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199901/msg00521:Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder

3: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder
10: Subject: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder
61: >> E1 Headrush Tap Delay / Tape Echo Simulator / Looping Recorder

199901/msg00506:Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder

3: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder
10: Subject: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder
43: > E1 Headrush Tap Delay / Tape Echo Simulator / Looping Recorder

199901/msg00504:New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder

3: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder
10: Subject: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder
36: E1 Headrush Tap Delay / Tape Echo Simulator / Looping Recorder

199901/msg00507:Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Re...

3: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Re...
10: Subject: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Re...

199901/author:(No subject)

54: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder, January 29, 1999
197: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder, January 28, 1999
451: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder, January 28, 1999
836: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Re..., January 28, 1999

199901/msg00513:Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder

3: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder
10: Subject: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape EchoSimulator/Looping Recorder
40: > E1 Headrush Tap Delay / Tape Echo Simulator / Looping Recorder

199901/msg00523:Re: New Akai delay pedal

29: first site with the juicy picture and got a "headrush" so to speak. i guess

199901/msg00508:Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder

3: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder
10: Subject: Re: New Akai delay pedal-E1 Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder
42: > E1 Headrush Tap Delay / Tape Echo Simulator / Looping Recorder

199901/msg00520:AKAI delay pedal vs Jamman

19: I wonder if the new AKAI delay pedal-E1 headrush can record in loops

199902/msg00086:Headrush

3: Headrush
10: Subject: Headrush
22: It's the Akai E1 Headrush Pedal. MF wants $199.99.

199902/msg00320:So where are we?

24: The Headrush is exciting news, this list in no uncertain terms has

199902/msg00087:Re: Headrush

3: Re: Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Headrush
26: > It's the Akai E1 Headrush Pedal. MF wants $199.99.

199902/msg00293:Re: Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush?

199902/msg00097:Re: Headrush

3: Re: Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Headrush
21: > what is the headrush pedal?

199902/msg00084:I think we have a winner here!

36: E1 Headrush Tap Delay / Tape Echo Simulator / Looping Recorder

199902/msg00105:Vortex + Headrush

3: Vortex + Headrush
10: Subject: Vortex + Headrush

199902/msg00294:Re: Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush?

199902/author:(No subject)

80: Re: Headrush, February 05, 1999
132: Re: Headrush, February 05, 1999
318: Re: Akai Headrush?, February 15, 1999
319: Re: Akai Headrush?, February 15, 1999

199902/msg00017:Re: AKAI delay pedal vs Jamman

20: >I wonder if the new AKAI delay pedal-E1 headrush can record in loops
34: memory space, with the old stuff preserved. So the headrush only gives you

199902/msg00455:RE: what were those pedals?

22: Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder. It's a 16-bit

199902/msg00101:Re: Headrush

3: Re: Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Headrush
29: >It's the Akai E1 Headrush Pedal. MF wants $199.99.

199902/msg00292:Re: Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush?

199903/msg00002:Re: what were those pedals?

26: > Headrush Tap Delay/Tape Echo Simulator/Looping Recorder. It's a 16-bit
62: I ordered a "Headrush" pedal from Musician's Friend. They said that

199903/msg00293:Re: Fabled DOD 8 second delay

19: At 04:23 PM 3/17/99 -0500, PJBMHB@aol.com wrote Re: Akai Headrush anyone?:

199903/msg00280:Akai Headrush anyone?

3: Akai Headrush anyone?
10: Subject: Akai Headrush anyone?
20: Headrush? I haven't heard a peep about it since NAMM, but the feature set

199903/author:(No subject)

203: Akai Headrush anyone?, March 17, 1999
363: Re: Akai Headrush anyone?, March 19, 1999
810: Re: Akai Headrush anyone?, March 17, 1999

199903/msg00287:Re: Akai Headrush anyone?

3: Re: Akai Headrush anyone?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush anyone?

199903/msg00318:Re: Akai Headrush anyone?

3: Re: Akai Headrush anyone?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush anyone?
24: > Headrush? I haven't heard a peep about it since NAMM, but the feature set

199904/msg00489:RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
23: Akai Headrush -- Tape Echo Mode:

199904/msg00530:RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
20: > In comparison to all my other stomp boxes, my Headrush is pretty quiet

199904/msg00109:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00333:RE: Headrush not vapor

3: RE: Headrush not vapor
10: Subject: RE: Headrush not vapor

199904/msg00319:Headrush not Vapor!!

3: Headrush not Vapor!!
10: Subject: Headrush not Vapor!!
19: A bass player friend of mine got his Akai Headrush today. He loves it (so

199904/msg00128:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00103:Re[2]: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re[2]: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re[2]: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00098:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00016:Re: akai headrush

3: Re: akai headrush
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush
21: > I placed an order with American Music Supply for an Akai Headrush.

199904/msg00475:RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
45: > Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

199904/msg00127:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00476:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

199904/msg00022:Re: akai headrush, Zoom 2100

3: Re: akai headrush, Zoom 2100
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush, Zoom 2100
22: >> I placed an order with American Music Supply for an Akai Headrush.

199904/msg00015:Re: akai headrush

3: Re: akai headrush
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush
19: I placed an order with American Music Supply for an Akai Headrush.

199904/msg00133:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00111:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00014:akai headrush

3: akai headrush
10: Subject: akai headrush

199904/msg00464:Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Notes on my Akai Headrush
22: After playing with my new Headrush pedal for a couple of days,

199904/msg00473:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
22: Headrush has. It appears to have 6 jacks in the pix. Can you describe the

199904/msg00097:Akai Headrush/New member

3: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Akai Headrush/New member
20: I've seen some posts concerning the Headrush; www.zzounds.com has it for

199904/msg00102:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00437:'Headrush' replies

3: 'Headrush' replies
10: Subject: 'Headrush' replies
21: Thanks for all the info' regarding Akai's 'Headrush' unit. It would

199904/msg00384:'Headrush' info request

3: 'Headrush' info request
10: Subject: 'Headrush' info request
22: information regarding Akai's new 'Headrush' delay/looping unit. I have

199904/msg00534:RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
39: > Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

199904/msg00554:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
26: applications that I can use the Headrush for.

