With a mixer you can add eq and improve your mic sound, plus have a little keyboard in another channel...opens up possibilities, even have an extra mic on a drum whatever..
Thank you for the video. I did everything you said but I have a loud hum from my amp. I tried on 2 different amps and both have loud hum. Any suggestions?
Just a guess, but he appears to use a simple mic cord to 1/4” Jack adapter. When I use a mic with a guitar amp I have to use a mic cord to 1/4” Jack adapter that has an impedance adapting feature. SHURE makes the one I use. Without it I get all kinds of hum and feedback.
Thanks so much for this! Gonna use it on Rc10r .
Thanks so much for this well explained looping process! Looks like I’m going to have to buy a mixer.
With a mixer you can add eq and improve your mic sound, plus have a little keyboard in another channel...opens up possibilities, even have an extra mic on a drum whatever..
I love looping!
me too!
FYI I switched to a TRS cable and the hum is gone!
Great vid! I'm interested in just looping vocals, beatboxing etc. How many "layers" can you have looped at once? Thanks !
you only can have one loop at a time but it can have infinite layers
Thank you for the video. I did everything you said but I have a loud hum from my amp.
I tried on 2 different amps and both have loud hum.
Any suggestions?
Yeah I have one
Just a guess, but he appears to use a simple mic cord to 1/4” Jack adapter. When I use a mic with a guitar amp I have to use a mic cord to 1/4” Jack adapter that has an impedance adapting feature. SHURE makes the one I use. Without it I get all kinds of hum and feedback.
Thank you
Do you know what the Shure adapter is called?
I used a D’addario adapter and got the same problem, the mic gain was very low and have a lot of feedback
@@vincentphillipino6115 It’s a Shure A95UF Amazon has them $53.73
I don't know if you can ask in the comments, but could you react to the album "amok" by atoms for peace? thom yorke's supergroup
I'll consider it!