how similar is this to a loop system ?
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There are open and closed loop systems.I would guess it is similar to a closed loop where a portion of the output audio is fed back to the input audio to maintain a fixed level.I use the RF version with a headset and it works great,anywhere in the apartment.
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I use ear phone buds instead of the loop since I get better audio than with the RF from my hearing aid. So I am not concerned about a loop. I recommend contacting Sennheiser for technical help.
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You have the option of using it as a loop system or you can simply plug in a headset. (any headset with a mini-jack)
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If by a loop system you mean the infrared headsets that hang down in front of you, I believe it is better inasmuch as it uses radio instead of infrared and thus is not restricted by line of sight. Having said that though, I am having problems with the system and probably would not buy it again.
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It depends completely upon the DVD you are trying to play in a loop! You can set the "loop" function, but roughly half of the DVDs in our (large) collection just go to the end of the first play and stop, ignoring the "loop" or "repeat" setting. That's the reality, despite what some will say below. And it doesn't depend on the DVD manufacturer, either. Believe me, my wife and I have tried for a few years to get DVDs to play in a loop, and it is NOT a reliable feature with some DVDs. We separate the "will loop" and "won't loop" on the shelf next to the TV, if we want to leave something playing on and on. Luckily, a few of our favorite movies loop forever (unless there's a power failure)! It depends completely upon the DVD you are trying to play in a loop! You can set the "loop" function, but roughly half of the DVDs in our (large) collection just go to the end of the first play and stop, ignoring the "loop" or "repeat" setting. That's the reality, despite what some will say below. And it doesn't depend on the DVD manufacturer, either. Believe me, my wife and I have tried for a few years to get DVDs to play in a loop, and it is NOT a reliable feature with some DVDs. We separate the "will loop" and "won't loop" on the shelf... » Read More It depends completely upon the DVD you are trying to play in a loop! You can set the "loop" function, but roughly half of the DVDs in our (large) collection just go to the end of the first play and stop, ignoring the "loop" or "repeat" setting. That's the reality, despite what some will say below. And it doesn't depend on the DVD manufacturer, either. Believe me, my wife and I have tried for a few years to get DVDs to play in a loop, and it is NOT a reliable feature with some DVDs. We separate the "will loop" and "won't loop" on the shelf next to the TV, if we want to leave something playing on and on. Luckily, a few of our favorite movies loop forever (unless there's a power failure)! « Show Less
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Yes, based on the number of steps and the step length that the user sets initially.
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Yes, but only the v2 bugs will do the loops. Any nano bug can use the basic tracks. The tracks all have the same connector.
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Of course. A looper is essentially a recorder and will reproduce whatever connects to the input.
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Mike you reattach it to the same loop. I wondered the same think when I first got it. I hope I helped.
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There is a refill kit you can purchase for more loops. Harrisville Designs a - Lotta - Loops. You can serach by potholder refills. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you
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It's possible. It is just an electrical current going through to make a loop
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I believe you can layer as many as you want. The first loop will determine the length for the rest, so if you want to loop an 8 bar melody over a 4 bar chord progression you would have to record the progression twice through in order for the next loop to be that long.
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It overwrites the oldest files in the card automatically. So yes it does loop. Keep in mind that those files that are saved as events will not be overwritten , so too many events can cause quicker loops. Once a week SD formatting is recommended which can be done on the computer or on the blackvue itself (I trust the computer more but that's just me).
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Yes there are cartridge loops. How many? I would have to check on that later tomorrow.
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I don't know. We haven't tried to do it since it's a loop system in itself.
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No. You can play to the preset rhythms on the machine for a very long time, though, and I believe there is a record function, but it doesn't function as a looper.
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yes but you would need three separate memories of the loop. I don't thing the j man can do that. i also have one with two channels and you can do 2, I don't know of a three channel ones, but you could buy three, and do what you want.
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Thread it like the eye of a needle. I believe the "closed eye" reference means that the 'eye' loop is a complete loop - not a partial loop.
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Hi Laura. Yes, it loops automatically so there's no need to fuss with it. Thanks.
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This will make a small track like the box in the photo shows. It's a whole loop so it's better than the ones sold in sections.