Throw Away Your Looper Pedal?
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Ok, so maybe you don't need to throw your looper pedal AWAY, but I definitely think there's a better way to do it. Here's my method for looping, and remember - if you'd like another video that's more of a How-To for this particular method, let me know in the comments section!
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00:00-00:56 Intro
00:57-01:40 What is Looping?
01:41-2:40 Why is my method is better?
02:41-05:09 Example of my method of live looping
05:10--7:39 Explanation
07:40-09:01 What you'll need
09:02-09:37 What interface do you use?
09:38-10:54 What about latency?
10:55-11:29 How many loops?
11:30-12:35 Outro
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Thank you. This was extremely helpful. I'm cracking up in the comments 🤣 Everyone has very entertaining opinions. This was just the kind of information I was looking for. I have a home studio, have a band, but want to know how I can play solo shows with more depth than just the guitar vocals. I can't quite slap the bass like you can but I look forward to experimenting!!! I agree that the basic loop pedal can feel restricting, and with this function you're recording some pretty sick jams that can then be manipulated further post gig and exported as a piece for soundcloud or what have you. Great stuff!!! 👍
I normally skip over all of the comments on this video for that exact reason :) but thank you for caring and understanding what this video was trying to show :)
I understand, my looper built in my boss 800 digital 6 track rec, studio doesn't do it in time in the way I want it ,so I got the rc 505 looper.
This is the most loaded comment I've ever seen on youtube lmao
It's forced mill content, he had to upload something,
Just accept it was a terrible idea for a video and not realistically practical at all,
If the literal entire community is giggling, you can't just play it off as "entertaining opinions"
Just uh, send a couple emojis and flaunt ignorance or something idk, the entire incentive and concept that brought us here at the end of the day is like 5 different parties trying to profit
Today I learned... in order to create cool loops, you just have to take your studio with you everywhere you go.
What is it mean
@beardyman
i actually just gbot a macbook m1 air...with usb interface and mic..and it works perfectly well on battery anywhere. fits in a backpack
Too much to bring. I get it.
@@ozoneswiftak yeah I’m cracking up a few minutes into it instead of doing the drum pattern on my bass, Yeah let’s add in a drum machine...and it looks like a sequencer is coming, and I see a keyboard...heck let’s just add a little B3...Instead of simulating Leslie with a Cheap trem or chorus pedal and my volume, let’s just add in a little real 122 cabinet, It’s solid mahogany but it’s vintage so the wood is lighter.
JUST THROW AWAY YOUR BIKE AND BUY A FERRARI, DUH!
Not a bad idea...
well let's see, I could buy 1 looper pedal, or I could buy a laptop, AND Ableton, AND and mpc, AND a midi keyboard, AND an interface/mixer, AND all the cables and stands and paraphenalia......
Alex -Wilky- Wilson yeah I feel like people buying a looper are doing so because a looper is $40 and all this other shit is way more expensive. Obviously it would be great to have all these tools, but some people like me just can’t buy all this
My thoughts exactly. Throw away your looper pedal and pull out your pocketbook. Haha
EXACTLY!!! I'm glad he has so much expendable cash to throw around on all that equipment and a laptop that might crash to the floor or get stolen whilst loading gear in or out of the venue but I find using two loopers with different features in tandem gives me most of the flexibility I require without laptop anxiety. One above, one below solves the tweaking access problem. Granted, he has worlds of flexibility with all of that but I'm only out a couple of hundred bucks and have more than basic capabilities, hands and floor control, undo and redo on the fly, loop dispersal control ( Ditto4x and EH 25,000), effects, and NO latency.
VIDEO'S LOGIC
Everyone has cash we just didn't have brain.
@@QPatrickQ Not everybody buys a $40 looper because it's all the money they have in the world. Many people have extra cash but aren't aware of how to build more advanced systems.
My looper pedal puts the control of my looping at my FEET, where I can control it without taking my hands off my instrument... end of discussion.
