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Sounds amazing through a speaker but even better through a daw using its output routing.

@@Luan_and_only now, as a beginner i have no idea what that means

@@Robin_0011 if you check in around January I’m releasing a gigantic music course which will help you :) it’ll be free and in my online music school if you want to check it out. If you’re a beginner then sound isn’t a big deal just plug in this beautiful pedal and play! When you get more experience the DAW stuff and output routing will matter but for now just have fun! 🤩

🙏 Australia, glad you liked it!

Some of the chord tones will be adding notes of the Natural G minor scale especially over the F chord.

Ohhhh okay okay

Let’s go!! It was strong vibes!

Thanks for tuning in mate!

Always compliment, you might not see it as good but I know what your playing will look like a year from now because you made these choices and I’m looking forward to seeing that happen!

@@Luan_and_only thank you for Hoping on me... Yupp I'll practice everyday for it thanks 👍

@@wallacenock7423 I use Resonance bass plug in through ableton and run no effects into the looper X. Honestly my approach to live shows has been to step away from getting the perfect sound now I prioritise clean vocal>great songs>crowd engagement>simple/fast loops. My guitar tone/looping tone is so far down the list of priorities and I was getting trapped trying to impress music friends when 90% of what I did didn’t matter if I didn’t have those first 3 parts locked down. I’ve actually removed octave units on my bass tone since it’s more for me than for others, if you can just get a great kick sound then everything can be yolo and get the best sound you can with what you have.

@@Luan_and_only yea I get what you saying for sure. So does the bass channel run on a separate out into an interface that takes it into Rosinance bass plug in and then back into looper. Sorry it gets me confused. I make my loops mostly on the fly so I get good crown engagement. Which I really am happy about. The guitar sound is great but always just battled with a nice bass sound. My kick is now changing to a beat box kick much like yours. But that another challenge 🤣🤣

This is an amazing comment, thank you for taking the time to share this!!! Love this kind of chat, expanding on what I mentioned in the video since it’s a clip from my livestream. You’re right you can use other loopers and even the loopy pro to generate a workflow similar to what you get out of the looper X but that’s work, a steeper learning curve as well as output routing is so horrible compared to the X. I only speak from my experience and my needs, I need a loop pedal that out of the box allows me to be creative, engaging and most importantly control where my audio is going so I can manipulate it with little friction. The amount of time I wasted trying to optimise the wrong equipment for the job is staggering hahaha 🤣 that’s why I lean heavy into the looper x, and it is the closest I’ve gotten to the feeling of playing in a band vs other loopers. Those are subjective metrics though. AlteredWax you’re a legend thanks again for jumping in the conversation! (Ps have you sold the looper X?)

@@Luan_and_only Thanks for the reply. I'm glad that the X is a good fit for you. If it's fun to use that's the most important! I returned my X within the return window. I am keeping my eye on it though to see if it gets the updates to bring it to a more usable functionality for those that want/need a different workflow. I will say I loved the pedals, build and feel of using it. It just lacked some features that I've grown used to and are a part of how I perform.

@@alteredwax5775 those RC 30 feel pedals are 👌

RIP RC 600, I sold one of my 300’s I kept the other incase I needed to record a tutorial hahaha 🤣

@@Luan_and_only yea I had the 300 and two 600 and when I got my X it became a game changer. And I now understand how Ed Thinks when he loops. Makes so much more sense connecting with your audience. The only gripe is it’s bloody heavy 🤣🤣🤣

Saves money on gym membership hahaha 🤣

Thank you! 🙏

Amazing!! Welcome to the looper x club! From my experience the full potential of the looper x comes out when you’re using a DAW, that’s the workflow Ed Sheeran’s team optimises his pedal and set up for. It’s quite masterful how easy it is to pull great sound with it. When it comes to the speaker if you’re just plugging directly into a speaker you’re missing out on mixing more channels. For live performing it’ll crush if you have a mixer with more than 4 inputs, I’m excited to use it for a show with my soundcraft ui 12 mixer and the effects on that will help me pull a great sound but not as good as a DAW. I’ll have a full course coming up soon on capturing audio to show you the eq stuff and I’ll be finishing a professional musician course which will go into mixing for live shows by the end of the year, all the videos will be on UA-cam and you can watch them in order at my online school for free :)

@@Luan_and_only Thank you, I'll definitely be keeping up with your channel then! Can I ask why you would use a soundcraft ui 12 mixer if like you say,.. isn't as good as a DAW? Are there other benefits to using one or the other in a busking/live performance scenario? Because I'm trying to find the best way to do it in my use case as its mainly just for street busking My biggest issue is I have no idea what I would need, or how to set everything up, like equipment, wiring and knowing how to use it. Also knowing how to mix everything, including main vocals, not just from my loop pedal. If you had a fiverr page where I can pay for tutorials, you would make a lot of money out of me lol. I feel like there are no videos on this, or I'm just looking in the wrong places Also, just checked a few of your Ed Sheeran covers which are awesome too and would love to learn how to do livestreams with your level of sound quality as well. How does that work and where can I learn? Is it difficult to setup?

