Been waiting for an update on this since launch. I use the headrush looperboard which is good, but i want those big pedals. Its a bummer that the sheeran looper had to upgrade pedals, then remove important features. Can they even fix this with a firmware update idk, but been waiting around 6 months for something.
It's "funny" to hear your story. This sounds just like my own looper journey (just started a few month ago). I ordered both the Looper X and the RC600 im March. I really wanted to love the Looper X because it's so damn fancy. However, I also felt frustrated with the X as it just lacks important workflow features. In the end, the RC600 workflow seemed to work better for me so I ended up building a looping board with the RC600, 2 Boss FS7 and a few FX pedals. It's been a whole lot of work to tame this beast but now it's really FUN. The X had to go back...
Adapt to looper x work flow for now so it’s in your mind and when they update it you’ll have two types of flows in your mind And I’m sure they are working on it bro Be patient It will be worth the wait
Like I mentioned in the video, I was just borrowing the Looper X from zZounds.com, so it's already gone back to them. The RC-600 is perfect for my needs :)
Inmusic bought a bunch of companies. No support for Akai like the past. Alesis Strike multipad needs a firmware update but, nadda. Went with the RC-600, the boss.
I too use the RC600 and researched the Looper X a lot - but for the way I loop I just don't think the Looper X will work for me. Sure I'm annoyed with the tiny footswitches on the RC600 and the miss-hits/double-hits that happen so often, but I'd prefer to put up with that over scrolling the function of the pedals for the way I loop. Nothing against the way Ed Sheeran does it, and perhaps I could learn to do it that way, but I really just don't want to or need to.
@@FreeBeat I’m not sure the Looper X has enough footswitches for proper functionality for 4 channels… with the way RC600 or even RC300 users have learned to loop.
I agree but for this price it should be easier to implement the firmware 2.0 Now the Boss RC 50 is very similar,big pedal (7) looper but they stopped using those big pedals because of production costs and shipping size it was also expensive but still way less than the Sheeran and you could really use your own work flow verse chorus bridge rather than just one phrase that you subtract from Just pick up a second hand RC 50, the change will get you an m4 Mac mini a 32”monitor an eight octave master keyboard some monitors and still some change to get the weeks groceries Think about it for one second
As with any product, Hardware or Software: never buy based on promised features.Treat and evaluate it as released and in that state potentially forever.
Same folks made this as the folks that made the Headrush and MPC Live/X/etc (as well as some other stuff). MPC Live was initially (and continues to be) lacking in functionality due to firmware. Ironically (or at least to me) the "Sheeran Looper" has the same stomp pedals as the Singular Sound BeatBuddy. Although the Beat Buddy was pretty great out of the gate, the Aeros Looper and ESPECIALLY the MIDI Maestro were marred with dis functionality (the Maestro literally DID NOT WORK for over 6 months after shipping). I'm trying to show a trend in manufacturers releasing kit, in hopes of getting capital to then, later make it work. In your case, as mentioned, the parent company of the Sheeran, had the Headrush out for years....why would a flagship, high-profile artist supported device, not be at 100% out of the gate!? I have the RC-600, and we are still getting updates, BUT I know that, that device is 100% hardware and not a Single Board Computer (think Raspberry Pi) running software. Your ES Looper OS looks strangely like my MPC Live's OS. I think you should give up on the Ed Sheeran X...with the money you get back, maybe buy some of those big pedal switch toppers and feel a little more like you did wit the ES Looper.
The X only pretty obscure workflow. That workflow simply involves recording on different tracks and then muting and unmuting them. It works well for the way. Ed Sheeran plays his songs live but for most other folks they will find it quite limiting when trying to play. It has basically zero customization as of right now. The rc-600 basically lets you set a huge variety of parameters for each individual track, including how they interplay with each other, different sync options, start and stop options, etc, all for each track. You can also set any pedal to any feature inside the box, from effects to starting/ stopping tracks, to mixer adjustment, it's basically only limited by your imagination.
Singular Sound Aeros... blows the doors off the Boss.... 6 full stereo tracks of any sync/length by 6 independent song parts, auto bmp detect, fully midi programmable with that Morningstar, 1/3 the size of the RC, same price
@@FreeBeat yeah I hear ya, you'd maybe need to front it with a mixer ha ha. Loopers are so so useful but also so hard to get right. Glad you found a good fit!
that's the main issue with this pedal there no start and stop for each track the way ed uses it he makes one beat loops so that it doesn't matter if he has stops because when he pauses the track and then resets the the song all the loops a one bar loops so it make it reset easy!!! but if the loop is longer and you can't stop individual tracks that's a problem that boss has the answer to with individual stop on each track!!!
