Hi Micheal,
Thanks for answering. Can you tell me what
do you find more stage friendly in the Boomerang as opposed to the RC20?
Thanks in advance
From: Michael Plishka
[mailto:mike@michaelplishka.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005
5:02 PM
To:
Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: RE: Looping question on
usability...
It is very doable, I do it all the
time. I tried the RC20 and didn't like it. Now use a Boomerang
instead an find it more stage friendly (if only it was DC!!!!)
It's a matter of practice, and even then,
something sometimes happen you didn't count on and you have to improvise around
it (or kill it!) and do so gracefully.
-----Original Message-----
From: Joshua Morin
[mailto:joshua@joshuamorin.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005
3:29 PM
To:
Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Looping question on
usability...
Hi everyone, I am new to this list since I just bought my
first looping pedal. I have a question about usability that maybe you can help
out with.
Often I perform solo or in a duo with two guitars and one
vocal. I was looking for a pedal that would allow me to record part of my
guitar performance of a song (live on scene) and play it back later on so I can
play a solo or add interesting fills while I sing. So basically I am only
concerned with one loop, but it is going to be the main instrument track. I
just bought the Boss RC 20 and I am having a little trouble with it. I have
read that it takes some practice, but my question is… Is it really
possible to perform a first verse live while recording with the loop pedal and
perform the second verse with the loop? How difficult will this be?
Thanks in advance…
Joshua Morin
Artist/Songwriter
Original Acoustic Rock Music
613.297.5962
www.joshuamorin.com
joshua@joshuamorin.com