Gary Stackhouse, BINGO
they make controller pedals to be used with these programs that are much much cheaper than say a boss 500 or whatever its called. if you are trying to live loop multi instruments at a time this is easily the best way.
you can loop with your feet, ableton
I used dual JamMan SoloXT units for many years, and recently upgraded to the Aeros Loop Studio.
Best money I ever spent.
You can adjust individual track volumes hands-free, and you can have up to 6 tracks per song part, and 6 song parts.
Give it a look if you're interested in live looping as a guitarist/bassist etc...
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***TITLE EDIT*** HOW TO REPLACE YOUR LOOPER PEDAL IN 5 EASY STEPS
Step 1: Throw away looper pedal.
Step 2: Go back to living with Mom & Dad.
Step 3: Save your money for a while...a long while!
Step 4: Spend all your saved money on the gear needed to replace the looper pedal.
Step 5: Enjoy rocking out at Mom & Dads!
I have basically this same setup. I've bought it 1 piece at a time off of Craigslist over the last 6 months. Everything is used but I only spent 600$ total. It was very affordable when split up over time. Totally worth it. Most of my gear was basically brand new from kids who wanted to be rappers but couldn't figure out how to use the gear so they sold it to me way cheap lol
"It doesn't involve anything that you don't own already."
Little dude sitting there with his guitar that he bought with his first paper route, an album he got for Christmas, a couple cords that he borrowed from his friend held together with some duct tape, and this tiny little mini looper pedal, with a button and two knobs, a tear running down his face.
@@LTJR. ha. Exactly. How about I have an iPhone 8 and a lightning to USB adapter, now what? AbElton is $100, $450 or $750. I’m sure the cheapest edition will prove pretty feeble. Not a very helpful video, unfortunately.
Lol
Sold my house for a looper pedal
😂😂😂😂😂😂 bruhhhhhh
So instead of one looper pedal I need a little studio?
Wow... Yeah I stopped taking this seriously when he started talking about Ableton Live and a laptop. It's nice if you have the resources, but let's be real dude.
So Kid beyond…?
Very nice,thanks for sharing again👊
So...I could spent 10,000 dollars or just buy a simple loop pedal. 12 minutes of my life wasted. This is not looping, it's studio engineering !!!
Take the bus to work too?
@@adriansrfr if you can, yeah! Better for the environment and you can do something else while you commute
10,000 for a midi controller?
Delete the whole discussion about the looper pedal and just do a tutorial on using all your equipment. I love how you use it all.
Then he couldn’t clickbait us into watching this video.
@@staticklingon2182It wasn't click bait, you just need to learn to read better. :3
Read?? You read descriptions on youtube before watching videos? You're weird.@@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
Thanks for showing us this possibility.
Ain't gonna work out for my broke ass 😂
Absolutely yes, more in-depth. Thank you.
The whole shtick of the looper pedal is the ability to do everything with just one instrument. It's an expression thing. A cheap setup for this would run you like 500$
You forgot, you need a computer along with it
I'd just like to say, I use this method too and it's great for high paying gigs, but for little picnics or cafes or pubs, the looper pedal is SO MUCH easier to take around and just feels safer.
Looper pedal or not, this is something else. Comparing these two in which one is better all in all is like comparing looping to having things played with a live band.
It's just a different way of creating music and they shouldn't really be compared or tale the other one out.
Good and inspiring video anyway :)
"they shouldn't be compared" -- What?? You think you are the comparison police or something. He's comparing them for a good reason, so people less ignorant than you can LEARN something.
you can't get the best of something without comparations.
Lol "it's not fair to compare to things when one is superior in every way" is all I heard
It’s like saying what’s better than looping is to have a full band play with you! Wow!
The idea of a compact pedal is that it is compact. Minimalizing thw size of a rig and cost is very important.
Well now after watching this video you can throw that sucker in the trash!!
