This product vs. TC Electronic Ditto Looper X2 ? Debating between the two... which has greater features and performance would you say? Does it record/play in 24bit?
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I started with the Ditto but sent mine back right away. Too bare bones. Limited features. I wound up with the JamMan Solo XT which I like a lot for guitar practice, improvising, etc. Tons of memory on micro SD card, connects to computer for backing up loops or importing them into a DAW. I don't think the TC Ditto has connectivity with computers. i'd say go with the jam man if you can.
538415
This is a close call. Depends on what you need. The hotone is about ten bucks cheaper, a tiny bit smaller, and has a lit and seperate volume switch, and does 15 minutes. The digitech does ten minites, takes batteris, works nicely with other digitech products in th line, has seperate led's for record and dub etc..., and takes batteries. I would go with the Digitech for ten bucks more unless an inch matters. Being able to use a battery with such a small pedal is good (otherwise why buy such a small one) and the seperate led lights are the tie breaker imho.
406796
Perhaps I'm too old and slow on the trigger, but I've had some trouble setting up a loop on the pedal and then to playing over it in a professional way. Years ago, I had another brand that worked for me, but it picked up, probably an op amp, distortion making it only useful for hard rock. I suspect there is an ideal pedal out there for me, but I can't afford to buy them all and shake them down.
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It says right on the description*Available in black or silver finish; this is the BLACK VERSION*RIAA freq response 20hz-20,000hz +/- 0.5dB, S/N ratio 85dB*12 volt DC operation; will work anywhere in the world; includes US AC adaptor, RCA cable, miniplug adaptor*Same Great Specs as our TC-750 PLUS an Output Level Control*Ground wire terminal and power indicator: gold plated jacks and black anodized metal casingUS power is 110v. It runs on 12vdc so if your in a country where 240 is standard, you can still use a 240 to 12v converter. You just need to find out what size the 12v jack is. I will try to find that for you when I get home from work. It says right on the description*Available in black or silver finish; this is the BLACK VERSION*RIAA freq response 20hz-20,000hz +/- 0.5dB, S/N ratio 85dB*12 volt DC operation; will work anywhere in the world; includes US AC adaptor, RCA cable, miniplug adaptor*Same Great Specs as our TC-750 PLUS an Output Level Control*Ground wire terminal and power indicator: gold plated jacks and black anodized metal casingUS power is 110v. It runs on 12vdc so if your in a country where 240 is standard, you can still use a 240 to 12v converter. You just need to... » Read More It says right on the description*Available in black or silver finish; this is the BLACK VERSION*RIAA freq response 20hz-20,000hz +/- 0.5dB, S/N ratio 85dB*12 volt DC operation; will work anywhere in the world; includes US AC adaptor, RCA cable, miniplug adaptor*Same Great Specs as our TC-750 PLUS an Output Level Control*Ground wire terminal and power indicator: gold plated jacks and black anodized metal casingUS power is 110v. It runs on 12vdc so if your in a country where 240 is standard, you can still use a 240 to 12v converter. You just need to find out what size the 12v jack is. I will try to find that for you when I get home from work. « Show Less
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Plays back smoothly, yes. I have returned the product as it does not do a loop recording as claimed. Please see my review.
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The key question is whether the device will play a single track continuously, i.e. in a loop. If so, I think we can fool it by using a power only USB cable connected to a charger, not a PC. Can someone answer the first part of my comment?
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Im not the seller, but the one I ordered came with a power source and a copy of QBase (recording software)....Im real happy with my digitech...wish the looper was longer than 20 sec
1636591
I tried a 64G one, Up from the original 32G and let it record consistently for two days and it still loops at about 6Hrs or 25G worth of video/audio. I re-formatted the card and will test again but am already disappointed that it will not allow a 64G from what it has already done.
714897
It's posted online here: http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/3400664/tc_ditto_x2_looper_manual_english.pdf
707561
There are better options, it is a handy recorder and many functions, you are limited to one track at a time and bouncing is time consuming. If all you want is to record live performances or use as a quick writing tool, for the price it is good, it downloads in WAV format so it is a little outdated, but very portable, hope this helped.
1498964
I had this model and actually sold it for the smaller model to conserve pedal board space. The controls are simple and I would say you could get the edge sound close enough and about any other sound from it. My buddy has a Strymon. Everyone says they are the best, but I prefer my flashback. I would definitely recommend this pedal. The looper is a nice addition I used a lot to practice solos.
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Eric Covino already answered your question. I mainly use this box for vocal/harmonizing effects. I tried to use its guitar effects but personally I don't like it very much. To me, the latency is not quite good. I use DigiTech for my guitar effects. If this box had vocal effects only, it still worth the money. I have so much fun playing with it.
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I have to agree with what Eric said, I've done tape player recordings and they came out pretty good. I have a tape player that I plugged into the Sound Card, I tweaked the recording adjustments and it came out great. You can do so much with the card, I'm just a tinkerer and it was easy to use. I mostly use my card for playing music, gaming and chatting on-line.
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I just installed the v1.4 beta driver on my 64-bit Windows 8.1 laptop, and playback of 24-bit, 192 kHz files is working beautifully (I'm currently listening to Kind of Blue from HDTracks). I have a concert to record this Thursday, so hopefully the A-to-D side is working well also. I use external mic pre-amps and just run balanced "Hi-Z" into the E-MU for recording, so I don't anticipate any problems there.
444158
for internet music only, it's the same. But, t200, has more little add on's that can be useful. And some old useless things removed. get the upgrade, because they see what people needed. you will love it, and set up the online account to use the service they give free, at the web site. it downloads to tuner if you have tuner on.
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Hey Jordan, the latency is low enough to record with other tracks. The driver is an asio type. I usually get less then 5ms. ;) there is also a mix knob to hear direct to monitor with 0ms latency or a mix through the computer with the asio.
951580
No, doesn't have looper. Zoom G3 does.But, I think best Looper is TC Ditto, if you've got the funds maybe consider the TC and the VoxHope this helps you