Cool pedal Ted. I have one, different brand and it has very similar functions but I never use mine as the loops are not seamless. There is a slight delay at the end of the loop to the spot where it begins again so once the loop does one “loop" you are now slightly out of time once into the second loop. Drives me nuts! These small pedals are not designed to access all functions with your feet. These features are just so someone can pre-record some tracks of desired. Just like setting the volume on a pedal, you'd have to bend down to access them. If you're looking for feet functionality, then you want a loop station pedal, but those are $$$$$! A buddy of mine who does one man acoustic shows has one and he loves it. I would never spend the coin on something like that, I'd rather play with a band hahah! So these little pedals allow you to jam at home with yourself hahaha! For the power supply switch, just plug the adapter in a small power bar at the wall that has an on / off switch and voila! Besides always good to plug your pedals and amps in a powered bar that has surge protection anyway, so 2 birds with one stone 😃👍
Thanks, bro. Great thought about the power strip with the on / off switch. It took me a while to time the stomping to capture the loop without having too noticeable of a gap. I found that longer loops help some too. But for practicing and jamming alone I think it will do the trick. I hear you on the super expensive stuff. Not gonna do it. Sure appreciate you brother man. Rock on!
My big feet would look at the tuning section and giggle! When I decided to get a looper I went to my local shop, a spot called Jimi's Music in Montreal, and had the clerk there demo me a few. I found the easiest one I could twig onto was the Boss RC-1, so I got that. It was a little pricy at the time, but it's proved its worth as I've had it now for 3 1/2 years and it's still rocking away. Great fun demo, Ted!
Thanks, Ted! This sort of thing is something I want to try - and a tuner to boot?! Nice! !t appears the Lekato Loopers on Amazon currently have a slightly different button layout. Wonder if that would be more useful for the feet. Thanks for sharing, I thought your loop demo was very cool! Cheers, brother!
Hey bud, unrelated to this video but I saw your Mic vid notification come in but when I clicked on it it said "This video is Private" now it's gone... Just FYI
Cool pedal Ted. I have one, different brand and it has very similar functions but I never use mine as the loops are not seamless. There is a slight delay at the end of the loop to the spot where it begins again so once the loop does one “loop" you are now slightly out of time once into the second loop. Drives me nuts!
These small pedals are not designed to access all functions with your feet. These features are just so someone can pre-record some tracks of desired. Just like setting the volume on a pedal, you'd have to bend down to access them. If you're looking for feet functionality, then you want a loop station pedal, but those are $$$$$! A buddy of mine who does one man acoustic shows has one and he loves it. I would never spend the coin on something like that, I'd rather play with a band hahah! So these little pedals allow you to jam at home with yourself hahaha!
For the power supply switch, just plug the adapter in a small power bar at the wall that has an on / off switch and voila! Besides always good to plug your pedals and amps in a powered bar that has surge protection anyway, so 2 birds with one stone 😃👍
Thanks, bro. Great thought about the power strip with the on / off switch. It took me a while to time the stomping to capture the loop without having too noticeable of a gap. I found that longer loops help some too. But for practicing and jamming alone I think it will do the trick. I hear you on the super expensive stuff. Not gonna do it. Sure appreciate you brother man. Rock on!
My big feet would look at the tuning section and giggle! When I decided to get a looper I went to my local shop, a spot called Jimi's Music in Montreal, and had the clerk there demo me a few. I found the easiest one I could twig onto was the Boss RC-1, so I got that. It was a little pricy at the time, but it's proved its worth as I've had it now for 3 1/2 years and it's still rocking away. Great fun demo, Ted!
Thanks, bro. Glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciated hearing more about your journey as well. Rock on!
Thanks, Ted! This sort of thing is something I want to try - and a tuner to boot?! Nice! !t appears the Lekato Loopers on Amazon currently have a slightly different button layout. Wonder if that would be more useful for the feet. Thanks for sharing, I thought your loop demo was very cool! Cheers, brother!
Hey brother, perhaps I have an older model. I did find it here: tinyurl.com/jywwxdvz if you want to check it out. Rock on!
Hey bud, unrelated to this video but I saw your Mic vid notification come in but when I clicked on it it said "This video is Private" now it's gone... Just FYI
Thanks, bro. That was me. I took it down because it was doing a weird lag thing. I am posting it again hoping it will process correctly this time.