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The Electrix Repeater is a very good
choice for your applications. If you use a flash card reader you can import
data into computer. I’ve used many hardware looping tools and
this unit is hard to match. I plug mine into a MIDI drum machine and have hours
of fun playing guitar for hours with myself… You’ll need a mixer of some kind to easily
get multiple input sources routed into it or suffer having to repatch when
switching inputs. I don’t suggest using AUX busses for this because just using
a dedicated mixer or switcher of some kind for selecting inputs just works much
better in my experience… They’re on e-bay usually for about $600
and well worth the price. Good luck! -Jordan Jordan Pease 541.482.2690 message 541.552.9119 office 541.890.8023 cell 541.482.2691 fax From: Philip Pan
[mailto:7stringviper@earthlink.net] Hello, I am very interested in live looping. I know what I
want functionally but I don't know what equipment has these capabilities.
My computer/software knowledge is also quite limited. Here's what I'm after: 1. Four or more independent loop banks that will
automatically sync and can be individually recorded, played back, stopped
and erased at any time in any order. 2. Multiple inputs from different instruments and MIDI. The ones
I have in mind now are a Zendrum (MIDI drum controller) and an electric
7-string violin. Maybe vocals too. 3. Everything (record, play, stop, erase, switch tracks)
controllable on the fly from stomp buttons. 4. Save and download part or all to an external computer as
desired. Is there any hardware looper that can do all this? The closest
I've seen is Digitech's GNX3 or 4. I'm not sure if individual tracks can
be played and stopped at will; I know they can be erased. My other option could be software-based with some kind of
foot controller linked to a laptop. Are there foot controllers that would
work well for this? How powerful a laptop would be required? Thanks, I'm sure your answers will spawn a whole new set of questions! |