Can you overdub when in reverse mode or in half speed mode? If not, do any loopers on the market now do this? Thanks!
1193331
Yes, you can. When you start recording your initial loop in reverse, hit the FX switch again - this will stop the recording, disengage the Reverse FX and start an overdub so your loop is played back in reverse immediately, enabling you to solo on top of it right away.
745501
Hi C.There is a reverse(rewind) button(also fast forward,stop, and pause) to turn back tape to certain spot. But if you are talking about auto-reverse - where the tape automatically goes to the next side when first side is finished - no it does not have that. There is no counter either so when you do reverse, you just have to stop and go till you find what you want - it's a nice little recorder/player for the price,mine has a slight humming in the background when I recorded voices, but didnt bother me much - I have this and have written a review(on jan 10th/10) with feature details - it may be of some helpLaurie Hi C.There is a reverse(rewind) button(also fast forward,stop, and pause) to turn back tape to certain spot. But if you are talking about auto-reverse - where the tape automatically goes to the next side when first side is finished - no it does not have that. There is no counter either so when you do reverse, you just have to stop and go till you find what you want - it's a nice little recorder/player for the price,mine has a slight humming in the background when I recorded voices, but didnt bother me much - I have this and have written a review(on jan 10th/10) with feature details -... » Read More Hi C.There is a reverse(rewind) button(also fast forward,stop, and pause) to turn back tape to certain spot. But if you are talking about auto-reverse - where the tape automatically goes to the next side when first side is finished - no it does not have that. There is no counter either so when you do reverse, you just have to stop and go till you find what you want - it's a nice little recorder/player for the price,mine has a slight humming in the background when I recorded voices, but didnt bother me much - I have this and have written a review(on jan 10th/10) with feature details - it may be of some helpLaurie « Show Less
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I use the JML2 as a sample player exclusively. I do no looping. I am a singer/guitar player who uses the unit to start and stop backing tracks with my foot. Left = click ~ Right = tracks. Aside from the archaic procedures and limitations to maneuver the software when loading audio into the unit; (it cannot be read as an external drive without the quirky "JamManager" software which is cumbersome), it is a solid unit. I needed stereo so I can only say it's better than the Solo XT due to that fact.
275677
It's a bit trickier to edit...due to there being loads more options for compressors, choruses, reverberate etc...but once you've got the hang of it( and it took me a day or two) it's great. I'd buy another tomorrow if it got stolen. There's a looper on it to experiment with. My guitar sounds amazing when matched with this pedal, better than other stuff I've used.
262943
Of course. A looper is essentially a recorder and will reproduce whatever connects to the input.
1322968
nope, if you overdub 8 times over a 1 bar loop the overdubs will layer one-on-top-of-the-other over that 1 bar. You would have to record the base loop as an 8 bar, press stop, and then overdub over the 8 bar loop that you created.
1350981
Well, when I tried recording I didn't hear my vocal on track 2 over the instruments on track 1. So I have a question in my answer. Will it play back an existing track and a new track (a vocal) through the headphones? I'm so frustrated. Meanwhile, I got a new microphone from Amazon. Everything's brand spankin' new. Luv to hear what I sound like when I'm recording. HELP!
1849871
I use it. You can import loops in WAV format. Sometimes I generate loops on the looper and bring them into Sonar X2 where I put on good drum tracks. Hope this helps.
2187066
Its a 20 second looper that has about 4 overdubs so you build a sound. But no, there are not seperate channels. You can build or use a single sound and then turn off the looped sound or on by a single tap if the pedal. But you could not record seperate sounds and switch between them.
705113
Yes it can be used as a looper. But keep in mind it only records for 30 seconds & you can not undo any recordings. But you can record as many tracks as you like on top of each other. If you make a mistake you have to start all over again due to no undo function on the unit. The record quality is very good. It would be a good starting point for you if you are returning to playing after 42 years. There are a lot of effect available for you to play with. The drum machine is very nice to play over as it sounds like real drums, you can even add a bass to your loop then a rhythm guitar then a lead guitar. You get a lot of bang for your bucks with this unit. I highly recommend it.....it's hard to find anything close to what it can do for $50. I don't know how they can sell it this cheap. If you find you don't continue playing you are only out $50 so you could resell it.........
807444
No effects loop on this one... However reverb or delay sounds just fine infront. it's not an "AMAZING" amp. but value for money, it's worth every penny in my mind. You get a true valve breaking in the comfort of your home or even a small gig (if you've got the suited cabinet for the event) Another thing I found (maybe you'll relate), is that you'll need to put a gate pedal on it, as it gets a bit dirty (of course depending on your used gear and all..) Hope this been helpful, Cheers and ROCK ON!
846860
Yes. You can select Merge (as opposed to overwrite or append) as a recording option - which is effectively overdubbing the original stereo (2-ch) recording with another. Makes it destructive though, in that sense. HTH
116602
I'm going to assume you want to make it into a true bypass rather than buffered, and truth be told buffered is secretly what you want, very little tone loss in comparison to true bypass in which you will lose guitar tone and instead get cable interference.
976363
No, really not, the m9 and m13 bring this feature, but i need the effects only for my performence live. But you can buy the m5 and dito looper of Tc electronics.
807446
No effects loop on this one... However reverb or delay sounds just fine infront. it's not an "AMAZING" amp. but value for money, it's worth every penny in my mind. You get a true valve breaking in the comfort of your home or even a small gig (if you've got the suited cabinet for the event)Another thing I found (maybe you'll relate), is that you'll need to put a gate pedal on it, as it gets a bit dirty (of course depending on your used gear and all..)Hope this been helpful, Cheers and ROCK ON!
972532
To tell you the truth I used looping part only couple times and I do not think I would want Flashback as my only looper. As a delay it is great pedal. But looping with one switch is a bit of a challenge as far as ergonomics goes. Flashback manual says 40secs looping time in MONO and 20 secs in STEREO.
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ive experimented with running my mic through my pedal board for recording and it seemed to work fine however I prefer to use the reverb settings from the recording program. I cant see why it wouldnt work live but like the other guy said, you would need to use 1/4'' cable for your microphone.