199904/msg00470:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
20: Must....get....Headrush.......

199904/msg00395:Re: 'Headrush' info request

3: Re: 'Headrush' info request
10: Subject: Re: 'Headrush' info request

199904/author:(No subject)

38: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush, April 26, 1999
39: Notes on my Akai Headrush, April 22, 1999
40: Re: 'Headrush' info request, April 17, 1999
41: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush, April 23, 1999

199904/msg00113:Re[2]: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re[2]: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re[2]: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00452:Re: Akai Headrush

3: Re: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush
20: To All Loopers- If you have any info worth sharing about the Akai Headrush

199904/msg00543:RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: RE: Notes on my Akai Headrush
19: Have been following the Headrush reviews. Sounds pretty cool and the price

199904/msg00523:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
19: In comparison to all my other stomp boxes, my Headrush is pretty quiet when

199904/msg00462:Looping Devices

19: What do you think of the AKAI E1 HEADRUSH ?

199904/msg00386:RE: 'Headrush' info request

3: RE: 'Headrush' info request
10: Subject: RE: 'Headrush' info request
20: >>information regarding Akai's new 'Headrush' delay/looping unit.

199904/msg00480:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
29: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

199904/msg00399:RE: Akai Headrush info.

3: RE: Akai Headrush info.
10: Subject: RE: Akai Headrush info.

199904/msg00389:Re: 'Headrush' info request

3: Re: 'Headrush' info request
10: Subject: Re: 'Headrush' info request
19: I ordered a Headrush from American Music Supply (www.americanmusical.com)

199904/msg00471:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
20: > The Headrush can record a single loop up to 23.8 seconds long or an

199904/msg00518:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
20: <<Subject: Got my Akai Headrush Yesterday!

199904/msg00101:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
32: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00532:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

199904/msg00478:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

199904/msg00481:Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

3: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush
29: Subject: Re: Notes on my Akai Headrush

199904/msg00099:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00428:Akai Headrush

3: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Akai Headrush
21: After 7 weeks of waiting, I finally received my Akai Headrush

199904/msg00100:Re: Akai Headrush/New member

3: Re: Akai Headrush/New member
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush/New member

199904/msg00453:Re: Akai Headrush

3: Re: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush
31: >Subject: Re: Akai Headrush

199905/msg00489:looping... thru time..

23: maye the 'click' in the new akai headrush is to simulate the click you

199905/msg00482:akai headrush owners out there?

3: akai headrush owners out there?
10: Subject: akai headrush owners out there?

199905/msg00391:Re: Save the Echo Plex and a Joycean digression

26: I still have neither an EDP nor a JamMan, not a Headrush,

199905/msg00269:Headrush in the UK - coming some day, maybe

3: Headrush in the UK - coming some day, maybe
10: Subject: Headrush in the UK - coming some day, maybe
21: According to an ad in "Making Music", the Akai Headrush is available in the

199905/msg00408:Akai Headrush avail.

3: Akai Headrush avail.
10: Subject: Akai Headrush avail.
19: Russo's Music (609)888-0620 (Hamilton, N.J.) has the Headrush in stock for

199905/msg00307:Kyma review; was Re: EDP, 16mb, pedal F/T Bay Area

23: on the Akai Headrush now (thanks Kim and Alan!). Symbolic Sound Corp. has

199905/msg00492:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush

3: Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush
20: the EDP). With the Headrush you can continue to add layers to your loop

199905/msg00313:Re: Kyma review; was Re: EDP, 16mb, pedal F/T Bay Area

30: > on the Akai Headrush now (thanks Kim and Alan!). Symbolic Sound Corp.

199905/msg00281:Re: Headrush in the UK - coming some day, maybe

3: Re: Headrush in the UK - coming some day, maybe
10: Subject: Re: Headrush in the UK - coming some day, maybe
21: Midiverb> Headrush and back to Boogie), the click is undetectable. As for

199905/msg00072:Re: experiments-5th grade science

23: on topic. I heard a rumor that a demo model of a Headrush 2000 was

199905/msg00490:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

25: > wondering if it's at least in the same league with the Headrush and the

199905/author:(No subject)

29: Re: Headrush in the UK - coming some day, maybe, May 22, 1999
220: Headrush in the UK - coming some day, maybe, May 21, 1999
365: Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush, May 31, 1999
556: Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush, May 31, 1999

199905/msg00487:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

30: 2100 is, obviously, better for looping. Akai Headrush seems to be the most

199905/msg00493:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

19: I use the Akai Headrush everyday and I get NO AUDIBLE CLICK unless I miss

199905/msg00484:Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

27: wondering if it's at least in the same league with the Headrush and the

199905/msg00498:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

20: >I use the Akai Headrush everyday and I get NO AUDIBLE CLICK unless I miss

199905/msg00499:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush

3: Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush
21: >the EDP). With the Headrush you can continue to add layers to your loop

199905/msg00446:Re: Zoom 2100

47: I chose this unit over the Akai Headrush, and would recommend it for the

199906/msg00672:Re: belew/headrush

3: Re: belew/headrush
10: Subject: Re: belew/headrush
34: > second is a question for all the present owners of an akai headrush

199906/msg00319:Re: EDP form A

39: A. DO YOU ALREADY OWN ANOTHER "LOOPER"?akai headrush

199906/msg00002:Re: Korg (shitty interface)ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush

3: Re: Korg (shitty interface)ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Korg (shitty interface)ToneWorks AX1-G Vs. Akai Headrush

199906/msg00673:Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

199906/msg00631:belew/headrush

3: belew/headrush
10: Subject: belew/headrush
24: second is a question for all the present owners of an akai headrush

199906/msg00654:Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

199906/msg00372:Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush

3: Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush
20: comparative analysis. Everything I initially said about the Headrush (see

