Re: HELP! ONE-MAN BLUES BAND HOW TO??

[Josh Carroll <josh@infinivert.com>]

Or I think the RC-50 might be a good match for you.

--Josh



On Jun 8, 2007, at 11:08 PM, Dan wrote:

> Man invest in a no nonsense boomerang!  I love it and use it in  
> many different ways and live at
> that as well!  Have fun, Visualize whirled peas :o)
> --- mjmeadors@aol.com wrote:
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>> I am a blues musician who wants to use a looper to lay down, for  
>> example, first, a bass guitar
>> 12 bar blues, then layer that with a guitar, a lead, then harp,  
>> then ... etc.. in a live
>> situation.  All live.  None prerecorded.
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>> I bought an Akai Headrush but the looping time never gives me  
>> enough time to lay down the 12 bar
>> blues.  I'm new to looping, but I sense that the concept of  
>> looping is something that would work
>> with the kind of thing I want to do, if there is a looper which  
>> will permit a loop for a minute
>> or more to get through the 12 bar blues.  Which of the present  
>> loopers would be best to use for
>> my purposes?  Any info or advice greatly appreciated!
>> Thanks!  Mike
>>
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