Your HX Stomp tutorial demonstrating the many ways to integrate with a pedalboard is a masterpiece. So when I started looking into the Aeros, I knew where to search for what is yet another excellent explanation that covers the key aspects. Thanks for your time.
I was about to order the RC600. Thank you dear god that you showed my this video before I made that mistake. This is the most amazing thing I'ever EVER seen!!!
Got an AEROS about 6 months ago and haven’t really used it, found it easier to just record directly into Pro Tools, I’m glad you made an example using both together, gave me the inspiration to build a small pedal board for the Aeros + beat buddy, to lay down ideas and import into PT as you did... never thought of using like that, seemed like just more work, but I see how flexible and easy that might be now.... appreciate it...
good video! Is there a button option in which the track only sounds once? In other words, that you press "play" and it sounds what you have recorded just once, without having to hit stop?
I have watched 13 videos about this looper before I came here. My jaw just dropped watching this. Amazing how you did all this on the fly. Big congrats!!!
Nice! Quick question: are you powering your Aeros with the power supply that came with it or are you using a different power supply? I tried using Strymon's Zuma power supply but the Aeros wouldn't power on so I switched back to the provided power supply.
Fantastic run through Richie. And the Aeros is just sick. That Quantize feature should be in every looper - killer feature. But the price places it in a whole different catagory - not the looper for a casual user.
quite helpful Richie. I would love to see a video using the Aeros, beat buddy with extra pedal and the midi unit and how they all work together. By the way, I was on the Rock Legends Cruise 3 and saw BOC all three venues. It was great. So glad the band is on an endless tour. Cheers!
Yup, the Aeros is nice piec of tech, but, it’s a training device for shoe-gazers. I would definitely put this looper on a tabletop, just like my rc505. My big critique for this, and the Headrush looper, is the same: The Menu dive. On a live looper, it sucks. To mix, there are 3 actions BEFORE you can actually mix. This is not a problem at home... but, Menu diving during a set can be deadly, especially when/if there’s a sound problem (I know, it never happens to you). You can’t instantly access the unit’s features, which is a necessity live. Menu diving is for playing at home. For all its faults, and there are several, IMO there is no better UI on a looper than the RC-505. Separate controls for each track right in front of you, no menu diving to access your FX, redo/undo, and mix volumes. That said, I do wish the build on the 505 were as tank-like as the Aeros.
Very positive review. I liked what you did with the loops and the imports. Only thing is you didn't tell us about any short comings of the looper, there have to be some. Man I like that computer monitor!
Hi! thanks for a great review. My question is how many songs can I store in the pedal or SD card? And it is posible to run through these songs or tracks, without hands? I mean, if I'm playing guitar, I'm not able to go to the touch screen to change the song... Thanks a lot in advance!! I'm searching for a great looper and is not easy to buy it here, in Barcelona, just to try and then return it, in case doesn't work for you. Thanks Richie!
The recording time per song is about 30 minutes mono / 15 minutes stereo using the internal storage. With a 32 GB SD Card (not included) you can record 3 hours mono / 1 1/2 hours stereo and 48 hours mono / 24 hours stereo. You can navigate through the songs you create (hands free) with the two left buttons on the Aeros. Feel free to visit our TH-cam channel for more info.
Hello Richie. I live in France I do not have a good grasp of the English language, so I hope the google translator will be correct. Very good demo of the Eros. I'm new to this material, it's not always easy for me. I hope you will make other demo videos as this machine evolves. I subscribed to your channel while waiting for the next videos. Allow me to contact you if I need help or information. Thank you and see you soon.
I'm strictly a live looper. I have an RC 600 that I'm always looking to replace with something more user-friendly with a smaller footprint that will still allow me to loop three song parts. I think I've finally found it. Thanks, Richie!
I have been using an old Boss recorder (BR600) and its loop features to do similar work. Nothing is quite perfect. This seems like a great tool for song ideas and for one-human-band capability
Thanks for this review. Every other review out there is using this with the Beat Buddy and I was starting to think it wouldn't work without it. I don't want a damned beat buddy... I'd rather use an actual percussive instrument even if it is a roland digital drum at least its my performance and not a drum beat in a can. fantastic playing as usual Richie.
Hi Richie - love the way you explain not just how things work, but what and why you might want to change things and relate them to the real world. You have the knowledge, application and of course, oodles of talent to do this stuff really really well - thanks
Wow! That looks like a very useful tool for practicing and creating songs, but seems a bit complicated at first glance. How do you pick up on these things so quickly?
I've had one of these for a while. 2X2 mode is dead easy. Once you get comfortable with that, all the concepts transfer to 6X6. (There's also a HELP section that displays on the touch screen).
Hey Ritchie! Great Video! I ordered one of these because of your video! What are you using with your Line 6 to simulate that bass sound? Can I do that with my Helix? What about that Roland drum thing? Do you recommend that too?
cool vid ive been looking into the loop studio for awhile and seems like what ive been looking for , what is the drum pad your using i like that its big and can play it like a conga as opposed to the smaller controllers...