199906/msg00088:Headrush

3: Headrush
10: Subject: Headrush

199906/msg00475:RE: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: RE: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: RE: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
29: Subject: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

199906/msg00637:Re: Headrush

3: Re: Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Headrush
19: >>second is a question for all the present owners of an akai headrush

199906/msg00472:Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
21: I'm hoping to pick up a Headrush, or maybe some other cheap looper

199906/msg00073:RE: Product reviews akai headrush in English gtr mag

3: RE: Product reviews akai headrush in English gtr mag
10: Subject: RE: Product reviews akai headrush in English gtr mag
29: > Subject: Re: Product reviews akai headrush in English gtr mag

199906/msg00051:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

20: > >I use the Akai Headrush everyday and I get NO AUDIBLE CLICK unless I

199906/msg00251:Re: New to the list

21: I would easily recommend the Akai Headrush just out. $200 U.S. or

199906/msg00288:Re: New to the list - HEADRUSH what does it do??

3: Re: New to the list - HEADRUSH what does it do??
10: Subject: Re: New to the list - HEADRUSH what does it do??
46: > > what does the Headrush do??

199906/msg00063:Product reviews

19: The Akai Headrush is reviewed in England's "the Guitar Magazine" (May

199906/msg00075:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

20: > >> >I use the Akai Headrush everyday and I get NO AUDIBLE CLICK unless I

199906/msg00465:trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

199906/msg00485:Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
26: Russo's Music (609)888-0620 (Hamilton, N.J.) has the Headrush in stock for

199906/msg00071:Re: Product reviews akai headrush in English gtr mag

3: Re: Product reviews akai headrush in English gtr mag
10: Subject: Re: Product reviews akai headrush in English gtr mag

199906/msg00469:Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

199906/msg00411:Re: New to the list

19: what does the Headrush do??
32: > I would easily recommend the Akai Headrush just out. $200 U.S. or

199906/msg00294:Re: New to the list

38: >Headrush

199906/msg00383:Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush

3: Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush
20: >haven't used the Zoom, but like the Headrush very much.

199906/msg00490:Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

199906/author:(No subject)

32: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?, June 18, 1999
36: Re: belew/headrush, July 01, 1999
43: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?, June 18, 1999
44: Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush, June 14, 1999

199906/msg00635:Re: belew/headrush-LOOP TIME

3: Re: belew/headrush-LOOP TIME
10: Subject: Re: belew/headrush-LOOP TIME
22: <<second is a question for all the present owners of an akai headrush

199906/msg00278:Re: New to the list

27: > what does the Headrush do??
39: > > I would easily recommend the Akai Headrush just out. $200 U.S.

199906/msg00381:Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush

3: Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Zoom 2100 or Headrush
19: haven't used the Zoom, but like the Headrush very much.

199906/msg00617:Akai Headrush review

3: Akai Headrush review
10: Subject: Akai Headrush review
22: Akai Headrush (and other Akai pedals) will finally be reviewed in "Guitar"

199906/msg00653:Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
30: I began testing the Akai pedals last night, including the Headrush. A

199906/msg00064:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

21: >> >I use the Akai Headrush everyday and I get NO AUDIBLE CLICK unless I

199906/msg00633:Another 'Headrush' Review

3: Another 'Headrush' Review
10: Subject: Another 'Headrush' Review
22: review of Akai's new pedal range. The Headrush scores well (4.5 out of

199906/msg00471:Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

199906/msg00493:Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
20: I've been chasing the Headrush for weeks. I spoke to Akai recently who

199906/msg00483:Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
24: > musician's friend has the Headrush for $199.-

199906/msg00665:Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

199906/msg00005:Re: Korg ToneWorks AX1-G

19: >I use the Akai Headrush everyday and I get NO AUDIBLE CLICK unless I miss
35: Headrush (which I have not seen yet).

199906/msg00484:Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re: trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

199906/msg00481:Re(2): trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?

3: Re(2): trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
10: Subject: Re(2): trying to buy a Headrush, any leads?
19: musician's friend has the Headrush for $199.-

199906/msg00282:Re: New to the list

25: Headrush

199906/msg00099:RE: Headrush

3: RE: Headrush
10: Subject: RE: Headrush

199906/msg00365:Zoom 2100 or Headrush

3: Zoom 2100 or Headrush
10: Subject: Zoom 2100 or Headrush
21: versus the Akai Headrush. The Zoom has a few extras, the Akai has more

199906/msg00502:New Danelectro analog "tape" delay

20: doesn't have all the features of the headrush (I have a boomerang for long

199907/msg00530:Re: Headrush shortage!

3: Re: Headrush shortage!
10: Subject: Re: Headrush shortage!

199907/msg00001:Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

199907/msg00514:Re: nord modular as a looping device?

42: I'll run the Nord's outputs through a Headrush after programming the

199907/msg00521:Headrush shortage!

3: Headrush shortage!
10: Subject: Headrush shortage!
19: Well, I've finally saved up enough pennies for an Akai Headrush, but nobody

199907/msg00524:Re: Headrush shortage!

3: Re: Headrush shortage!
10: Subject: Re: Headrush shortage!
31: Subject: Headrush shortage!

199907/msg00433:RE: old opinions

31: headrush). I like to know I can assemble a 20 second loop without having

199907/msg00536:Re: boomerang users

19: I believe you can do this with the Akai Headrush as it has a "mix" output

199907/msg00118:Re: Headrush/Space Station review

3: Re: Headrush/Space Station review
10: Subject: Re: Headrush/Space Station review
19: I disagree with the previous assesment of the Headrush (I don't remember

199907/msg00542:Re: boomerang users

34: >I believe you can do this with the Akai Headrush as it has a "mix" output

199907/msg00546:Re: boomerang users/Headrush outs/wild pigs

3: Re: boomerang users/Headrush outs/wild pigs
10: Subject: Re: boomerang users/Headrush outs/wild pigs
19: Yep, the Headrush has FIVE outputs, although they can't all be used in all

199907/msg00245:Another Headrush post/Moogerfooger alert

3: Another Headrush post/Moogerfooger alert
10: Subject: Another Headrush post/Moogerfooger alert
20: I just sent in the Akai FX review (which contained the Headrush, of course)

199907/msg00008:Headrush reviews

3: Headrush reviews
10: Subject: Headrush reviews
19: One of you Headrush owners on our illustrious list should offer up some

199907/msg00378:Re: New looping pedal--Line 6 DL-4 Delay Modeler.

