Re: Opinions? Best battery-powered looper w/ minimum 2 tracks?

[Blakemore Home <blakemorehome@btinternet.com>]

Hi. I am a bit of a lurker here but would like to join in with my £0.02 
worth.

How about adopting a slightly elliptical approach to your problem? 

Why not use two independent looper pedals with a footswitch to flip your 
guitar between the two inputs and a little passive mixer to put the two 
outputs back together?

Total freedom to have loop lengths and to crossfade as you will.

TimeCore do a basic simple looper pedal on ebay for £30. Might be be 
ideal? I have two and they are quite a bargain.

I use a similar system, but PC based with a modular VST host and lots of 
instances of Augustus Looper. It gives me total freedom to create any 
polyrhythms I fancy!

Not quite an answer to your original question, more a wildcard to 
consider. 

Steve B

Z <zzz@zzz.ch> wrote:

>love your first video in the signature! 👍
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>> Le 16 août 2016 à 13:43, Rocky <rocketpower64@comcast.net> a écrit :
>> 
>> Shopping suggestions, please. My primary needs:
>> 
>> • battery power
>> • 2 tracks minimum
>> • quiet-ish foot switching (no big snappy sound like an old Morley or 
>> Line 6 pedal).
>> • non-awkward foot switching*
>> 
>> *Typical Boss pedals don't lend themselves to timing precision (for my 
>> foot anyway), and adding an external FS-6 switch does not actually 
>> trigger recording.
>> 
>> 
>> Rocky Jones
>> https://youtu.be/G3-Sb43O8L0
>> http://youtu.be/b83UXtkiqNk?list=PLvZLMo1OmDls1AaOpvW5gKM0U5WbR5P0V
>> 
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