I have one of the original Fender G DEC's. It has a looping capability which allows me to sample a short progression and then play leads over the progression for near infinite durations. Does the M III V2 have this capapbility, and does it have more than a minute of loop duration ? I have one of the original Fender G DEC's. It has a looping capability which allows me to sample a short progression and then play leads over the progression for near infinite durations. Does... » Read More I have one of the original Fender G DEC's. It has a looping capability which allows me to sample a short progression and then play leads over the progression for near infinite durations. Does the M III V2 have this capapbility, and does it have more than a minute of loop duration ? « Show Less
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Hamguy is absolutely correct--no looper but awesome amp. The aux in allows you to play with backing tracks. I agree a looper would be nice, though.
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No looper. But I didn't let that stop me because its an awesome amp. I can play along with youtubes all day or download backing tracks and presets from the fender fuse site. Peavey makes you buy a footswitch (120.00) to activate the internal looper.
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I had a 52 Tele sold on (eBay) and there is no diff except that it is MIM. Excellent Guitar. I put a GE Smith 1/2 tele bridge on mine (eBay), Jerry Donahue Alnico II APT3Jd/APT1R pups (eBay) with the 4-way mod w/capacitors etc., (eBay); and a BBender /GBender Hipshot (eBay). Now its a $1500 custom shop Badass Moten-Gator Monster !!! ~skygod~ :)
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I think it only records 1- 20 second loop at a time. Its not a looping pedal, its just another option. I never used the looper & don't have the unit any more. It was a great pedal but I didn't use it all that much. There is a newer version of it, the 360XP. It has a 40 sec looper but don't think its multiple. You can go to their website, DigiTech.com and download any manual to see exactly what any pedal does. Hope this helps.
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Well, I had never used that utility before, but I tried it and it seems like it works. I put in an Eb7,Ebm7, then eb7 just to test it. Then I transposed chromatically up a perfect 4th and it changed the chord symbols to Ab7, Abm7, and Ab7. Just a bit more: Playback quality on Notion is much more pleasing than Finale and notation is quicker and more convenient with keyboard shortcuts and easy access to written notes. (click and drag them instead of having to search of the pitch change tool). The only ups I've found with Finale vs Notion is thta Finale gives you more options with notation appearances. You can place things exacty where YOU want like crescendos, text, pedal markings, dynamics. notion also lets you do this, but it has this kind of auto correct placement thing where it snaps the dynamic cyou pick under the beat you placed it on. this is still pretty accurate and you can still move thingsaround but a little less. I personally prefer Notion - it's altogether more convenient and satisfying in my opinion. :)
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I've never used either of the system's you've mentioned, but I run my RC-300 at the end of a LOT of input; POD HD 500, Elec. Keys, Elec. Drumkit, a handful of various analog and digital stomps (Boss and Behringer primarily-Reverse and Delay), and a Digitech Loopman. All of this is simultaneous, and I can't say I've lost any tone whatsoever, and believe me, there's some crazy amounts of variety in frequency as well as modulation that go together at once. You honestly have no worries with this piece of equipment. However, you WILL LOSE TONE without proper amplification and cables. You'll need to consider spending a pretty penny on some quality powered speakers and sturdy cables if you want to preserve your tone. I've been running a standard Fender FM100 Stack for a while and it cuts all of the bass from the kit, keys, and effects, as well as adds too much treble to the snare and higher registers. If you ever multi-link instruments with a y-cable, get a good one. I have a cheapo one right now and both the keys and the guitar/POD system have their decibel values decreased severely. Soooo... In short, you should marry this loop system.
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I have had a G5 since release and have made patches that will allow me to create simple bass sounds from a six string guitar. It is done with the Octave effect - The Zoom G5 can drop 1 or 2 octaves. You then have a ton of other effects you can add to it. But just to clarify, no guitar with any effects is going to sond like a real bass guitar. I use these patches mainly just to lay down a loop onto the G5's looper(with drums) to then play along with on guitar. It works very well for this.
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The pedal does not control the effects loop. Only channl switching and reverb . I the new peavey classic 30 for 2013 it also controls the boost switch,but still not the effects loop which is independent.
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I haven't used the looper yet, but my emails with someone who has used it and my reading of the owner's manual tells me that it is supposed to be twenty full seconds of playing time.
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Do you have a G1XN? As far as I know it's not compatible with any of the G1 models, but it is with the G3. I'm not a huge fan of it myself, but that's because I like wah/exp pedals with a bit of give out of the gate.
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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.
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This is the one recommended by Brian Sherrill, who runs Active Melody.com. Brian says he uses the Blues Driver (Tone50% & Gain40%) alone >90% of the time he plays blues. I bought one, run it thru my Fender amp and get a great blues sound reminiscent of the old 1960's tube type amps. I love it!
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I have a Boss md2 and it works fine in front, but I'd never use them together. The zoom distortions are pretty versatile so I'd be surprised if you couldn't at least get really close to another pedal's effect.
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Not sure, however go to DMdrummer.com and search the forum, or better yet, join and ask. Good luck.
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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.
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No, the GCB95 does not have true bypass. I make sure to run it 1st in my effects chain. Has no/much less affect on bypassed tone than the Vox wah.
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uhhhh buddy, sorry to say that it was a gift for my baby brother. I did use it briefly while I had, but I used it with my guitar, that´s about it. I will suggest that you contact the guys from BOSS, perhaps they´ve tried it that way.
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Don't know about the other unit, but I really like the VL3G. The sound is clean. I like the M - F setting to alternate the backing vocals between male and female for variations from song to song. Nice to have the on-board tuner. Works really great when my guitar (and vocals) are pitch-correct, so it's a great motivator for playing and singing correctly. When you "get it right" on your end, the sound is awesome!