Re: What can blind and visually impaired loopers do?

[marc@clubcapelli.com]

> I recommend the Electro Harmonix 2880 looper.  Unlike any other
> looper on the market,  each button on the unit has only a single
> function and there are individual physical sliders for tempo, track
> volume and rotary pots (not encoders!) for input level and track pan.
> It can be operated without requiring visual feedback.

I agree. All is one button / one function on this looper. And no 
screen, no menu / submenu, nothing to read... very intuitive. Designed 
for performance in live.
The new EHX 45000 is much better, with 100 loops x 4 mono tracks + 1 
stereo.
And the midi implementation on this 2880 / 45000 loopers have no 
equivalent : ALL the button / faders / function of the looper can be 
available by midi (and many more), so you can use every midi controller 
if you need (foot controller, table controller...) - really a wonderfull 
machine, despite the "oldies" look, and the fact most looper users don't 
really know the power of this looper.

Marc