Honestly, I have found, through over fifty years of playing in front of live audiences, that the only ones that care about looping are other musicians. Most people couldn't care less, especially if you are playing covers. If the song is familiar the audience fills in the other instruments with their minds. Better to have great technique and a good voice.
This sounds a awful lot like the "You don't need good gear, tone is in the fingers!" argument and to be honest, it doesn't really hold water. For the most part, looper pedals are not essential for stage musicians but they are cheap enough to be a great solution to the problem of not always having that second guitarist to lay down a basic chord progression or for simply adding other textures via more specialized equipment or effects. It may not be a useful thing for your specific needs as an individual but there are a lot of successful bands and guitarists that lean pretty heavily on loopers and no amount of technique will allow them to do what they do without a looper.
@@startrekmike Let's say you loop the intro to a song and it's the same as the verses. Great. Now you get to the chorus and that has a completely different chord structure. So you have to stop the loop and voila, the sound just drops out from the full, lush sound you just had to, well, a lot less full and lush, and just when you want the chorus to be MORE full and lush. Then we get to the bridge which is a whole 'nother deal. I've seen this with a lot of solo artists. It may sound dangerously close to Karaoke but why not just pre-record the basic layouts of the songs on, say, your smart phone or iPad and play that back? You could record entire backing tracks! The advantage would be that you could concentrate on your singing and playing and not have to worry about when to stomp on that looper pedal. I know, there are newer pedals that loop realistic bass and drums but what if the song has a signature lick, drum part or bass line and the pedal cannot replicate it? For a lot of us who do cover tunes there is such a wide variety of chord patterns and voicings and changes throughout the songs that I don't think a looper is helpful. Now, if you're one of the artists that records a pattern on a looper and then just builds on that one pattern as you endlessly vamp over it then yeah, it's a great tool. But even then, from what I've witnessed, the first two or three times it's done the audience goes "wow, that's so cool" and after that there mostly "OK, that's a gimmick". OK, I suppose I'm old school but I'd rather play music than play with toys.
@@smokinmoose2 nail it but don’t expect loopstation users get that… there are amazing tools for middle ground approach such Baetbuddt, trio+… lumbeat apps, gtl… but people isn’t there and the key is your first sentence which makes you over 50yo probably and me a rara avis at my 41yo…
I have to agree with you,Mr Dawson I have been playing music for over 45 years. I have more than a few gigs that I have done over the years. These kids don't get and don't want to understand what we're talking about. They have been mass-marketed into believing that the more s*** you have the better you will sound. I kept thinking to myself as I was watching this guy performing his "looping", If my Bass player had to fiddle around that much with his gear while we were killing it on stage, I WOULD HAVE FIRED HIS ASS!.... Unless these kids are out there making money playing music for a living, ain't no way they're going to understand what you're talking about.... ✌️ Peace.
I actually very much agree, but i do use a looper pedal for simple accompaniment.
Boss rc-505 is pretty versatile. Plus with a behringer fcb1010 you can can control it really well with your feet and sill have the tabs at your hands to mix the different tracks!
You just saved me a splurge on things I don't even need. I was going to get an amp and a new mic and a whole bunch of stupid gear when my homebase has always been studio recording. I feel silly for not thinking of looping using studio software, but I'm so glad I found your video hours before purchasing tonnes of stuff that would never have ended up being used. I felt so overwhelmed with the loop tech and hated the lack of control (and how hard it would be for me to use specific sounds already loaded into Ableton). Thanks for changing my trajectory!
This is great! When I started playing bass in the 70s none of this was available. You brought a bass and a huge ass amp and joined a band. The amps were impossible to transport without help. Now you can get a much lighter amp and with the digital technology a bassist can actually perform solo. Victor Wooten actually pioneered this playing a coffee bar in Nashville. Id love to do open mics one day by myself with my fretless.
