Dude, love all your videos. Been watching them for a couple days now. Can't wait for more. Just got the boss RC 300 And it's a bit daunting and overwhelming but so cool at the same time.
there is a simplae concnept that no one has been able to explain. If i record a loop via a micro phone and then playback while recordng a xecond vocal loop - how do i prevent bleed from the first playback loop into the second vocal loop . I am begining to think that looping is only feasible with electro guiars and keyboards. I can see if you are at home - you can use headphones but on stage you need the audience to ear the first loop while trying to clearly record a second one with the first playing back . Does this make sesn ? ANy thoughts ? Advice? I am stumped
I'm super new to all of this. I'm here because Netta Barzilai has inspired me to learn how to do all of this. I'm a singer who has zero instrument ability, so this would be an amazing way to bring all of the songs I've written to life using my voice as my only instrument. What basic tabletop vocal looper and synthesizer setup would you recommend for someone like me who doesn't have much knowledge in this field? I'm eager to learn, I just have zero clue where to start. I'm definitely subscribing. Hope to hear from you soon!
is there any way to loop a acoustic guitar through a mic with a boss rc1? I'm running the mic to the pedal with a xlr to 1/4" cable and then with another 1/4" to xlr from the pedal into a speaker and it's just not working.
hey would you say you need two different mics if you loop your vocals and sing normally? Or is it enough to have just one? I'm going to do this on stage in a week and i'm worried the normal vocals won't sound loud enough through the mic that's connected to the loop station, but i don't know if this is true.
I’m literally about to the do the exact same thing myself I’m going to sing normally through my mic and want to loop my vocals in the bridge section I was just gonna do it all with one mic through the RC-100 into my boss amp but I think having a separate mic and PA would give you more headroom. I don’t want to have to buy another mic and stand since I wanted my main vocals to hve some effects from the looper station as well. We will see
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Great video as usual, please tell us how to setup for 1 mic ?.
What is the looping mic's name? Thankyou!
So what's the mic name ?
What is the model of the microphone you use to make loops?
Dude, love all your videos. Been watching them for a couple days now. Can't wait for more. Just got the boss RC 300 And it's a bit daunting and overwhelming but so cool at the same time.
Awesome stuff!! Thanks for watching them!! That’s awesome!! Hopefully I can help you understand the pedal more! All the best, Ben
Fun to see all the step. Great series. Could be fun to listen to the loop at the end of each video to hear the progress made.
Glad your enjoying it!! Yeah good idea I’ll keep that in mind for the next vid!
Just found your channel and you're one of the few that are extremely informative. Keep the great work!
Welcome aboard! Thank you very much! Glad you are getting value from the videos!
Thank u ... 2 mic 🎤 ... nice idea 💡
You're the best man! Thanks for your videos!
Is the loop station you go to the mixer?
Explain the 1 mic plan
What are the mic models? And do they require any phantom power? Thanks
For sure I'd like to see your method.
Will get a video done to show you! Should be good!
Hi! Thanks for the video, I can't find the model of the microphone for loops. could you tell me? thanks bro
there is a simplae concnept that no one has been able to explain. If i record a loop via a micro phone and then playback while recordng a xecond vocal loop - how do i prevent bleed from the first playback loop into the second vocal loop . I am begining to think that looping is only feasible with electro guiars and keyboards. I can see if you are at home - you can use headphones but on stage you need the audience to ear the first loop while trying to clearly record a second one with the first playing back . Does this make sesn ? ANy thoughts ? Advice? I am stumped
can you do also a video to set guitar pedals on a microphone
I'm super new to all of this. I'm here because Netta Barzilai has inspired me to learn how to do all of this. I'm a singer who has zero instrument ability, so this would be an amazing way to bring all of the songs I've written to life using my voice as my only instrument. What basic tabletop vocal looper and synthesizer setup would you recommend for someone like me who doesn't have much knowledge in this field? I'm eager to learn, I just have zero clue where to start. I'm definitely subscribing. Hope to hear from you soon!
Thanks, very nice video!
How do you set this up with only one mic? cheers!
great video, but please do I need some extra equipment? I just have a loop pedal boss rc1, how can I loop my vocals with that?
do we have to use two mics or can we get by with just one? trying to figure out what gear i need
Is it possible to assign the effects switch on the rc300 to mute the mic ?
What is the work around if you want to use 1 mic?
is there any way to loop a acoustic guitar through a mic with a boss rc1? I'm running the mic to the pedal with a xlr to 1/4" cable and then with another 1/4" to xlr from the pedal into a speaker and it's just not working.
You have NO idea how an SM57 microphone works.
hey would you say you need two different mics if you loop your vocals and sing normally? Or is it enough to have just one? I'm going to do this on stage in a week and i'm worried the normal vocals won't sound loud enough through the mic that's connected to the loop station, but i don't know if this is true.
I’m literally about to the do the exact same thing myself I’m going to sing normally through my mic and want to loop my vocals in the bridge section I was just gonna do it all with one mic through the RC-100 into my boss amp but I think having a separate mic and PA would give you more headroom. I don’t want to have to buy another mic and stand since I wanted my main vocals to hve some effects from the looper station as well. We will see
Ah yes, literally no where do you say what the mic is called 😂
Can you tell us without jumping about like an mtv eejit though please lol good bud though thanks.
Can you make an in depth video about the loop station