21: >Headrush.

199907/msg00501:Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V99 #297

48: to use one. I also recently picked up the Headrush and a Roland GT-5

199907/msg00110:Headrush/Space Station review

3: Headrush/Space Station review
10: Subject: Headrush/Space Station review
31: Does the headrush do reverse delays and/or sped up/slowed down stuff?

199907/msg00006:Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

199907/msg00369:New looping pedal--Line 6 DL-4 Delay Modeler.

19: Let's hope they did a better job than Akai did on the frustrating Headrush.

199907/msg00384:RE: New looping pedal--Line 6 DL-4 Delay Modeler.

45: > > I'm not disappointed in the Headrush at all. Sorry you don't find it

199907/msg00383:Re: New looping pedal--Line 6 DL-4 Delay Modeler.

19: I find the Headrush very useful, but the lack of an Hold button in delay or
38: > I'm not disappointed in the Headrush at all. Sorry you don't find it

199907/msg00540:Re: Headrush shortage!

3: Re: Headrush shortage!
10: Subject: Re: Headrush shortage!

199907/author:(No subject)

67: Headrush/Space Station review, July 04, 1999
190: Re: Headrush shortage!, July 28, 1999
231: Headrush shortage!, July 28, 1999
235: Re: Headrush shortage!, July 30, 1999

199907/msg00204:Re: so when do we get the EDP news?/reasons to have boomerang ANDEDP

28: djrnd2, headrush, wacka wacka wacka........michael

199907/msg00385:Re: New looping pedal--Line 6 DL-4 Delay Modeler.

38: Jon Southwood (who's looking forward to ordering an Headrush in the next

199907/msg00543:Re: boomerang users

53: > >I believe you can do this with the Akai Headrush as it has a "mix"

199907/msg00018:Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

199907/msg00161:Re:Headrush

3: Re:Headrush
10: Subject: Re:Headrush
27: > Re: Headrush/Space Station review [ Hawkeye255@aol.com ]

199907/msg00523:RE: Headrush shortage!

3: RE: Headrush shortage!
10: Subject: RE: Headrush shortage!
29: Subject: Headrush shortage!

199907/msg00030:Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
24: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

199907/msg00548:Re: Headrush shortage!

3: Re: Headrush shortage!
10: Subject: Re: Headrush shortage!

199907/msg00377:RE: New looping pedal--Line 6 DL-4 Delay Modeler.

30: > Headrush.

199907/msg00525:RE: Headrush shortage!

3: RE: Headrush shortage!
10: Subject: RE: Headrush shortage!
25: > Subject: RE: Headrush shortage!

199907/msg00150:Re: Headrush/Space Station review

3: Re: Headrush/Space Station review
10: Subject: Re: Headrush/Space Station review
28: > Does the headrush do reverse delays and/or sped up/slowed down stuff?

199907/msg00020:Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

3: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Godel, Escher, Bach and Headrush

199907/msg00382:Re: New looping pedal--Line 6 DL-4 Delay Modeler.

20: I'm not disappointed in the Headrush at all. Sorry you don't find

199908/msg00149:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
30: As far as the Headrush casing, if anyone can determine whether it's metal

199908/msg00530:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

199908/msg00248:The Headrush is Metal!!

3: The Headrush is Metal!!
10: Subject: The Headrush is Metal!!

199908/msg00324:Re: Line-6 DL4 - anyone tried it yet?

27: For $500, I'd skip the Headrush (or buy two). The Line 6 unit is rumored to

199908/msg00391:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
21: noticed that the timbre of the Headrush loop had definitely changed over

199908/msg00270:Re: headrush: not plastic

3: Re: headrush: not plastic
10: Subject: Re: headrush: not plastic
37: > According to the manual, the Headrush weighs 690 grams. My TR-2, a

199908/msg00258:Line-6 DL4 - anyone tried it yet?

37: I've been hearing debates over the Boomerang / Headrush /

199908/msg00206:Re: such a lame beginner

54: [.> suggestions. I was almost willing to run out and buy a headrush but

199908/msg00184:Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)

3: Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)
19: So, I gots me the Headrush ($169 plus 5% off at www.musiciansfriend.com

199908/msg00364:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
24: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

199908/msg00239:Re: Line-6 DL4 - anyone tried it yet?

43: >I've been hearing debates over the Boomerang / Headrush /

199908/msg00256:RE: headrush: not plastic

3: RE: headrush: not plastic
10: Subject: RE: headrush: not plastic
26: about the boomerang versus headrush. having a headrush, i wish that it had

199908/msg00238:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
19: > As far as the Headrush casing, if anyone can determine whether it's metal

199908/msg00293:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush

199908/msg00176:Small Equipment Possibilities

28: Looper: Akai Headrush or Boomerang (the Akai is small, Boomerang less so)

199908/msg00269:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
23: > better looper than the headrush. >>

199908/msg00546:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

199908/msg00236:Re: Line-6 DL4 - anyone tried it yet?

42: [.I've been hearing debates over the Boomerang / Headrush /

199908/msg00162:Re: Line 6 DL4 / Zoom 2100 / Boomerang vs. Headrush

3: Re: Line 6 DL4 / Zoom 2100 / Boomerang vs. Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Line 6 DL4 / Zoom 2100 / Boomerang vs. Headrush

199908/msg00583:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

199908/msg00196:Re: zoom 2100 looper/guitar effect processor

29: bandwidth. Interestingly, the headrush samples at the actual cd rate,

199908/msg00111:Headrush/Space Station review

3: Headrush/Space Station review
10: Subject: Headrush/Space Station review
19: Just picked up a Headrush and Space Station. I've only spent a few hours

199908/msg00137:RE: boomerang vs. headrush

3: RE: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: RE: boomerang vs. headrush
20: speed (right?) functions would be worth it. the headrush has neither. if

199908/msg00343:Freeq

19: > BTW can anyone tell me what the frequency response of the Headrush is
24: actually represent the extremes. The Headrush is 20 kHz bandwidth and the
26: concern, let me reiterate that the Headrush is sweet in that respect.

