Re: Conceptual "Repeater" question

[Kim Flint <kflint@loopers-delight.com>]

actually, you don't need multiple tracks to accomplish what you are trying 
to do. You just need overdub. If you don't need to switch between 
different 
parts (like verse/chorus) then every looper does this. If you do want to 
switch between parts, you just need a looper that supports multiple loops 
and overdubbing. That includes the Lexicon Jamman, the boomerang, the 
rc-20, and the Gibson Echoplex, in addition to the Repeater.

kim

At 02:03 PM 8/23/2001, AALev123@aol.com wrote:
>I am am guitarist with minimal looping experience ( I had the Boss RC -20 
>for
>a couple weeks but returned it for reasons that don't matter) anyway, the
>question is this: For a multi track looper such as repeater, are you say
>laying out an 8 bar rhythm part on guitar and then playing a bass line 
>over
>that 8 bar loop on a separate track. When you play the loop you get the
>rhythm guitar and the bass playing together right? so if you then 
>recorded a
>chorus section the same way with a different guitar and bass part you 
>could
>step on some type of footswitch and go back and forth between the verse 
>and
>chorus parts soloing over each for days on end ........right?

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