My buddy wants to sell me his DigiDesign Command 8 for nearly nothing andwant to use it to breathe some life into my pedal board. I cannot believe I found a video that will help a newbie accomplish this. Thanks SO much my friend. I immediately subbed.
Thanks man! I was looking for this tutorial , since I’ve been interested in looping multiple instruments at once , and I only have one amp, I’ll give it a try hoping it goes well!
Hola amigo, espero puedas traducir esto y ayudarme con la duda que tengo, En el video, básicamente lo que haces es sacar varios instrumentos desde el mixer hacia el pedal Loop ??? Y desde el pedal loop sale hacia la interfaz de la pc? Gracias bro, saludos
Hey Yusuf. I know I'm late to the party but you may have just solved my problem as a newbie live looper. I'm trying to set up a Home Studio to play to myself without the use of a computer. I own a Yamaha THR 30 II (for guitar and bass), an electric piano, and a looper. I think I can achieve what I want by buying the Yamaha mg06 (that you have also reviewed) and then using your method, but using my Yamaha amp as the speaker. Does this sound like it will work? Any help would be appreciated. Trying to work out what equipment I need is a nightmare.
Cool setup, Yusif! I recently set up something very similar with my Boss RC-500 and Behringer mixer for live performances to loop vox, guitar, and keys. You mentioned you frequently send the out to an amp for live performance; I was wondering if you ever experience issues with buzz/hum in your Channel 9/10 (where you route the looper back into the mixer)? I am experiencing this currently, it's not unbearable but my equivalent of your Channel 9/10 is generating quite a bit more buzz/noise floor than any of the other channels. I power my RC-500 with an isolated power supply (Voodoo Pedal Power 2 Plus) so I don't think it's a ground loop issue. Thanks for the great video!
thanks dylan! for the buzz/hum issue i would double check your gain staging in each step of your signal chain. also, remember: guitar pickups are unbalanced, so there will always be some extra buzz with electric guitars and loopers due to that. hard to say more without seeing it myself :) it could be channel 9/10 is malfunctioning, but it's more likely something with the gain staging of your looper and pedals setup than the mixer, that's my guess
You're a lunatic and I love it. Great explanation man, thank you. Very much appreciated!!
According to Billy Joel: "it just may be a lunatic you're looking for" 🙂
My buddy wants to sell me his DigiDesign Command 8 for nearly nothing andwant to use it to breathe some life into my pedal board. I cannot believe I found a video that will help a newbie accomplish this. Thanks SO much my friend. I immediately subbed.
glad to help my friend. I still have mine!! :)
Thanks man! I was looking for this tutorial , since I’ve been interested in looping multiple instruments at once , and I only have one amp, I’ll give it a try hoping it goes well!
Hi Omar, thanks so much for the support! And glad you are having fun looping multiple instruments
Great overview. Was looking how to knit this all together. FX send for the win.
glad it helped!
Hola amigo, espero puedas traducir esto y ayudarme con la duda que tengo,
En el video, básicamente lo que haces es sacar varios instrumentos desde el mixer hacia el pedal Loop ???
Y desde el pedal loop sale hacia la interfaz de la pc? Gracias bro, saludos
Hey Yusuf. I know I'm late to the party but you may have just solved my problem as a newbie live looper. I'm trying to set up a Home Studio to play to myself without the use of a computer. I own a Yamaha THR 30 II (for guitar and bass), an electric piano, and a looper. I think I can achieve what I want by buying the Yamaha mg06 (that you have also reviewed) and then using your method, but using my Yamaha amp as the speaker. Does this sound like it will work? Any help would be appreciated. Trying to work out what equipment I need is a nightmare.
El Loop grabado, vuelve a entrar al mixer?
Cool setup, Yusif! I recently set up something very similar with my Boss RC-500 and Behringer mixer for live performances to loop vox, guitar, and keys. You mentioned you frequently send the out to an amp for live performance; I was wondering if you ever experience issues with buzz/hum in your Channel 9/10 (where you route the looper back into the mixer)? I am experiencing this currently, it's not unbearable but my equivalent of your Channel 9/10 is generating quite a bit more buzz/noise floor than any of the other channels. I power my RC-500 with an isolated power supply (Voodoo Pedal Power 2 Plus) so I don't think it's a ground loop issue. Thanks for the great video!
thanks dylan! for the buzz/hum issue i would double check your gain staging in each step of your signal chain. also, remember: guitar pickups are unbalanced, so there will always be some extra buzz with electric guitars and loopers due to that. hard to say more without seeing it myself :) it could be channel 9/10 is malfunctioning, but it's more likely something with the gain staging of your looper and pedals setup than the mixer, that's my guess
How can I use my amp instead of amp simulator? it has one input and one headphone output
Tried the same but somehow I get some delay, same as you got in the video.
What could be the reason?
Hello !!! Can u helpme please , i don't know like conect My pedal loop BOSS rc 30 to the mixer
should be just out from the looper and into a regular instrument input on the board. 1/4 inch cable
Thank you!
I am more confused😅
Thanks!