199908/msg00158:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
24: >As far as the Headrush casing, if anyone can determine whether it's metal

199908/msg00296:finding a Zoom 2100

20: (sound familiar? I had a similar bitch two weeks ago over the Headrush).
29: I also got the Headrush from them. I've gotta put them at the top of my

199908/msg00139:Re[2]: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re[2]: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re[2]: boomerang vs. headrush
23: delay *and* the Headrush. If there were any other good, small, non-midi

199908/msg00348:Re: Freeq

28: > response of the Headrush is
35: > >actually represent the extremes. The Headrush is
39: > >concern, let me reiterate that the Headrush is

199908/msg00146:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
30: the Akai Headrush or the Boomerang, it really matters up to you, and what

199908/msg00360:Re: Freeq

36: >> response of the Headrush is
43: >> >actually represent the extremes. The Headrush is
47: >> >concern, let me reiterate that the Headrush is

199908/msg00145:Re: boomerang vs. headrush vs. daw vs.midi vs. zoom vs.?

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush vs. daw vs.midi vs. zoom vs.?
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush vs. daw vs.midi vs. zoom vs.?

199908/msg00253:Re: headrush: not plastic

3: Re: headrush: not plastic
10: Subject: Re: headrush: not plastic
25: According to the manual, the Headrush weighs 690 grams. My TR-2, a

199908/msg00400:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
30: >noticed that the timbre of the Headrush loop had definitely changed over

199908/msg00281:Zoom 2100 Info' / Headrush Skin

3: Zoom 2100 Info' / Headrush Skin
10: Subject: Zoom 2100 Info' / Headrush Skin

199908/msg00234:Re: Headrush/Space Station review

3: Re: Headrush/Space Station review
10: Subject: Re: Headrush/Space Station review
19: > >The headrush is pretty cool, but there are a couple issues. The

199908/msg00141:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
20: Headrush and, for the money, I have no complaints. My other primary looper

199908/msg00528:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
50: >can anyone reveal which chips are used in the Headrush so I can examine

199908/msg00071:Re: active/passive volume & controller pedal

60: Headrush) and was impressed enough to purchase it and ditch my old

199908/msg00123:Re: Headrush/Space Station review

3: Re: Headrush/Space Station review
10: Subject: Re: Headrush/Space Station review
21: Subject: Headrush/Space Station review

199908/msg00235:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
20: better looper than the headrush.

199908/author:(No subject)

34: Re: boomerang vs. headrush, August 07, 1999
37: Re: boomerang vs. headrush, August 14, 1999
189: Re: boomerang vs. headrush, August 07, 1999
190: Re: boomerang vs. headrush, August 13, 1999

199908/msg00205:Re: such a lame beginner

45: > suggestions. I was almost willing to run out and buy a headrush but after

199908/msg00204:such a lame beginner

20: "Headrush"/Looping conversation for maybe over a week. I'm not a skilled
30: one single "looper" (be it the headrush, boomerang, 2100...) has all the
52: suggestions. I was almost willing to run out and buy a headrush but after

199908/msg00326:Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)

3: Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)
23: >So, I gots me the Headrush ($169 plus 5% off at www.musiciansfriend.com

199908/msg00336:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

199908/msg00262:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
19: I concur. The sound quality of the Headrush is terrific, and I'm a picky

199908/msg00345:Re: Freeq

20: >> BTW can anyone tell me what the frequency response of the Headrush is
25: >actually represent the extremes. The Headrush is 20 kHz bandwidth and the
27: >concern, let me reiterate that the Headrush is sweet in that respect.

199908/msg00233:Line-6 DL4 - anyone tried it yet?

25: I've been hearing debates over the Boomerang / Headrush /

199908/msg00249:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
22: better looper than the headrush. >>

199908/msg00291:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
27: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush

199908/msg00242:Re: Small Equipment Possibilities

34: >Looper: Akai Headrush or Boomerang (the Akai is small, Boomerang less so)
64: fooger Ring Modulator, then into Akai Headrush and out to Crate amp. I need
66: Whammy, then an A/B switch to route the signal to either the Headrush/Crate
69: For absolute minimalism, I could use the Hohnberger, Rat, Headrush and

199908/msg00135:boomerang vs. headrush

3: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: boomerang vs. headrush
19: I don't want to start any wars but I was all set to buy a Headrush but now

199908/msg00143:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
22: Headrush

199908/msg00392:Re: Freeq

24: The Headrush samples @ 44.1 kHz.

199908/msg00024:Roland VS Range / Akai Headrush

3: Roland VS Range / Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Roland VS Range / Akai Headrush
37: On a different note, I finally took delivery of my Headrush pedal last

199908/msg00332:Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
35: can anyone reveal which chips are used in the Headrush so I can examine

199908/msg00208:Re: such a lame beginner

77: > [.> suggestions. I was almost willing to run out and buy a headrush but

199908/msg00185:Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)

3: Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. Headrush (Delay vs. Sampling)
19: I found that if you mute the input on the Headrush with the feedback

199908/msg00266:RE: boomerang vs. headrush

3: RE: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: RE: boomerang vs. headrush
20: > I concur. The sound quality of the Headrush is terrific, and I'm a picky

199908/msg00215:Re: such a lame beginner

29: Headrush, 2100, etc.) would be on the floor, or a footswitch unit would be

199908/msg00271:Re: Small Equipment Possibilities

57: > >Looper: Akai Headrush or Boomerang (the Akai is small, Boomerang less
93: > fooger Ring Modulator, then into Akai Headrush and out to Crate amp. I
97: >Headrush/Crate
100: > For absolute minimalism, I could use the Hohnberger, Rat, Headrush

199908/msg00575:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

199908/msg00325:Re: EDP question

47: The Akai Headrush has an 11.8 sec. "sample" mode which allows for putting

199908/msg00380:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
22: the Headrush, synth in the Korg loop) I was enjoying the way the parts kept

199908/msg00292:Re: boomerang vs. headrush

3: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
10: Subject: Re: boomerang vs. headrush
20: imagine the fun I'd have using a rig that includes a Headrush AND a 'Rang

199908/msg00446:Re: Looper Release Pool:

53: slow in their reissue approach AND they have the Headrush and Pod in

199908/msg00435:Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??