The soundcraft ui 12 is my live mixer for all my shows, it’s an affordable unit that gives me 8 inputs and I can mix everything on stage with my phone ;) Using a DAW at shows is a bit of an expensive set up and the wear and tear of gigging is not something I want to expose it to just yet hahaha 🤣 Definitely, if you want we have my online music school and you get direct access to me and our community. Every Friday students post videos and I give live feedback. One of my students followed my advice and now he’s booked and crushed his first two shows. If you don’t mind hard work, I’ll show you everything I know how to build a successful career playing music for a living.

Regarding all the set up stuff, I will 100% have full courses showing every single aspect of my set up available as soon as I can record them. Right now is end of wedding season and start of event season so I’m recording videos when I can outside of my performance, livestreaming and teaching schedule. It’ll cover pretty much everything you’ve asked for all those scenarios :)

@@Luan_and_only Thanks for the reply! Curious, but what does your live setup look like then? For me its just my looper x, then I connect directly into my bose s1 pro pa's and connect my primary mic to my pa, then guitar + secondary mic goes to the looper x I'm not sure if I should get a bose sub1 as sometimes it can get a little muddy/unclear.. feels as though with my loops my main mic gets drowned out and not sure if a subwoofer would help there, or if that's just something I can fix with mixing or if I should get a better pa? Either or, I'm going to look into this soundcraft ui12 you mentioned. Hopefully I'll figure it out and I'm going to keep a lookout for your courses!

Thanks Brad!!! I’m so happy your show went well!

Easiest way is fret the chord and play two or more notes from them. That’s pretty much all I’m doing except I might just use 1/2 fingers to only fret the notes I want from the chord in the solo.

@@Luan_and_only noted

Thanks AJ!! More to come soon ;)

Hahaha 🤣 yeah no auto tune otherwise I’d be wasting my time :(

@@Luan_and_only I knew it lol

Yup you can clear one track or all tracks very smoothly. I’m not familiar with what pedal you are using but if you’re concerned that you can’t clear a specific track they have that function available and a peel function to undo layers. Both are very easy to use.

Honestly I think it’s because I don’t play enough Wonderwall

Mine is a Mini Maton EM6 the lowest of their range. Part of what makes my guitar sound great is the processing I use, I have compression and a good eq which help a lot :) I’m not familiar with the Taylor sorry 😞 but as long as you have fun playing it is what matters. As a rule of thumb for setting up the pick up eq I usually dial everything at full and if it has a mid boost I like to do a slight boost around 1.5-3k hz, if it’s too bright I’d suggest lowering the high part of the eq very slightly. Also massive note, is your guitar professionally set up for the string gauge you use?

Fwiw I've owned 2 boss rc600s at different times and sold both, just don't gel with it. The X on the other hand, instantly clicked with it.

Love this! I have my looper course in my online school that I’ll be recording my full settings break down using Ableton with it (it’s all free) it should be available in about a month or so.

@@Luan_and_only - nice, I'll check it out when it's available. I wish the X had more outputs when used as an audio interface, it only sends stereo outs - I assume you're hooking up the outputs from the X to a separate interface? It'd be so awesome if it sent out 8 tracks when in DAW mode though - imagine if it sent out 4 outs (for each input) and then 4 outputs (for the loop tracks). Could totally bypass a middleman interface that way, it'd be killer then. Still awesome as it is, even straight into my PA it just wrecks. Love the thing. Crazy seeing how much hate there is for them online haha.

I'm a huge fan of get the gear for the job, the Looper crushes at its main job but I'd 100% recommending getting a scarlett focusrite 18i20 (what I use for my DAW and set up) or if you've got the cash an Apollo X8. My sound is dialed in with minimal effects/processing through the looper x and uses ableton and low latency plugins. Resonance Bass (RBass) is a waves plugin that makes my bass tone crank really well paired with the looper's octave. Key thing for my chain is I never run my vocal through the looper x, my main vocal has its own input to my DAW and effect chain, I do however have my backing vocal/beatbox mic set up through the looper and those tracks are optimised for their main purpose. I'm quite excited for when I buy my second one for live shows and then I'll have a lot to say about their onboard effects since I'll be only relying on the loop pedal for effects with compression/eq handled mostly through my mixer (Soundcraft ui12).

@@Luan_and_only - yeah man, I agree, I've only got a little 2 input interface (TASCAM US2x2HR) atm because I was only doing one track at a time before I got the Looper X. I've been using the X at gigs though and run my main mic through it but not to any of the tracks - just a dry send straight to my PA for the main mic. Second mic for my 0/10 beatboxing attempts haha. Dry sends are a great way around it - I also have a dry send for my acoustic guitar but this gets a little iffy when I lay down a bass line (only while playing it, after it's looped, then you don't hear guitar+bass at the same time). Input FX would be awesome because I'd love to have the "Dry send" include some reverb but I have the dry send go to an input on my PA (EV50M) and I just add some reverb there. Would be awesome to have it all on the X itself but the workarounds are perfectly fine imo. I appreciate your channel man.

Mini Maton em6

Thank you! 🙏 I’ll let the boys know!

It was donated by our community and those are all people who donated :)

@@minat5490 I’ll try make it regular with the boys :)

@@tommyy_J hope the top 10 incentive is a good idea :) I do t think I’ll have time to give more than 4 lessons a month

You crushed it!

Miss you bro!

Sure did, he was also awesome :)

@@Luan_and_only lol 😂