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I took a poke at the manual as well, and the only
thing remotely resembling feedback was the 'fade out' feature. I was excited
there for a moment, but at $295 at most of the places I checked, it seems a bit
high... it DOES fill a niche with a large amount of storage and the ability to
save loops. Might do a store demo to see just how enamored I might be with
it.
I've roasted two DL4's over the last 6 years, and
I'm really disappointed with the headroom of the unit. It's about 3db shy of the
levels I normally put through most processors, and customer service really
sucks.
I'm still quite happy with my EDP, but really like
to have a floor unit as a small 'out the door' option. I'm tempted to check out
the DL20 with it's 23 secs (or is it 26?)
-Miko
"Running scared from all the usual distractions!"
Now playing 'Rough' at CDBaby.com www.cdbaby.com/biffoz
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 12:43
PM
Subject: Re: basic loop equipment
Hi,
Iīve checked the manual of the RC-20XL twice but
I didnīt find any clue about adjusting "feedback" of a loop?! How did you do
feedback control?
Ingo
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2005 4:02
PM
Subject: RE: basic loop equipment
Hello and welcome!
I would suggest the Boss
RC-20XL...it is affordable ($~250 or so), easy to
use, and if you wish to
experiment further, it has feedback control.
Plus, there is 16
minutes of loop time available.
Click here for more: http://www.bosscorp.co.jp/products/en/RC-20XL/
Be
careful! I started looping as a way to learn scales and soloing, too.
Now
I own 3 different loopers and a laptop!! LOL It's
habit-forming...
Ed in NJ
-----Original Message-----
From:
Stephanie Stemmler [mailto:sstemmler@above-the-fold.com]
Sent: Saturday,
March 26, 2005 12:15 AM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject:
basic loop equipment
I am a BEGINNER guitar player. Wanted to play 12
bar blues and then hear
that while I learn to play solos. I was
thinking about cassette 4 track
recorder...but then saw stuff about
guitar effect pedals with loops.
What's the best way to do what I
want to do? I just want a practice
tool---not a mega-recording station or
something like that. Thanks!
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