Learn to use your vst looper on your daw. I use a bass, guitar and my ableton push to create full on ensembles on the fly with space to perform improvisations.
I respectfully disagree that this is the answer. For one style of music, yes, but that's it. I have also struggled with the problems of a Looper ( have the Boss rc 500) with dual tracks- better, but still temperamental. I think the best answer for me as a solo performer is getting comfortable with creating percussion by hand and using the looper. I think adding a beat is the most important addition.
Jon you're probably right that most 'younger ' guitarist don't know this style. As you most likely know this style has been around a long time. Think of Merle Travis. Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Tommy Emmanuel just to mention a few. That alternating bass line is the Merle Travis style. Enjoy your videos 😊
Explaining the problems you face with a looper are well known. I came here to hear the solution and have 15x better didn't need a recap this isn't really a solution at all this just blatant advertising to learn to get better.
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Learn to use your vst looper on your daw. I use a bass, guitar and my ableton push to create full on ensembles on the fly with space to perform improvisations.
Digitech Trio+ Band Creator is an answer to all these issues with loopers, good as a looper, but for song writers and performers it's great.
Awesome
True, but I grew to dislike the sound of the drums. Aeros Loop Studio might be another technical solution.
Appreciate your tutoring very much. Fine looking tele Jon.
Jon thanks, I think you’re great!
Loopstation with multiple banks and parts per bank. Problem solved for the most part.
I respectfully disagree that this is the answer. For one style of music, yes, but that's it. I have also struggled with the problems of a Looper ( have the Boss rc 500) with dual tracks- better, but still temperamental. I think the best answer for me as a solo performer is getting comfortable with creating percussion by hand and using the looper. I think adding a beat is the most important addition.
Great explanation! Going to take time to get there. Have a super holiday season!!
Jon you're probably right that most 'younger ' guitarist don't know this style. As you most likely know this style has been around a long time. Think of Merle Travis. Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Tommy Emmanuel just to mention a few. That alternating bass line is the Merle Travis style. Enjoy your videos 😊
This seems to me to be basic Chet Atkins style.
Sorry. Came for a lesson. Got a commercial…
Explaining the problems you face with a looper are well known. I came here to hear the solution and have 15x better didn't need a recap this isn't really a solution at all this just blatant advertising to learn to get better.
Mystery train coming around the bend.