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The RC-50 looper is out in Japan, first user report and manual is online


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Posted by Nathan Stueve on the loopersdellight forum

 

"just wanted to follow up with good news for anybody with their eye on the boss rc-50. i've been experimenting with this one for about 2 days now and i'm very happy with the expanded capabilities for perfectly synched, rich, deep loops it allows.

 

it's very user friendly, with everything laid out logically and well

labelled on the unit itself, although i did find the manual downloaded from roland.com to be useful for working out some of the finer points.

 

the only technical anomoly i would note is the fact that it seems to interpret tempo data received from external sources a little strangely, although it doens't affect the actual functioning at all. for example, i'm running a 120bpm tempo out of ableton live and according to the rc-50 this is actually a tempo of 119.9.otherwise seems very solid, definately the best i've ever worked with, a very intuitive and musical tool.

leaves me feeling extremely excited to explore the future. cheers to boss for pushing the envelope of looping technology!"

 

Maual (108 pages)

http://www.roland.com/manuals/en/

 

Don`t know if this direct link works

http://lib.roland.co.jp/manual/en/dl_06-11224/RC-50_e3.pdf

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Originally posted by TIKIROCKER

Not sure I could justify that much space along with all my other effects for just gigging clubs.
:(


I wouldn`t place it on the pedalboard like any other `permanent` pedal but rather keep it in front of or besides the board. That way you can bring it along or leave it at home as circumstances situation changes.

;)

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Originally posted by threm


I wouldn`t place it on the pedalboard like any other `permanent` pedal but rather keep it in front of or besides the board. That way you can bring it along or leave it at home as circumstances situation changes.


;)



No doubt my intentions would be the same but you know what I mean? I have a pretty big pedal array already and to then add that for clubs would be like a fleet of aircraft carriers around my feet and an absurd amount of tap dancing to keep track of. I would love to make that thing work but I would seriously have to strip down my usual pedal array for gigs. :thu:

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