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gracias!!!!

I love you hunny ❤

Very helpful, thank you. You've done what the Boss manuals and videos fail to do, make it understandable!

Boss should transcribe your tutorial and print as a quick start guide! Brilliant - Thank you!

Brilliant, so useful. No bull, no complicated jargon, no time-wasting showing off or rambling intro. Has given me a bit more confidence while awaiting my rc500 due to arrive tomorrow. Thank you!

Thank you

Hi, I saw your page listing AVAILABLE TIME SIGNATURES and I want to know if all patterns can be played in all available time signatures, for example, can I play rock in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, etc.?

Love the short videos. Makes it much more consumable when trying to ramp up on these things. You deserved a 'subscribe'. Been debating what new looper to get so this is what I need: simple short examples of navigating the machine, which also show off capabilities.

A huge thank you for sharing this clear and well explained info!

Hi, do you know how to use the fill-in tool of the rythm section? I'm looking for inserting a fill-in in a record, but do not know how to set it up. Thks

The best quick start guide I've found for any pedal in a long time. Thank you very much!

Very well done!

Thank you for your helpful work about the RC-500! Jürgen from Germany

How do you undo a recording overdub you don’t like?

This intro is far from perfect, but the best I've seen (so far) on this highly complex device. Most others contain an avalanche of fast-talking self ego, assumption saturated gibberish, so woefully devoid of any teaching technique, it's pitiful. This woman understands learning is best gained with clarity, patience, and by simple stages. I only hope there's a part 2, part 3 etc.

Really appreciate your easy explanation of the RC500 please continue teaching.

Thanks 🙏🏼

Thank you

thx

Kim! This was a great video! The demonstration of the Rhythm - Loop function was well done. There are times in my live looping gig that I just want to hit play on the looper and play guitar, sing, take my solos and not think about hitting a foot switch. This enables me to record the drums on track 1 and add bass guitar and whatever else to track 2. Save. Turn off the drum machine. Then hit play. Awesome! I have a feeling I will be creating more using this method. Thanks so much!

Hi 👋 , thnx for yer videos . I had RC30 boss. Since it’s not working anymore .. it had a function ( donno what’s called ?) I could strum my guitar in rhythm and RC30 wud pick up the tempo of my strumming . And hi hat wud start . Rather than choose a rhythm first and then strum the guitar .. does RC 500 has that function ? Could it pick up the strumming . ? Tempo . Appreciate so much if you guide. Thanks

I felt so inadequate. The Boss guide was incomplete gibberish, not even complete gibberish. 🤣 YT “experts” show off to those who already know. I came on YT one last time, searching for a tutorial I can understand because I had made up my mind to sell it for a simpler loop pedal. I found you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Thanks, just spent 10 mins trying to work it out and worried I would lose the drum beat that my fingers too ages to nail.

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Terrible lesson

Thanks for share

Hello and congratulations for your channel, I always follow you.. I wanted to ask you for some info: I have the RC500 and I would like to know if it is possible to start the song by creating a drum kit with the guitar "but not letting the public hear it and therefore not letting it go out from the speakers" but simply record it in the RC and then use it for example in the middle of the song, maybe there is a function? Thank you!

More practical than any other instructional

Did tell you your channel would fail, people who buy a CBG want to learn how to play songs they like, not how to play it, bet your a remoaner, it shows lol

That doesn't sound right. No power adaptor. ☹️ Dam 😂🤘🏼🎸 from new Zealand 🌏🎸

Have you foud out how to route drums only in one output?. Ta

Nice comparisons. I just found your website and have my 1st CBG, a 4 string, so enjoying the content. It looks as though you've stopped adding content though :(

Thanks for the quick, non fluff how-to.

Question I'm getting low volume output on my looper when I plug my guitar in is there anyway to adjust the volume output for the Guitar Volume set 10

I've nothing much to offer There's nothing much to take I'm an absolute beginner And I'm absolutely sane As long as we're together The rest can go to hell

Simple, very nice.

Thank you for the informative video! Have you had experience with the tracks not syncing with each other even with the correct setting? Trying to record rhythm and lead for both tracks but when I try to track the second track, it doesn’t sync up correctly. Any advice or setting that you noticed works best?

That was helpful cheers

the link for the adaptor does not work for me what is it called or do you have another link

Hi, I learned so much more from this tutorial than any other. Thank you for this! Great channel, btw.

Hi, Thank goodness I found your Video on the Boss RC 500, it had been driving me a little crazy. I do not find the instructions that helpful. Thank you Thank you. I look forward to seeing 👀 what else you have on it. Indigo

This has to be the 20th tutorial ive tried for this little toy. It's also the only truly coherent one that doesn't demand a degree in trigonometry to understand!! Thanks so much for taking the time to do these vids. Beyond helpful 😊

What is the make of the guitar? Sounds great. Thanks!

Thank you so much!!!

Hi Kim, I just learn to play CBG. What is the best tuning for playing fingerstyle in CBG ? I feel its quite hard to access bass and melody that quite far away in GDG tuning, or DAD tuning. Thanks

Great, your Video cuts it short, without unnecessary stuff I often find on youtube! Great Job!! Thanks

Thank you. I was floundering connecting my RC500 to my Katana amp. You have helped with this overview.

Huge appreciation to you for your helpful tips! I found another tip you might like, in case you haven't found this - "Auto Start." I noticed that you've had to practice stomping to trigger the record. I've never been great at that. I like to use "Auto Start" - it delays your loop start until you make your first sound. This has always been helpful for me. I found these instructions on the Roland support site: 1. Select the memory to edit. 2. Press the [MEMORY] button. - The memory settings screen appears. 3. Turn the [MEMORY/VALUE] knob to select “REC,” and press the [MEMORY/VALUE] knob. 4. Turn the [MEMORY/VALUE] knob to select “AUTO REC,” and press the [MEMORY/VALUE] knob. 5. Turn the [MEMORY/VALUE] knob to select “ON.” 6. When you press the [REC/PLAY] switch, the REC/PLAY indicator flashes rapidly and the unit enters record standby mode. Once you start playing, the REC/PLAY indicator lights and recording begins. 7. Press the [MEMORY] button to return to the play screen. 8. If you want to save the edited settings, execute the write operation.

Thank you for lessons 😊