I am really on the fence between buying this or the Synthstrom Deluge. I'm more into guitar and less into electronic music but the S.D. has so many capabilities, plus it can be taken anywhere so as much as I was interested in this, I think the S.D. wins.
Bought a beatbuddy and returned it. Singular Sound could have come up with one unit that handled drums and looping for a single price, but instead, they release a $300 drum pedal and a $600 looper that should be used with one another. Oh and don’t forget the specific midi cable you need to connect it to your controller. That’s another little money grab. If you visit the singular sound forums, they are full of folks who are still waiting (going on years) for the company to make good on feature promises they’ve made. I’d hold off on this for a bit. Even the Boss RC-5 has beats you can download to it and use to jam. May not be as flexible as this setup, but it’s also like $700 cheaper and has the reliability of a Boss product. I’d be willing to bet that Singular Sound sells this idea to Boss and you’ll never hear from them again.
Your HX Stomp tutorial demonstrating the many ways to integrate with a pedalboard is a masterpiece. So when I started looking into the Aeros, I knew where to search for what is yet another excellent explanation that covers the key aspects. Thanks for your time.
I was about to order the RC600. Thank you dear god that you showed my this video before I made that mistake. This is the most amazing thing I'ever EVER seen!!!
Hey, I'm at the exact same fork on my road. Do you mind sharing your impressions once you get it?
I have the Aeros and just want to commend you on being so humble. What you're doing with the pedal takes time to learn but worth the effort
Humble ? Yes
Musically talented? Yes
Good teacher? Yes
“I suck at looping”.
No Way !
Got an AEROS about 6 months ago and haven’t really used it, found it easier to just record directly into Pro Tools, I’m glad you made an example using both together, gave me the inspiration to build a small pedal board for the Aeros + beat buddy, to lay down ideas and import into PT as you did... never thought of using like that, seemed like just more work, but I see how flexible and easy that might be now.... appreciate it...
good video! Is there a button option in which the track only sounds once? In other words, that you press "play" and it sounds what you have recorded just once, without having to hit stop?
I have watched 13 videos about this looper before I came here. My jaw just dropped watching this. Amazing how you did all this on the fly. Big congrats!!!
I like this. I'd love to be able to play with this myself, to make some GoodNoise!
Mmmmh Hmmmm!
😎
This is the team of badasses getting ready for the final showdown against the Big Bad. As they gear up and gather for the slow motion walk of badass
LOL!!
Nice! Quick question: are you powering your Aeros with the power supply that came with it or are you using a different power supply? I tried using Strymon's Zuma power supply but the Aeros wouldn't power on so I switched back to the provided power supply.
Fantastic run through Richie. And the Aeros is just sick. That Quantize feature should be in every looper - killer feature. But the price places it in a whole different catagory - not the looper for a casual user.
I was looking at the Boss RC 500 when Google showed me the Aeros, think I’ll save up for the Aeros now
"Who" else was singing "Eminence Front" to this loop? 🤘
It’s a put on.
quite helpful Richie. I would love to see a video using the Aeros, beat buddy with extra pedal and the midi unit and how they all work together. By the way, I was on the Rock Legends Cruise 3 and saw BOC all three venues. It was great. So glad the band is on an endless tour. Cheers!
Yup, the Aeros is nice piec of tech, but, it’s a training device for shoe-gazers. I would definitely put this looper on a tabletop, just like my rc505.
My big critique for this, and the Headrush looper, is the same: The Menu dive. On a live looper, it sucks. To mix, there are 3 actions BEFORE you can actually mix. This is not a problem at home... but, Menu diving during a set can be deadly, especially when/if there’s a sound problem (I know, it never happens to you). You can’t instantly access the unit’s features, which is a necessity live. Menu diving is for playing at home.
For all its faults, and there are several, IMO there is no better UI on a looper than the RC-505. Separate controls for each track right in front of you, no menu diving to access your FX, redo/undo, and mix volumes.
That said, I do wish the build on the 505 were as tank-like as the Aeros.
Excellent video, love singular sound great company!!
Very positive review. I liked what you did with the loops and the imports. Only thing is you didn't tell us about any short comings of the looper, there have to be some. Man I like that computer monitor!
After I get my taxes paid, I think I'm going Aeros now. Most of the bugs seem to have been worked out!
If you are live looping at a show....how easy is it to use the touch screen with your foot? I am guessing not at all
he is the guitar bishop of battle master of all he will survey .
Hey Richie that song sounds like a seventies TV show theme , Richie private eye
Hi! thanks for a great review. My question is how many songs can I store in the pedal or SD card? And it is posible to run through these songs or tracks, without hands? I mean, if I'm playing guitar, I'm not able to go to the touch screen to change the song... Thanks a lot in advance!! I'm searching for a great looper and is not easy to buy it here, in Barcelona, just to try and then return it, in case doesn't work for you. Thanks Richie!
The recording time per song is about 30 minutes mono / 15 minutes stereo using the internal storage. With a 32 GB SD Card (not included) you can record 3 hours mono / 1 1/2 hours stereo and 48 hours mono / 24 hours stereo. You can navigate through the songs you create (hands free) with the two left buttons on the Aeros. Feel free to visit our TH-cam channel for more info.
