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> On Jun 24, 11:55 pm, Paul Simpson wrote:
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> > andrew s wrote:
> > > Hi all,
> > > Im looking for an easy and simple tool to help me with practicing.
> > > The type of thing I want to do is to play a sequence of chords, record
> > > it and then mess around working out a solo to fit over it. Ive never
> > > measured the lenght of time I need to record, typically a verse
> > > sequence or a chorus sequence, so not too long. Im not really
> > > looking for any other features as I use the delays built into my POd
> > > XTLive when needed.
>
> > > Anyone got any suggestions on stomp boxes or loopers which will do
> > > this? Ive looked around the web and can see the following as
> > > potentially offering what I want:-
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> > > Boss - DD3 (though I dont know how long it holds)
> > > Digitech X Series digital delay (as with the DD3 - I dont know how
> > > long it holds)
> > > Line 6 DL4 - (seems like about 16 seconds therfore plenty)
> > > Akai Headrush E2 - (probably the best option Ive seen so far)
> > > Boss DD20 Loopstation - (certainly will do the job but over the top
> > > for what I want)
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> > > anyone got any other suggestions? or anything I should try?
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> > > thanks in advance
>
> > > Andrew S
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> > For your needs, Line6 DL4 (I have one and its great for basic looping)
> > or a Boss RC2.
>
> > I currently use a Boss RC-50, which is all the looping insanity one man
> > could need in a box unless you can afford/program a Gibson Digital
> > Exchoplex, in which case you need help/are the amazing Andre LaFosse :)
>
> > --
> > Paul
>
> ta much Paul. I shall hunt down an RC2. I suspect that if you are
> making your waves with an RC50 then they shall be quite awesome and
> well beyond my needs (to say nothing of being beyond my ability
> too...)
>
> Andrew S