Re: Best looper for recording?

[andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>]

Mike Fugazzi wrote:

> I try to rehearse and record demos at home..TRYING.  I just take a 
> lineout from my M13 at this point straight to my interface, but I 
> thought maybe some of these newer ones were "meant" to do that. Really, 
> the M13 output is meant to go to a guitar.

M13 to audio interface *should* work fine.
(low impedance o/p)

If not, then get a better interface, doesn't need to have a specialised
instrument input either.

Boris Plotnikov wrote:
> Mike! Why do you need looper for home recording? You can just record
> sample to DAW and loop it. It'll be faster and easier.

...but faster and easier is for accountants

> IMHO whole
> greatnes of livelooping is that it's actually live.

exactly

> For home you can
> make much better arrangement than using loops (using different chord
> progressions, drums, VSTi etc.).

won't have the energy and life of a live looping performance...
....or at least not without time and effort in an equivalent amount.

andy butler
ps.
it's great to see the harmonica challenge the predominance of the guitar 
:-)