what do the additional boss footswitches(fs5u and fs6) that can be
purchased with the RC 2, 20xl and 50 do exactly? Its seems they would be more
useful for the RC 2 because of its more limited live performance capabilities.
I play with a RC-20xl.
If you have simultaneous loops going, does it allow you to undo the most
recent overdub, but allow the earlier recorded loops in teh
phrase to keep playing?
Does it allow you to move to one of the other banks while you are playing
live?
Basically, try to sell me on it? How will it make my life
complete?!
On 8/8/07, Joshua
Rothhaas <joshua.mr@gmail.com> wrote:
great,
thanks so much
On 8/8/07, Brian
Kupferschmid <apparitionapparition@yahoo.com > wrote:
In
regards to the RC2 vs the RC20xl, they are pretty
much the same in
their functions, but that second
pedal will come in really handy if
your'e switching
from loop slot to loop slot. Also, and
don't quote me
on this, the 20 has a few more functions than the
2,
the 2 is basic, in the sense that it just records and
overdubs,
the 20 I believe has reverse, and loop
quantize, as well as using one
of the pedals for tap
tempo(not too sure about that yet). I
own the 2 and
if you need a very basic loop pedal for some
simple
layering, that'll do it, but if you are using it
for
composition, I'd go with the 20.
--- Joshua Rothhaas <
joshua.mr@gmail.com> wrote:
> Aight, so a few questions.
I just saw a video of the
> rc-2 and it looks
> pretty
amazing. I was curious what the rc-20xl have
> over the rc-2?
how
> important is that second pedal? what else is a big
>
deal? I am just starting,
> and i am looking at these two to be my
first
> machines.
>
> part 2: Also, what all do I need
for a performance
> set up? (i only plan to
> use a mic) I
have a macbook. I want to be able to
> play it through my
macbook
> so i can record (is that possible?) my sessions and
> also, if possible, run
> it through my macbook so i can
have a few pre-loaded
> tracks play.
>
> is this
possible? what will i need?
>
> --
>
Huzza
>
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