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Mike,
Sounds to me that the RC-300 would fit the bill for you. It can only do 3 separate loops, but it allows you to make presets like you want and fits all your other requirements. It's what I use and I like it a lot. I'm not sure if the JamMan Stereo does that or not. I dislike the JamMan series because they have zero MIDI compatibility. But if that's not important to you it might be worth a look too. ~Brent www.facebook.com/sciencegonewrong From: mikefugazzi@gmail.com Date: Wed, 4 Dec 2013 09:15:08 -0600 Subject: Help with finding a looper? To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com I tried some solo looping stuff like this: www.youtube.com/embed/_MJdVTas2wE www.youtube.com/embed/zDI0x5d_lxU www.youtube.com/embed/4vRRPiNzFEI www.youtube.com/embed/mxh_m9E2s1c www.youtube.com/embed/spkepjKQ2jY I then got away from it for nearly two years. I used to have a Boomerang III, but I no longer do. I am interested in starting up again and am looking for a FLOOR based looper with the following in mind: 1. The ability to record and pull up presets that I can than record on top of. This would help with live performing and start up times. 2. The ability, like the BIII, to serial sync at least two loops. The best part of the BIII was having four separate loops synced together. I could start and stop every "instrument" to create dynamics. 3. Something I can use with just my feet. I don't want to bend down to load and unload presets. 4. Something with all start/stop. It sounds like *maybe* the DT JamMan Stereo would work, but you can't call up a preset and add to it, or am I misunderstanding? Can I load a preset and then record a second channel of loops synced to it?
For my format, what I want to do is call up a preset of beatbox and bass singing and then control another loop of vocals and harmonica that I can than manipulate. Thanks!!! ---------- Mike Fugazzi vocals/harmonica http://www.mikefugazzi.com YouTube Mantra Custom Harmonicas |