I am very interested in learning more about this technique. I have most of the stuff you mentioned lying around but I would love to know how to integrate it all to work in a live scenario. Thanks for posting Jayme. Keep up the good work
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING 😯👏🏻
Great content, thanks for sharing. Very thought-provoking. I was considering getting a looper pedal, but since I already own much of the gear you are talking about I am reconsidering. Thanks!
Very interesting, mate!!!...
Beautiful performance and thanks for sharing
Kudos for the loop jam. Sounded sweeeeet! Long live Ableton!
Thank you for the introducing this possibility.
This kind of setup is something I've always wanted to try and out and possibly master, for as I feel like it's probably a really fun and interesting avenue to expand my knowledge, growth, and understanding as a musician. Considering the potential for endless possibilities in regards to creativity, I find that's it's likely to be a great way to get over those troublesome feelings of plateauing or lack of progression, that tend to arise every now and again when inspiration may be a bit scarce at that given moment in time, while also simultaneously making practice time more fun and unique. As a mostly self taught bassist, who's minimal gear comprises of a small amplifier, a bass guitar of course, and just a single distortion pedal, having a similar set up with a versatility such as this, would allow someone like myself to have the capability to find new inspiration and ideas that would aid in my learning and creation of music, thanks to the potential increase of tools at my disposal to create with. Sadly, I'm still lacking the equipment and allocated funds for said gear, however any knowledge and insight is always welcome, especially when the price is simply one's investment of time towards the topic.
Definetely, i would love it if you could make a video explain more about your method! =D
Thanks Aloander!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
Inspiring fingerwork, friend.
Yes, I'd like another, more in depth video please
That groove was hella nice bro
Jayme, you are brilliant.Very interesting topic.
Thank you, I'm honored!
Love the guitar. Thank you
I just play your videos and immediately have my like man! You play awesome but are a super cool guy! Great for you Jamie!!! Cheers!!
Thank you Alex, I'm honored!
"All done with gear you probably already have" lol
Next saddle up to your 1960s Moog system 55 that we all have
why your 70 dollar pedal cant do what this 10000 dollar stuff can do... wtf
Dude learn to add up. This is basic widely available consumer recording equipment. The audio interface, triggers and keys etc are only hundreds, which is completely within grasp of any musician interested in taking looping further.
@@dnwy7466 What about a computer good enough to run it all?
@@dnwy7466 oh, sorry buddy! I didn't realise you were a dick. Apologies!
@@dnwy7466 I'm glad you are financially secure, but please try and excersise a little compassion, perspective, and humility when analysising the income and purchase feasability for other people before spouting opinions as facts.
@@TsuchinokoMusic * shows compassion for your income *
Btw, which "opinions" that I'm "passing off as facts" do you assume are not based in fact?
That is if you're not completely fos
The entirety of the first demonstration could be done on an RC505. Granted, you have more options with a laptop, but to me, a mixer and an RC505 with a footswitch offers me more than enough freedom to jam in intricate ways.
...not really. I get what you're saying, but you can do with ableton tons of things that no loop pedal will ever allow, like chaining effects and printing them on a loop and shifting as you go, or creating MIDI triggers that do not necessitate you to press record and stop or to even quantize anything. A pedal is a lot more handy for most people and this stuff takes months to figure out at least. But Ableton is a lot more powerful than any hardware because it's expandable and most people haven't even scratched the surface of it. It can output multitrack to your ethernet or USB port for goodness sake
Right. Like I said. Laptop, lots of options. Pedal looper, more than adequate, and much easier. So, yes, really.
this video is genuis brother
Wow, Amazing musician!
I just got all this stuff and am starting out would love to see your looping step by step. Also your thoughts on easy to use looping soft ware.. I have Ableton 11 that came with my Akia 225. And also a Zoom 24 mixer. And I am a guitar player ? Thanks
Yes! Please make a video about your Ableton session view, setting, and utilizing Akai APC40!! Huge thanks for always making great contents!!
Thank you Hyeon! Stay tuned :)
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
@@deadbeatstudios GREAT!!! THX!
