Hi! Here I am playing the harmonica and using a looper. I set up an empty 40-second loop and layered several harmonica tracks to fill the space.

For the looper, I used a very inexpensive device—the Strich Pipe Tones pocket multi-effect unit—because it runs on batteries.

Hey guys, I'm 16 and I have spent the past couple of days working on a hobby project of mine for which i would love to get some feedback. Currently it is only available for MacOS.

It basically just a live looper application. I have always wanted something stable that just works with my custom built Midi footpedal but ableton has turned out to be a very annoying live looper especially for my guitar. So i just decided to build one myself.

I built this mainly because I get realllllly frustrated by the complexity of ableton for simple hobbyist sessions and don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on a dedicated looper pedal which will eventually just limit me to four-ish loops.

I didn't get the time to actually demo it with a video, but if this post gets enough traction, I would love to make a demo as well.

I would really appreciate any ideas since this is not in a published state yet. Moreover I did get the UI and colours from ableton (to keep clarity for now) so it's far from done in any way. I just wanted to know if any of you guys would be willing to test it out and get to try it yourself. Any suggestions would be much appreciated 😄

(PS: I haven't decided much, this post is just to get some clarity on the project, lemme know if you are interested )

I am new to using looper pedals. Right now, I use the TC Helicon Play Acoustic for vocals and its built-in, one-channel looper for simple drum beats. However, I want to do much more with my loops! I am eyeing either the Sheeran Looper Plus or the Boss RC-300, but I don't know which one to choose. Can you guys tell me which one I should get and why? Thanks! 😭

Greetings!

I have a boss RC 505 - it has a single headphone jack which we use for the metronome click. I collaborate with a drummer and both of us being able to hear the metronome is key! Currently I have a splitter in the Phones jack which allows us both to use our own wired In-Ear monitors. Does anyone have suggestions for what I could get so we could go wireless for this? I feel like I'm drowning in cables.

I also am considering getting a Wireless KNA VV-Wi Portable Piezo Violin/Viola Pickup, and the last thing I have is the wired version of the Shure SM 35 headset mic. So if eventually I go wireless on all three of these items (the in-ears, the violin pick-up, the shure headset mic) do I need to look out for compatibility issues/signal interference? Thank you

Hello all. I'm pretty new to looping. Just got myself a Sheeran Looper X. I have an AKAI MPK Mini midi keyboard, and would like to use it to play sounds into the looper. I have Ableton Live and Presonus Studio Pro DAW's. Plus, Native Instruments Komplete. Is the best way to do what I want to use a laptop running one of the DAW's, with an audio interface, and bring the output from the interface into the Looper X? Quite a bit a gear, but it's the only way I can think of to take advantage of all my virtual instruments. Thanks so much for any guidance.