It’s a real shame they’re yet to make good on those promised features. It’s great that you found a setup that works better for you, though, and you’re lucky to have been able to try the Looper X without buying it outright. I’m sure this whole thing would sting a lot more if you spent $1300
Yeah I'm really hoping this video saves someone some money. I really hope they can bring the features to it that it deserves because it has the potential to be a fantastic piece of gear.
Bro I think you missed alot of things in this looper the only this unit seems to be missing is multiple midi commands at once and redo maybe the latter by design
@@ndguardian i already researched the eddie looper, it's previous headrush version, the rc 600 so i already knew the eddie lopper was a dead end - pretty but dead.
Nice Video dude you summed up how I’m feeling with my purchase perfectly
I hope that update comes out soon! Thanks for watching :)
Been waiting for an update on this since launch. I use the headrush looperboard which is good, but i want those big pedals.
Its a bummer that the sheeran looper had to upgrade pedals, then remove important features.
Can they even fix this with a firmware update idk, but been waiting around 6 months for something.
Yeah I feel like it's so close to being great! I hope they give it the love it deserves.
It's "funny" to hear your story. This sounds just like my own looper journey (just started a few month ago). I ordered both the Looper X and the RC600 im March. I really wanted to love the Looper X because it's so damn fancy. However, I also felt frustrated with the X as it just lacks important workflow features. In the end, the RC600 workflow seemed to work better for me so I ended up building a looping board with the RC600, 2 Boss FS7 and a few FX pedals. It's been a whole lot of work to tame this beast but now it's really FUN. The X had to go back...
Wow, pretty interesting how similar our progression was haha. Thanks for watching!
Hey how do you add 2 x fs7 pedals to the rc 600 ? I have a fs 6 connected ATM would be great to have 1 more
@@solosoundscapes I connected one FS7 to CTL1/2 (using one TRS cable) and one FS7 to CTL3/4. Hope that helps 🙂
It could be easier to understand if you show how the Sheeran X looper does not do whatever you are looking for...😮
Adapt to looper x work flow for now so it’s in your mind and when they update it you’ll have two types of flows in your mind
And I’m sure they are working on it bro
Be patient
It will be worth the wait
Like I mentioned in the video, I was just borrowing the Looper X from zZounds.com, so it's already gone back to them. The RC-600 is perfect for my needs :)
Inmusic bought a bunch of companies. No support for Akai like the past. Alesis Strike multipad needs a firmware update but, nadda. Went with the RC-600, the boss.
Such a bummer, this thing is so close to being excellent!
Any comments ( from anyone ) on the smaller version Sheeran Looper + ? Thanks in advance.🎸🎸🎸
I haven't heard too much about it honestly, sorry!
I too use the RC600 and researched the Looper X a lot - but for the way I loop I just don't think the Looper X will work for me. Sure I'm annoyed with the tiny footswitches on the RC600 and the miss-hits/double-hits that happen so often, but I'd prefer to put up with that over scrolling the function of the pedals for the way I loop. Nothing against the way Ed Sheeran does it, and perhaps I could learn to do it that way, but I really just don't want to or need to.
Yeah the Sheeran needs some SERIOUS updates before it can even come close to the RC-600's functionality. Thanks for watching!
@@FreeBeat I’m not sure the Looper X has enough footswitches for proper functionality for 4 channels… with the way RC600 or even RC300 users have learned to loop.
I mean it only has one less foot switch in the RC 600, there should be plenty users can do with it.
Deal killer for me is to not have the ability to turn on and off the individual tracks. Sticking with the RC 600 for now.
@@brucesmusicvideos Yeah I don't want to be scrolling functions to see the right colour to know whether I'm turning it on or off or recording.
I agree but for this price it should be easier to implement the firmware 2.0 Now the
Boss RC 50 is very similar,big pedal (7) looper but they stopped using those big pedals because of production costs and shipping size it was also expensive but still way less than the Sheeran and you could really use your own work flow verse chorus bridge rather than just one phrase that you subtract from Just
pick up a second hand RC 50, the change will get you an m4 Mac mini a 32”monitor an eight octave master keyboard some monitors and still some change to get the weeks groceries
Think about it for one second
Thanks for watching :)
As with any product, Hardware or Software: never buy based on promised features.Treat and evaluate it as released and in that state potentially forever.
Always the #1 rule!
You're current setup seems to work perfect for you.
I think so too!
Same folks made this as the folks that made the Headrush and MPC Live/X/etc (as well as some other stuff). MPC Live was initially (and continues to be) lacking in functionality due to firmware. Ironically (or at least to me) the "Sheeran Looper" has the same stomp pedals as the Singular Sound BeatBuddy. Although the Beat Buddy was pretty great out of the gate, the Aeros Looper and ESPECIALLY the MIDI Maestro were marred with dis functionality (the Maestro literally DID NOT WORK for over 6 months after shipping). I'm trying to show a trend in manufacturers releasing kit, in hopes of getting capital to then, later make it work.