Love it, I only found this video today and would love to see you doing a explanation video on setting up all the gear for looping with ableton.
sounds real good Jayme
Thank you Mark!
I'm really curious about the full tutorial. Looks like a great way to compose. ^^
Thank you Nicolas!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
agreeed....
Wow you're using way more equipment than just a Looper pedal my friend and I don't even see a laptop?
Great chops!
Thank you!
Hey, hello! cool explanation! As you said I already run all the necessary stuff: guitars, usb audio device, Mac, logic, mic and so on, so... I'm here just to ask you how you exactly settle the session down. Could you please explain it in an easy step by step process? Or maybe is not necessary, I mean, you just plug everything in your usb device and you decide the number of bars for the loop and you just go, is it right? But the thing I don't get is that with, for example, logic, if I want to loop something, I have to select a channel, record it, stop it (otherwise I will loop again over the same track), move to another channel/track, record it, and so on... quite hard to do it fast and properly... I suppose I've lost a step of your method of looping... isn't it? please could you clarify it? because I really like the way you loop, but still didn't get it! Thaaaanks!
I threw away my looper and now I do not have one...
I'm just learning about playing live and what essentials you'd need. I'm not sure what i should get as a beginner but the vid was very informative
This guy could definitely be a children’s TV presenter!!!
A pedal has less lag, you plugin your laptop with all the space it requires with the possibility of a greater lag. A looper pedal is the first pedal anyone should get.
Yep. I've been working on solo acoustic material and began building out an ableton rig. The biggest problem I have after latency is the loss in sound quality. I have a Taylor T5..acoustic sounds are great direct to amp, it has body and richness.. as soon as it hits those AD converters all the life is gone.
Is this possible to do on Studio One? I know you can record several takes in a loop, but I can't figure out how to create a loop that keeps playing and keeps adding more sound to the track every time.
Yeah, I would like to know more detail. I have a roland fp90x and a pretty powerful windows operating laptop rtx graphics card and a lot of ram. Do I need to throw it out and start over? I was thinking of using the percussion features of my fp90x, but I'm also considering getting a drum pad w/ mini keyboard. I want to hook up an acoustic guitar and run some effects thru it. My fp90x has a built-in mic connection. The speakers on my fp90x are pretty powerful. Should I be considering monitors instead?
I need this so much lol 😅 THX !
Thank you David, I'm honored!
I would be interested in a video or even series on this(because you could easily do a series on performing with Ableton Live with things like syncing with a live drummer, midi pedals, audio routing, midi mapping, what setup would be right for you, ect.). I use Ableton as well and am always looking at other people's live set up/workflows and a video detailing the setup/workflow centered around the bass would be very useful.
+1!
Yeah Jamie this was awesome, you make excellent content and I would love to see you do a step by step tutorial on this setup.
You and me both! That's what I love about Ableton; it seems to have no "official" use and everyone comes up with unique ways to incorporate it into their live performance however they like. Stay tuned, I'll definitely keep you posted!
Derek Baxter You got it dude!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
Oh yeah... definitely want more details. In particular, using pro logic or garage band.
I currently only use Ableton to do this, but I'm sure the other DAW's can do it similarly. I'll see what I can do :) Thanks Daniel!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
I really love my one stop Electro - Harmonix Looper pedal 360. Does all I need it to do for only $150. If I want to work with a set up like Jayme Lewis is using, I'll stay home and work in my studio.
We need that next video! :)
Also, a very interesting video would be how to play with backing tracks and in hear monitors live :)
Cheers, excellent job!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
You're a freaking beast. Damn.
Good stuff Jayme...
Thanks Billy!
that was awesome!!
Thank you Zack!
let's make it happen!!!!!!! love it!!!!
