Re: What's the best vocal looper to buy

[Chris Sewell <lunamusic@mac.com>]

Keep in mind, you can't store audio on the EDP. Once you turn it off,  
its gone. I know you wanted a hardware box, but Ableton LIve would be  
far more powerful and easier to do what you want.

On Mar 7, 2008, at 1:18 AM, Michael Carlson Music wrote:

> The EDP sounds interesting.  I want to be able to record a whole  
> song, part by part, and solo over it vocally - this could require at  
> least four parts in at least three sections.  Check out Vocaloop.com  
> for a guy who is doing what I have in mind.  What equipment do you  
> think he is using?  I can't tell from the videos, but it looks like  
> he's got LOTS of pedals on the floor.
>
> Also on youtube:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAtatKjDxEs
>
> And better yet:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l073tuzxoV0&feature=related
> (but skip to about 2:22 to hear the song I'm talking about.  I won't  
> tell you what song it is, but lets just say maybe in Scandinavia MJ  
> is still PC.)
>
> So, would the 198 seconds in the EDP be enough to do what he is  
> doing?  is it expandable?  It may be out of my price range for a  
> first unit.   I'd have to buy pedals for it too, right?  Sweetwater  
> lists it at $999.
>
> Michael C.
>