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I had a RC505 Mk I and it wasn‘t really able to act as Midi Slave. There was a constant pitch warbling ( right Word?) of a few cent. As far as I know the problem still exist in the MkII. I don‘t know the aeros rg. Florian Von meinem iPhone gesendet > Am 04.09.2026 um 21:11 schrieb Sean Echevarria > <fuckthespam@creepingfog.com>: > > Looperlative LoopPad looks interesting: > https://looperlative.com/LoopPad.php > > No personal experience with it though... > > >> On Fri, Sep 4, 2026, at 2:35 PM, david kirkdorffer wrote: >> Hello fellow Loopers - I need your advice. After decades of using a >> pair of EDPs, I'm looking for a new stereo looper. >> >> I'm finding the headroom on the EDPs is just too low for layering now >> that I've evolves off of my 90s era rack-gear to more modern 32-bit >> float pedals like the Meris LVX and Mercury X. >> >> Two options I've been looking at a lot: >> >> 1. RC505 MKII - I like the easy access faders - but will need to add >> two footswitches to handle punching in/out of record/overdub etc. >> >> 2. Aeros Loopstation - I like the idea of six tracks and multiple >> parts. Would probably splurge on their Midi Maestro pedal for its >> simplicity/set-up with the Aeros.. This allows the loopstation to sit >> on a table with my other effects, and the footcontrol to handle the >> ins/outs/track selection job. >> >> I need both to be Midi "slaves" so as to sync in/out punches with my >> time-based pedal effects. >> >> Here's something live I recorded at home last week on my new little >> Zoom L6MAx mixer that can record what passes through it (no overdubs). >> So you hear the time-based beeps and boops. >> >> https://soundcloud.com/undomusic/first >> >> What are you using for a Looper nowadays? >> >> What do you think of the Aeros and RC 505MKII? >