Thank you! I'll keep you posted so stay tuned!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
yep I want to learn in detail how to do this
great video i get where your coming from and this video was made in 2018 so its slightly outdated in my opinion because there are now loop pedals like the boss rc 600 and the looperboard out now which gives u most of these things like tempo and fx
yeah, loopers are evolving and some of the described limitations are being eliminated with new features. It's WAY easier to bring a looper than a laptop, ableton and all the gear to set this up. His method is super clean but loopers are growing and will catch up.
I've been following thus channel for a while and it's been helping me out so much! I'm using Ableton for live looping guitars, bass, synthesizer and various other instruments. I'm using my Apollo twin and using my MIDI footswitch for easy accessibility and looping. My question is how can I get the best possible sound when I plug in through my PA? Should I be routing my instruments two different outputs? Should I use multiple computers? Should I get a DIY rig? Should I also be playing with my amps?Got any suggestions here for my output sound?
I need this t-shirt in my life
I have one question، is there any amplifier with looper and battery powered for electric guitar ؟ I think that’s will be a good idea, I like what you saying I’m Ricording at home using GarageBand and its amazing
I am new to ableton and trying to learn. So far, I have used a boss RC 300. The thing I like with that set up is that I can determine the tempo with the first track that I loop and then build on that with other tracks that sync to the first one. What I'm trying to figure out now is if I can do something similar with ableton instead of playing along with a click from the beginning
Extremely interested in a full tutorial! seems like an awesome tool for both practice and live performance
Yessir! Thanks Geoff, stay tuned and I'll make it happen :)
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
Great info Jayme! I would love to learn more about looping on ableton live like u do.
You got it Jeremy, stay tuned!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
I have a Boss Katana which has an FX loop and also has a USB interface. I'm confused in how I would set this up. With a USB going from amp into computer how does this FX loop come into play?
You lost me at about 2 minutes in, but you're an incredibly skilled player, and that has to be the coolest bass i've ever seen.
By 2 minutes in he was still saying “sorry for the clickbait title but this trick is BETTER than a loop pedal!” And still not to the point.
I really Liked this video now as a beginner to looping , I have a choice between buying looper or Audio interface , This video answered my questions . Im gonna get and audio interface and midi to spice things up. Thank you very much .
With my RC-300 and Korg ESX 1 I can do all that. I can tweak effects for synth,keys,and drums on the ESX 1 effects parameters live. I have the ESX on a stand close to my left hand and RC-300 on the floor. And my TC Helicon running through the ESX instrument in jack. "3 devices" without plugin devices, laptop and all the extras. Most of the time I don't use my TC Helicon I can just use basic vocal effects in the RC-300. So... "2 devices!"
This is essentially how most people make techno and hiphop unless they are using stepsequencers. I still use the looper in my mpc and am thinking about picking up electroharmonix multitrack looper it's got midi sync.
just subscribed, id like to see a more in depth video on this method :)
Thanks Alan, stay tuned!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
what Bass do you use ?
I'm actually here for the Ableton demo. Even though I don't think it's a better way to do it... It's just a different way to do it. Looper pedals have much much less friction... It's easy to pick up a guitar and get jamming right away. You just have to plug the cable in.
I wanna learn how to do it in Ableton because if I already have my PC running, some of the friction is gone and new DAW skills are nice to have
Sick shirt bro
Thanks! In case you want one of your own ;) shop.thebassist.net/collections/apparel/products/super-funk-bros-t-shirt
There only thing this video shows me is your wonderful musicality. Great reharmonization.
Just came across this video, 12 minutes and 35 seconds of my life I will never get back. £40 against a few thousand, I know what I’m going to do lol ffs!
I personally never used the looping in Ableton.
You can easily cheap it up and get an anolog set up and/or cross into digital. Sometimes one of those cheap peices aren't practical like a Jamman. I personally like a pair of korg oscillator for on the fly recording as the 4 bays are easy mash buttons, but you can also import that file to put in automation software like Ableton. Also midi devices like Traktor works well in Ableton to handle the dj mixer aspect when going into digital, though I still have a Analog dj mix too. I like the Kontrol F1 and the Behringer cmd DV-1 for the bells and whistles, where the standard Ableton pad can handle most midi sound clips. I imagine a platter could be programmed to handle the recording controller on Live. Yhe hardest choices usually ends up being a decent drum machine for cheap that fits your flavors.