Nice. Been thinking about the Aeros. Works great with Beat Buddy as well.
Why you don’t have beat buddy?
i wannna be... your sledge hammah
NICE! This is the best demonstration of the AEROS I've come across. You really show how it works in a "real world" application. GREAT JOB!
Hello Richie.
I live in France I do not have a good grasp of the English language, so I hope the google translator will be correct.
Very good demo of the Eros. I'm new to this material, it's not always easy for me.
I hope you will make other demo videos as this machine evolves.
I subscribed to your channel while waiting for the next videos.
Allow me to contact you if I need help or information.
Thank you and see you soon.
5:45 is where the playing starts.
Wow that was an awesome demo! Truly inspiring to see the ease of use tracking and sketching new material with consumate ease! Jolly good work!
I'm strictly a live looper. I have an RC 600 that I'm always looking to replace with something more user-friendly with a smaller footprint that will still allow me to loop three song parts. I think I've finally found it. Thanks, Richie!
Sounds great! Nice demo.
Why oh why Richie been happy with my boomerang midied to beat buddy But now just ordered one of these . If my bank manger calls it’s your fault 😎
I have been using an old Boss recorder (BR600) and its loop features to do similar work. Nothing is quite perfect. This seems like a great tool for song ideas and for one-human-band capability
Thanks for this review. Every other review out there is using this with the Beat Buddy and I was starting to think it wouldn't work without it. I don't want a damned beat buddy... I'd rather use an actual percussive instrument even if it is a roland digital drum at least its my performance and not a drum beat in a can. fantastic playing as usual Richie.
I definitely want this!!
At first I thought you said "I'm Richie Castellano, and I fuckin' loop it!"
Get a mic and record a song . verse , Chorus , Verse, Chorus , Bridge , Chorus , End.
Hi Richie - love the way you explain not just how things work, but what and why you might want to change things and relate them to the real world. You have the knowledge, application and of course, oodles of talent to do this stuff really really well - thanks
What's that drum machine thing you're using?
Those harmonies sound like "One of these nights" by the Eagles.
Excellent demo! Thanks for putting this all together for us!
Wow! That looks like a very useful tool for practicing and creating songs, but seems a bit complicated at first glance. How do you pick up on these things so quickly?
I've had one of these for a while. 2X2 mode is dead easy. Once you get comfortable with that, all the concepts transfer to 6X6. (There's also a HELP section that displays on the touch screen).
Best demo video of the aeros in practice! You nailed the important points i need!
a person could buy loadsa these, but never get is to sound that good - amazing
Just bought this unit...thank you for this awesome demo. Very excited to start playing with the Aeros.
Hey Ritchie! Great Video! I ordered one of these because of your video! What are you using with your Line 6 to simulate that bass sound? Can I do that with my Helix? What about that Roland drum thing? Do you recommend that too?
Just an octave pedal in side the HX got the bass. That’s a Roland HPD 10 drum pad. It’s pretty old but I like it. I’m sure the new one blows it away
How did he get the bass line ?
Octave on the HX
@@RichieCastellano it sounds so clean
cool vid ive been looking into the loop studio for awhile and seems like what ive been looking for , what is the drum pad your using i like that its big and can play it like a conga as opposed to the smaller controllers...
just looked this up hpd 20 looks similar
Thanks for the awesome review!
Realy comprehensive ans interesting vidéo
I am really on the fence between buying this or the Synthstrom Deluge. I'm more into guitar and less into electronic music but the S.D. has so many capabilities, plus it can be taken anywhere so as much as I was interested in this, I think the S.D. wins.
Really, this can’t be taken everywhere? 🤣
@@christopherpederson1021 meaning runs on battery
That jam was cool
Great video dude.
Nice tutorial Richie ! 👍
Nice.
Bought a beatbuddy and returned it. Singular Sound could have come up with one unit that handled drums and looping for a single price, but instead, they release a $300 drum pedal and a $600 looper that should be used with one another. Oh and don’t forget the specific midi cable you need to connect it to your controller. That’s another little money grab.
If you visit the singular sound forums, they are full of folks who are still waiting (going on years) for the company to make good on feature promises they’ve made. I’d hold off on this for a bit.
Even the Boss RC-5 has beats you can download to it and use to jam. May not be as flexible as this setup, but it’s also like $700 cheaper and has the reliability of a Boss product.
I’d be willing to bet that Singular Sound sells this idea to Boss and you’ll never hear from them again.
Awesome bud!!!!
Great tune!
I have a question. If you do the 6x6 mode -and save and exported, isnt gonna load as an entire song?
The Aeros exports the loops individually as wave files to the SD-Card. Feel free to join us on our forum: forum.singularsound.com/
@@SingularSoundOfficial thank you for the reply, I will. Ordered it a week ago, arriving today!
@@CesarDMarin Awesome! Welcome to the Aeros family.
@@SingularSoundOfficial Thank you. Very exciting... great products you guys have.
@@CesarDMarin 🤘