Re: Best Vocal Looper

[Adrian Bartholomew <adrian@bartholomusic.com>]

i said that u should spring for the Looperlative. it IS twice the price of the EDP but 16 times the tracks (8 stereo trks), 24 bit as opposed to 16 (huge diff in sound quality in case u didnt care) and 4 mins of recording time.

and its always updated by the maker for the users based on their input on the looperlative forum.

updating is easy. plug in ur mdems cat5 cable, set the menu to update (simple turning of the big knob) and hit enter.

its done in mins.

good luck.

u could use ableton yes but between the software and hardware cost, i doubt ud fare much better than 15 c's.

--Adrian Bartholomew

Quincy, IL

"Life rocks, when you don't give a damn about it."

On Saturday8,Mar 2008, at 1:25 AM, music@carlsonarts.com wrote:

Hey, my computer couldn't completely digest the digest, or it wasn't served up right, so I didn't get Adrian's thoughts.  Could you please send them again, or send them directly to my email at music@carlsonarts.com?  Thanks.  I'm really eager to move ahead with this.

Maybe I should reconsider going the software route, but I'd rather not have to have a laptop in front of me when performing.  It's bad enough the pedals would make it look like I'm stomping on ants on stage.  And I currently don't have a laptop to use -- so that would be added expense.  I do have both a Mac G4 and a decent PC, though, Mac has DP5 and pc has Protools LE.  So I'm pretty computer savvy.  I have a demo of Ableton maybe I'll try it out and see what it does.

But anyways, what about the video I posted?  What do you think vocaloop is using for equipment?

Michael C.

Thanks again.