Jamie great video! A big YES for a new video on the details. Could you please tell where and how do you record the final stereo mix ? Separate recorder from the output of your PreSonus ?
Thank you!
Hey jamie, I would be happy if you can answer it, thank you !
Actually it the recording is done straight onto the laptop in the same session :) That's what I love about Ableton.
Thank you so much for your answer! If you can; please more info about this workflow. Thank you Jayme !
Sinan Òktem You're very welcome Sinan. I'll see what I can do! Stay tuned!
Here it is! thebassist.net/ableton-looping-tutorial/
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Hi Jayme, loved the jam on this video, definitely gonna try it on Logic Pro
Could you do a video on Joe Dart's left hand muting technique/ghost notes (like in My First Car) it's so funky :)
Haha I'd give anything to sound like Joe Dart. I'll see what I can do :)
Yes. Pls make a follow up video walking us how to do this!! (Also with GarageBand pls if you have a Mac cause its freeee)
Very cool
Thank you!
What is the first machine to the right ?
Bringing all that keyboard stands, computer stands, mpc, midi keyboard, MacBook and guitar to a regular everyday 150$ gig is a bit hard lol... I rather just use a normal looper.
Looper with beats is better than no beats. You agree?
Me to i rather use a looper pedal to what I do for a performance is I make a backing track at home to the music Im gonna play and then I just run the backing track through my looper pedal and then I have another instruments playing like drums Bass and then in the backing tracks I have cues playing so I know when the instruments come in so really all you need is a looper pedal and you can make backing tracks and then you dont have to worry about bringing anything els or buying anything els and buy using backing tracks to you dont have to worry about moving knobs on your keyboard or getting the filters like eq just right cause with the backing tracks you can do all the dynamics and automation before the show and then exsport the track and run everything through the looper pedal and your gonna have a full band playing.
@@GoldenProductions2019 I like that but for most looper users that’s not looping. Alongside that… it could be doable better with iPhone and the right apps, no need for full ableton and laptop.
Hey bro... I love what you have talked about.... How can I take a deeper dive into getting this setup? I am looking into taking on looping in my music and this is exactly what I want to do.
Did you throw your looper in the trash yet? That’s the first step!
I would also be interested in a video or a series on this, especially concerning Ableton!
I like how he says he uses a piece of "software" called "ABLETON LIVE" for looping... as if he's the first dude to think of it
Just one thing I'd like to know is: how to you connect your audio chann to your amp? Reamp box, effects loop or just go in to the input?
In this case it's going in/out through the fx loop via the Presonus Studio 26's outputs. In Ableton I set everything to go out of Output 4 and then connect to my fx loop accordingly. I'll explain that in more detail in the next few videos as well so stay tuned Franz!
Hey Jamie. I Love messing around with looping, but as I can’t move my legs i have trouble with timing as I have to use my hand whilst playing. Is there any way to automatically start and end a loop simply by starting to play. (Hope this makes sense).
Starting to play, no. But in this case I had it set so that it gave me a 4-beat count in, and then every loop began recording at once. All I had to do was play and it set itself to overdub until I turned that function off. It's perfectly automate-able for your situation. Stay tuned and I'll make some more videos on the subject for sure!
There are looper pedals that start recording when you start playing, like the NUX loop core deluxe
Really? This is EXPENSIVE brother!
Great video. Thanks. It's exactly what I'd like to have a go at - my Zoom Guitar effects can record 6 seconds only!!!
Might be a good next video - "How to loop in a DAW".
ps. just a tip (maybe) when making videos it's nicer to narrate as though there is only one person watching the video ... say, for example, "... you probably have this at home already..." as opposed to "... a lot of you have this at home already".