3: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
10: Subject: Re: Headrush (or any delay)modification idea??
34: >>noticed that the timbre of the Headrush loop had definitely changed over

199908/msg00388:Re: Freeq

23: actually represent the extremes. The Headrush is 20 kHz bandwidth and the
25: concern, let me reiterate that the Headrush is sweet in that respect.

199908/msg00405:Re: Freeq

28: > actually represent the extremes. The Headrush is 20 kHz bandwidth and
31: > concern, let me reiterate that the Headrush is sweet in that respect.

199908/msg00151:Line 6 DL4 / Zoom 2100 / Boomerang vs. Headrush

3: Line 6 DL4 / Zoom 2100 / Boomerang vs. Headrush
10: Subject: Line 6 DL4 / Zoom 2100 / Boomerang vs. Headrush
31: >Headrush

199909/msg00454:Re: Boss GT-3 Processor and looping

37: Headrush for actual looping.

199909/msg00308:Re: Akai Headrush $150

3: Re: Akai Headrush $150
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush $150
21: Akai Headrush delay with tape sim, 24 sec. infinite repeat, 12 sec.

199909/msg00214:Re: Re: The GT-5 is a looper?

30: place an outside mono looper (headrush, for example) in the physical loop,

199909/msg00348:Boss GT-3 Processor and looping

37: patch cords) in favor of just the GT-3, Akai Headrush and a Crate Acoustic

199909/msg00123:Re: headrush: not plastic

3: Re: headrush: not plastic
10: Subject: Re: headrush: not plastic
19: I am wondering if there are two versions of the Headrush - a metal AND a

199909/msg00534:Re:Boss ME-5& a little warning

35: about a Vintage Guitar Magazine special, a $99.00 Akai Headrush. When I
42: Headrush or $50 Variwah or Intelliphase or a $75 Shredomatic, don't get

199909/msg00404:HEADRUSH

3: HEADRUSH
10: Subject: HEADRUSH
19: Did someone mention selling a Headrush on this list a few days ago? I

199909/author:(No subject)

366: Re: Akai Headrush $150, September 14, 1999
432: HEADRUSH, September 17, 1999
540: Re: headrush: not plastic, August 16, 1999

199910/msg00454:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

199910/msg00524:Re: zoom2100

34: zoom volume/expression pedal and a headrush, I dont really need the 2100.
36: typically will only use the gt-3, headrush and gr-30 and I also have an

199910/msg00681:OT - Re: Live Gig LOOPING Rig Logistics

67: headrush and a pair of powered speakers this a a very small setup and

199910/msg00372:Re: Headrush question and alternate loopers discussion...

3: Re: Headrush question and alternate loopers discussion...
10: Subject: Re: Headrush question and alternate loopers discussion...
19: > also the headrush is an akai product which is not going to be difficult

199910/msg00011:Zoom 2100 FX sound

24: Boss ME-30 alongside a dedicated looping pedal, like the Headrush or the

199910/msg00162:RE: Another Question o' the Week: Audible Click Revisited

40: Several months ago in a thread about the Akai Headrush, we talked about an
49: (my Headrush and all my old EH and EH-like things) have old-style

199910/msg00347:Re: Two looping questions from a neophyte

22: > > a Boomerang,and then sample a segment of that loop with a Headrush.
28: >Headrush,

199910/msg00423:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
22: >> With regard to the Headrush, I am having a little difficulty

199910/msg00251:UK Headrush anyone?

3: UK Headrush anyone?
10: Subject: UK Headrush anyone?
19: Has anyone in UK seen an Akai Headrush?

199910/msg00527:RE: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: RE: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: RE: Introduction & Headrush Question
32: > Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

199910/msg00366:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
19: I too have the headrush and have found no problems whatsoever with it.

199910/msg00420:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
21: > It's interesting that using the Headrush , or any real-time

199910/msg00300:Re: UK Headrush anyone?

3: Re: UK Headrush anyone?
10: Subject: Re: UK Headrush anyone?
29: >Subject: UK Headrush anyone?

199910/msg00371:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
20: >I got the headrush last friday to replace my jamman and zoom 508

199910/msg00354:Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Introduction & Headrush Question
22: searching for information on the Akai Headrush. By

199910/msg00905:Re: Fear of Technology (or Bad Interfaces?)

51: like the Zoom 2100 or Akai Headrush, which are relatively
98: >something with the Boomerang or Headrush, whereas my Echoplexes sit in a

199910/msg00585:Re: Two looping questions from a neophyte

22: things coming which look extremely nice. Anyway we've got the Headrush

199910/msg00424:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
29: ... The unfortunate thing about the headrush is

199910/msg00404:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
21: > With regard to the Headrush, I am having a little difficulty

199910/author:(No subject)

229: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question, October 20, 1999
387: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question, October 22, 1999
390: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question, October 22, 1999
408: Re: headrush, October 24, 1999

199910/msg00513:Re: zoom2100

39: > all. I think I'm gonna get another zoom 508 to use with the headrush.

