LFLJ - very small footprint and the eq/filtering is nice. It doesn't do much, but I like the limitation. There's nothing quite like the vibrato on it either (although I rarely use it).
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also, Headrush for the most easy to use, simple, looping. EHX 2880 for the multitrack looping with level controls, reverse, pitch changing, stereo panning etc. although the 2880 can only save the one loop, which is a shame.
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Some people dislike that you have to hold down while looping, but I have NEVER had any timing problems with this like I do with the click in - click out loopers.
Akai Headrush 2. Crazy simple to use, sounds great, and includes two highly underrated delay modes.
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if i had the money i'd spring for a Boomerang III for sure.
m9 looper is great, but clearly not an option if you don't need the rest of the effects though
currently i've got an RC-20xl too and it does everything I need
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LFLJ - very small footprint and the eq/filtering is nice. It doesn't do much, but I like the limitation. There's nothing quite like the vibrato on it either (although I rarely use it).
if i had the money i'd spring for a Boomerang III for sure.
m9 looper is great, but clearly not an option if you don't need the rest of the effects though
currently i've got an RC-20xl too and it does everything I need
You can fet one of those midi controllers that allows external control of the m9 looper.
DL4 for me.
have tried the boss rc20, strymon timeline and akai headrush and none of them delivered for my particular needs. for ambient/experimental looping stuff at least, the DL4 is king IMO.
Loving the RC2. So many options in that little box. The names of the modes are symbols and can easily confuse you but once you learn how to use it,
it's great if you need to save some jams over some phat beats.
I have a DL4, Boomerang +, SMMH... But I need an undo function.
I once had an RC20 which i found to be hard to use and I just thought the E2 headrush was ok. Need to try a Jamman.
Loopers make people better players.. I think.
Originally Posted by Rainer Maria Rilke
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Some people dislike that you have to hold down while looping, but I have NEVER had any timing problems with this like I do with the click in - click out loopers.
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