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If you've got an iPad or a Mac of any sort, you can simply record and loop a region in GarageBand. I've been doing a lot of recording for our band recently and stumbled across this use almost accidentally when I was working out a backing for a verse section in a song. You also get to see a visual representation and can adjust the region on the software. You also have a variety of in-built "drummers" or you can create your own drum parts.
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But the looper I use most often is the Digitech Trio+ 'Band in a box' pedal. This is brilliant for playing with yourself (ooer missus) as it creates a bass line and drum accompaniment from a chord progression you give it, then you can loop and overdub a separate accompaniment and noodle a solo part over the top. As you can imagine, without being able to play with anyone else I'm using it an awful lot at the moment.
Do you think this looper would be a benefit to a bass player? The drum part sounds great, but is there a guitar accompaniment as well?
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Just seen this post. I would go for a Boss Pedal they do a number of different ones which would match your needs and price, personally I use the Boss RC-1 Loop Station.
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the looper I use most often is the Digitech Trio+
Do you think this looper would be a benefit to a bass player? The drum part sounds great, but is there a guitar accompaniment as well? There's no guitar accompaniment on the Trio+, and so I'd recommend either the Boss RC-3 (simple) or the RC-10r (better drum machine) for use with a bass.
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Fox terrier - Thanks for the tip on using looper in Garageband, it would be ideal solution. I have an ipad but struggle with GarageBand (garage anything - not good for a morgan owner). Will investigate further (maybe even look at instruction manual). Do you use speakers or phones?
Last edited by Nick55; 07/04/20 01:02 PM.
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Thanks again for all the looper responses. I knew I could rely on this community to come up with a number of options. Cheers, Nick
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