199910/msg00675:RE: Live Gig Rig Logistics

35: bigger bag. everything (except the amp) is stomp boxes (eh-16 and headrush

199910/msg00345:Two looping questions from a neophyte

23: > a Boomerang,and then sample a segment of that loop with a Headrush. After
26: > overdubbed on the boomerang, then grab another segment with the Headrush,

199910/msg00202:Re: JFK's LSD UFO

86: a headrush

199910/msg00523:Re: zoom2100

27: >all. I think I'm gonna get another zoom 508 to use with the headrush.

199910/msg00316:UK Headrush? /

3: UK Headrush? /
10: Subject: UK Headrush? /
22: Headrush?>>Andy Butler

199910/msg00462:Re: Buying Gear

19: I'll have a lot more to say about the Headrush in a few
23: Headrush sounds as good as I've heard around here on LD.
34: >currently looking at the JamMan, the Boomerang, and the Headrush. Any
36: >headrush, it seems to be pretty hot. But then Phil Keaggy uses the

199910/msg00368:Headrush Mod Question

3: Headrush Mod Question
10: Subject: Headrush Mod Question
19: Has anybody replaced the "hard click/ snap" buttons on the Headrush with

199910/msg00716:Re: Reverb/Delay question

34: a shoulder bag goin' on... I'm either getting a Headrush or a Line6

199910/msg00135:Another Question o' the Week: Audible Click Revisited

19: Several months ago in a thread about the Akai Headrush, we talked about an
28: (my Headrush and all my old EH and EH-like things) have old-style

199910/msg00685:Re: Q o' th' Week: Live Gig Rig Logistics

30: that I manipulate with my hands (Akai Headrush, Digitech Delay, etc). I

199910/msg00633:Low action Foot Switches

30: >... The unfortunate thing about the headrush is
40: I never looked at headrush but we modified footswitches at PARADIS.

199910/msg00509:Re: zoom2100

23: all. I think I'm gonna get another zoom 508 to use with the headrush.

199910/msg00375:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
24: I got a headrush because of #1 cost ($169 US Dollars - No tax ),

199910/msg00191:Re: Another Question o' the Week: Audible Click Revisited

19: > Several months ago in a thread about the Akai Headrush, we talked about

199910/msg00460:Buying Gear

20: currently looking at the JamMan, the Boomerang, and the Headrush. Any
22: headrush, it seems to be pretty hot. But then Phil Keaggy uses the JamMan,

199910/msg00642:Re: Q o' th' Week: Live Gig Rig Logistics

20: >I apparently got my headrush nicked sat nite. & yes, sometimes gear does

199910/msg00163:Re: Another Question o' the Week: Audible Click Revisited

23: I.e., modifying your equipment. Now I've never opened up an Akai Headrush
25: (two on a Headrush, right?) and make a remote footswitch. With quieter

199910/msg00484:Re: headrush

3: Re: headrush
10: Subject: Re: headrush
21: Where'd you get the Headrush for $ 169 ?

199910/msg00640:Re: Q o' th' Week: Live Gig Rig Logistics

19: I apparently got my headrush nicked sat nite. & yes, sometimes gear does
33: units - the headrush was gone and at that point, it wuz probably long gone.

199910/msg00172:RE: Boomerang and DL4

29: overdubs as well and not cutting the overdub time down like the Headrush ??

199910/msg00359:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
21: I have the Headrush, and have no problem with pauses....but I do believe

199910/msg00453:Re: Introduction & Headrush Question

3: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
10: Subject: Re: Introduction & Headrush Question
25: In addition: The sound 'quality' of the Headrush is simply much higher

199911/msg00109:Re: Headrush delay times (was Line6 DL4)

3: Re: Headrush delay times (was Line6 DL4)
10: Subject: Re: Headrush delay times (was Line6 DL4)

199911/msg00052:Re: which echo unit?

19: Headrush. Cost/performance ratio is the best for a single
44: >The Headrush looks pretty nice...

199911/msg00364:Re:Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)

3: Re:Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)
10: Subject: Re:Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)
21: Contrast this with the Headrush, where you tap the switch to start

199911/msg00049:which echo unit?

26: The Headrush looks pretty nice...

199911/msg00193:Re: Confused about Headrush operation

3: Re: Confused about Headrush operation
10: Subject: Re: Confused about Headrush operation
24: >to find a good entry-level looper. I'm interested in the Akai Headrush,

199911/msg00606:Re: delay -> looper || player -> loopist -> musician

37: longer than the twenty-some seconds of the Headrush, except for an old tape

199911/msg00980:Zoom 2100 (as looper)

19: This will have to keep me happy as an aux looper till I find a headrush

199911/msg00104:Re: Headrush delay times (was Line6 DL4)

3: Re: Headrush delay times (was Line6 DL4)
10: Subject: Re: Headrush delay times (was Line6 DL4)
20: >Far as I can tell, the Akai Headrush has an actual of 23.8 seconds, not

199911/msg00122:Re: Line6 DL4

57: >Far as I can tell, the Akai Headrush has an actual of 23.8 seconds, not

199911/msg00060:Re: which echo unit?

44: |The Headrush looks pretty nice...

199911/msg00051:Re: which echo unit?

19: Definitely the Headrush, esp. if cost is a concern. I use mine as a
34: >The Headrush looks pretty nice...

199911/msg00083:Re: which echo unit?

61: There's the in-production Headrush with pretty great reviews from LD

199911/msg00713:Re: Utilize the Loopers Site!

29: Looping tips pages. A headrush review or two, the manual from the old

199911/msg00253:Headrush features

3: Headrush features
10: Subject: Headrush features
21: The Headrush does some really neat things, but I shake my head at what was

199911/msg00102:Line6 DL4

35: Far as I can tell, the Akai Headrush has an actual of 23.8 seconds, not

199911/msg00973:RE: Line6 DL-4

37: tried the headrush once for a short time at Guitar Center, so i don't have
38: a good a/b of the switching, but this thing will eat the headrush for lunch
49: >Headrush

199911/msg00663:DL-4 available NOW!

26: purchase a Headrush, although at the moment I'm probably better served by

199911/msg00066:Re: which echo unit?

59: |The Headrush looks pretty nice...