In your case, as mentioned, the parent company of the Sheeran, had the Headrush out for years....why would a flagship, high-profile artist supported device, not be at 100% out of the gate!?
I have the RC-600, and we are still getting updates, BUT I know that, that device is 100% hardware and not a Single Board Computer (think Raspberry Pi) running software. Your ES Looper OS looks strangely like my MPC Live's OS. I think you should give up on the Ed Sheeran X...with the money you get back, maybe buy some of those big pedal switch toppers and feel a little more like you did wit the ES Looper.
Like I said in the video, I'm just borrowing it from zZounds.com, it is definitely going back. Thanks for watching!
I'm still not sure what you meant, what does the RC do that the X does not?
The X only pretty obscure workflow. That workflow simply involves recording on different tracks and then muting and unmuting them. It works well for the way. Ed Sheeran plays his songs live but for most other folks they will find it quite limiting when trying to play. It has basically zero customization as of right now. The rc-600 basically lets you set a huge variety of parameters for each individual track, including how they interplay with each other, different sync options, start and stop options, etc, all for each track. You can also set any pedal to any feature inside the box, from effects to starting/ stopping tracks, to mixer adjustment, it's basically only limited by your imagination.
Singular Sound Aeros... blows the doors off the Boss.... 6 full stereo tracks of any sync/length by 6 independent song parts, auto bmp detect, fully midi programmable with that Morningstar, 1/3 the size of the RC, same price
I originally looked into it, but the IO is way too limited sadly. Super powerful for sure though, just not what I needed for my rig.
@@FreeBeat yeah I hear ya, you'd maybe need to front it with a mixer ha ha. Loopers are so so useful but also so hard to get right. Glad you found a good fit!
My Aeros is so rad when it works, which is sadly only about half the time. Still great for writing, but I wouldn’t trust mine in front of a crowd. 😕
505 mk2 still has bugs.
My 505 mk1 with FSB1010 pedal switch with 505 eprom works flawlessly for me.
Thanks for watching!
that's the main issue with this pedal there no start and stop for each track the way ed uses it he makes one beat loops so that it doesn't matter if he has stops because when he pauses the track and then resets the the song all the loops a one bar loops so it make it reset easy!!! but if the loop is longer and you can't stop individual tracks that's a problem that boss has the answer to with individual stop on each track!!!
Thanks for watching!
Whooooooooaaahhh ‼️💥
Thanks for watching!
It’s a real shame they’re yet to make good on those promised features. It’s great that you found a setup that works better for you, though, and you’re lucky to have been able to try the Looper X without buying it outright. I’m sure this whole thing would sting a lot more if you spent $1300
Yeah I'm really hoping this video saves someone some money. I really hope they can bring the features to it that it deserves because it has the potential to be a fantastic piece of gear.
I think you’re right.
Thanks for watching!
Bro I think you missed alot of things in this looper the only this unit seems to be missing is multiple midi commands at once and redo maybe the latter by design
ROLAND SPD-SX PRO SAMPLING PAD maybe 🤔
What for?
@@FreeBeat wasn’t sure GUI is better and seemed like it had some crossover functionality
@@SonicVibe As an alternative for the Sheeran Looper X?
@@FreeBeat I know ya want a pedal board I was just curious if the sampler could just trigger the loops 🔁 via drum pads with different GUI
Oh, I'm not looking for a replacement for my RC 600, the rig I have is already perfect, and it actually already includes an SPD-SX haha.
I agreed went with rc-600 neural dsp and some exstras very happy😁 lee1
Glad you're liking it!
Maybe FB....You were sent the Ed Scissor✂️🖐️ Model...😊...Not Sheeren.....Thank Mrs.FB.....Great Title!!!!!
😂
Whenever you’re ready, an iPad + Loopy Pro is waiting for you to make the leap 😎
My personal looping rig is already done, super happy with it! Thanks for watching :)
at the moment loopy pro is the best...
I'm looking to stay way from ipads and laptops live, but loopy pro is cool for sure.
get a boss rc-600
...did you watch the video? Lol
@@FreeBeatlol you literally said thats what you use!
Tell me you didn’t watch the video without telling me you didn’t watch the video. 😂
@@FreeBeat i posted the comment, then watched the video... you did the click bait title so i did the click bait reply! 🙂
@@ndguardian i already researched the eddie looper, it's previous headrush version, the rc 600 so i already knew the eddie lopper was a dead end - pretty but dead.