > > > > > > > First off, thanks so much! second, my "beatbox" is my vocal cords. I'm a > "vocal percussionist" to be pretentious about it. > > Here is what i am thinking. No matter what I am getting the XM8500 mic. > I already have really nice computer speakers > > so my next question is, how much are mid pedals if I wanted them, and > would I be able to switch "tracks" like the RC-20xl? And, if I where to > use the RC-20xl can i still use my computer speakers as an amp? > > And for live looping how does Sooperlooper with some midi-pedals really > stack up to an RC-20xl? > > And If i use the RC-20xl, how to i set up to be able to record my > sessions on my macbook? > > I am so close to making a decision... im excited! > > you guys are great > > > -- http://quotidianme.kellycoyle.net http://organicguitar.kellycoyle.net