Pablo Sanchez

if you want a phrase repeater, get the new digitech single, or an rc-2. I saw the new digitech at namm last week, and its going to have a bit more to offer than the rc-2 and be less expensive.

street date? i have no clue. as great as the lp-1 is, the guy is a little flaky and I could see it taking another 6 months or so for the lp-2 to actually materialize.

for that, you definitely need a multi track looper. The new looperlative pedal (lp-2) you could not do that exactly. The original looperlative certainly can and way way more. But the LP-1 is around $1500 without a midi controller. The RC-50 I believe is in the $500-$600 range. Loopers that can do what is in that video: RC-50 $500-$600 ( 24 bit 3 track, no feedback, storage, aux out, multiply,no extra controller required) Electro Harmonix 2880 $400-$500 (24bit 4 track, feedback, no storage, aux outs) midi controller is the best option to access the functionality Electrix Repeater $850 used (24bit live, 16bit on stored loops,4 track, storage, pitch shifting, and time stretching, multiply not in production, shitty preamp that requires a circuit mod to lower the noise floor, midi controller required) Looperlative LP-1 $1300-$1500 (24 bit, eight stereo tracks, no storage-so live looping only, no time restraints, mix longer or shorter loops synced or unsynced, pitch control, six assignable outputs, reverse tracks independently, really there is nothing this doesn't do, plus this guy makes them in his basement and if people want a feature added, he will put it in the next software upgrade, midi controller needed) Boomerang 3 $400-$500 (24 bit, 4 tracks, no storage,feedback, sync or un synced. never tried this one, but it looks promising) Gibson Echoplex $500 used (16bit -9 loops, feedback, multiply. this machine really has personality and kind of steers you in a certain direction of looping.) all of those are loopers you can use to drop out tracks, bring them back and move a little bit. The new looperlative mini looper will allow that but more through fading and replacing rather than dropping tracks in and out. also, ableton live's latest version has a looper which is pretty serious and can do pretty much everything any of these can. I'm just not willing to face the blue screen of death at a gig. or buy 3 laptops.

I can give you one for $220.00 just ask for me. (Dave) @ Lauzon Music www.lauzonmusic.com also, fwiw, the rc-2 is a very limited looper. for that matter so is the rc-20 and all the digitech loopers. its fine if all you want to do is layer without moving in any linear way. I guess what I'm saying is you can only layer more and more and more without moving sideways at all. You can't set previous layers to fade out over time (feedback). but if you just want to lay down things to play over or for practice its fine. Even the RC-50 is missing this feature, although with three loops you can fake feedback. Looperlative is coming out with a pedal looper for about $300 that is going to kill everything in that price range. I saw it at the namm show last week. here's a link to a description: http://en.audiofanzine.com/guitar-delay-echo-phrase-sampler/looperlative/lp2/news/a.play,n.5436.html if you can hold out. That is totally worth the wait.

Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone.

awful news. So sorry. Jesse was always such a lovely person. so tragic.

Happy Birthday Todd!

wow, congrats!

Congratulations!

also' date=' Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show. With both albums skip the first track and enjoy! [/quote'] +1 on the Jackson Browne. The track "The Road" is a pretty clear version of what it is like, at least from my perspective. and Velvet... come on. Opening an album with random crowd chatter and people yelling out song names.. awesome.

Not in the house, but I do have a TV sitting in my summer kitchen that hasn't been turned on in the last 3 years. no internet either. except for on the cell phone. Somehow I'm always doing something though. I have do have BEER.

awesome! I made a half assed effort, stayed up too late and stayed in bed at 4am. hahaha not awesome.

John Mayer is today's Peter Frampton

DETROIT!

I'd say he did a really respectable job. I was totally waiting for him to suck but was actually pretty impressed

Saw this circus last time they toured and honestly, grade 7 you is better left unscathed by the total destruction of whatever was awesome about GNR. Honestly... so fucking bad. I mean Axl can still sing, and he is entertaining, but seriously... the band is a really, really bad parody of what was one of the greatest rock bands ever.

kill him. he's worthless now. if he can't ever lay down a sick easy lover ever again, he's already dead in my mind.

wow my 1000th post. only took 8 years.

I'll be there! looking forward to it. I highly recommend purchasing the vinyl release of sweater weather. It is a great album!

unofficially speaking, totally looking forward to tomorrow night!

Tonight! Looking forward to it.

Fingers crossed for a new cover by Envelope 3... Aloha' date=' Brad[/quote'] GOOD GOD! That would kill! It has been considered!! seriously considered.. but after the Ah-ha cover I think I need to take an 80's break as far as my covers go. someday though... someday!

Toto-lly there.

I've spent years trying to wrap my head around "Juggalo Culture" actually existing. I find it impossible to believe.

Looking forward to being back in Collingwood. Although I have actually played other places this year, I still think I play there the most. Always a good time. See you Saturday!