199911/msg00305:=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Akia=20Headrush:=20good=20or=20bad=3F=BF?=

3: Akia Headrush: good or bad?¿
10: Subject: Akia Headrush: good or bad?¿
20: i am concidering buying and akia headrush, but i hear they are not that

199911/msg00322:Re: Akia Headrush: good or bad?=?ISO-8859-1?B?vw==?=

3: Re: Akia Headrush: good or bad?¿
10: Subject: Re: Akia Headrush: good or bad?¿
21: If you're looking to use the Headrush to lock in rhythmically with other

199911/msg00354:Re: Recomended Looping Device

39: >Having used the both the Headrush and the Boomerang for looping acoustic
43: >Headrush (in looping mode):
61: >the Headrush), you have to hold the overdub switch down (doesn't latch),
62: >larger footprint, more expensive than Headrush, lower sampling rate (32kHz

199911/msg00369:Re: Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)

3: Re: Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)
10: Subject: Re: Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)

199911/msg00657:Re: delay -> looper || player -> loopist -> musician

28: >longer than the twenty-some seconds of the Headrush, except for an old

199911/msg00327:Recomended Looping Device

22: Headrush, or the Boomerang. I've read some of the threads going back and

199911/author:(No subject)

140: Re: Confused about Headrush operation, November 07, 1999
883: Re: Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.), November 13, 1999
1072: Re: Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.), November 13, 1999
1153: Akia Headrush: good or bad?¿, November 11, 1999

199911/msg00329:Re: Recomended Looping Device

23: Having used the both the Headrush and the Boomerang for looping acoustic
27: Headrush (in looping mode):
45: the Headrush), you have to hold the overdub switch down (doesn't latch),
46: larger footprint, more expensive than Headrush, lower sampling rate (32kHz

199911/msg00278:Loopers for sale online?

26: Can anyone recomend an online vendor? I'd rather buy a Headrush or a

199911/msg00283:Re: Loopers for sale online?

39: > Can anyone recomend an online vendor? I'd rather buy a Headrush or a

199911/msg00291:Re: tc D-Two, Disppointed again? NOT YET!

39: (Boomerang won't latch into overdub mode, Headrush doesn't have hold

199911/msg00058:Re: which echo unit?

40: The Headrush looks pretty nice...

199911/msg00224:hey all

20: i am considering buying and AKAI headrush, but have heard many different

199911/msg00185:Confused about Headrush operation

3: Confused about Headrush operation
10: Subject: Confused about Headrush operation
21: to find a good entry-level looper. I'm interested in the Akai Headrush,

199911/msg00020:Re: Fear of Technology (or Bad Interfaces?)

45: something with the Boomerang or Headrush, whereas my Echoplexes sit in a

199911/msg00289:tc D-Two, Disppointed again?

26: (Boomerang won't latch into overdub mode, Headrush doesn't have hold

199911/msg00365:Re: Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)

3: Re: Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)
10: Subject: Re: Boomerang/Headrush comparison (cont.)
25: > Contrast this with the Headrush, where you tap the switch to start

199911/msg00825:Re: DL-4 available NOW!

50: >purchase a Headrush, although at the moment I'm probably better served by
59: This is similar to how the headrush does it too, and it just baffles me

199912/msg00851:Re: New looper guidance wanted/needed

27: >4. A 4 sec or larger delay. The Zoom or Headrush, or Line Six are all

199912/msg00514:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers/ cheap stereo loopers???

19: << Personally though, I think I'm actually happier with a Headrush and a
25: units... if I wanted to add a third looper to my 2-Headrush setup, I would

199912/msg00828:Re: Akia HeadRush

3: Re: Akia HeadRush
10: Subject: Re: Akia HeadRush

199912/msg00526:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers/ cheap stereo loopers???

22: >>>Say you had two non-midi loopers (headrush A and headrush B). Would
73: >>If this is what you wanted to do, you got the wrong product. Headrush
80: >happier with a Headrush and a couple of Zoom 2100's getting weird against

199912/msg00581:RE: DL4 question - Power Supply

19: No, the headrush is powered using a P/S only....
27: >20-30? Days? Weeks? Hours? Can the Headrush use batteries too?

199912/msg00655:Re: FS: Akai Headrush(es)

3: Re: FS: Akai Headrush(es)
10: Subject: Re: FS: Akai Headrush(es)
25: >Subject: FS: Akai Headrush(es)

199912/msg00093:RE: re>group buy - read this one!!!!!!!

19: I just returned my headrush and picked up a DL4. This thing is insane for

199912/msg00087:Re: Line6 DL4 group buy

19: I just returned my headrush and picked up a DL4. This thing is insane for

199912/msg00127:Re: Line6 DL4 group buy - Putting it together.

36: >> I just returned my headrush and picked up a DL4. This thing is insane

199912/msg00546:sync-ing non-midi loopers/ cheap stereo loopers???

38: Actually, I only own one headrush and have no intention of doing any mods

199912/msg00122:Line6 DL4 group buy - Putting it together.

21: > I just returned my headrush and picked up a DL4. This thing is insane

199912/msg00073:Vortex vs. MPX-100

22: loopifier (Headrush), I've begun plotting my next
50: atmospherically behind a longer Headrush loop? Can

199912/msg00583:Re: RE: DL4 question - Power Supply,

22: >No, the headrush is powered using a P/S only....

199912/msg00829:AKIA HEADRUSH

3: AKIA HEADRUSH
10: Subject: AKIA HEADRUSH

199912/msg00834:Re: AKIA HEADRUSH

3: Re: AKIA HEADRUSH
10: Subject: Re: AKIA HEADRUSH

199912/msg00852:Re: Akia HeadRush / Australia

3: Re: Akia HeadRush / Australia
10: Subject: Re: Akia HeadRush / Australia

199912/msg00818:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!

3: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!
10: Subject: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!
22: the Headrush are DPDT (push/push) so you even have extra lugs on each

199912/msg00512:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers/ cheap stereo loopers???

21: >>Say you had two non-midi loopers (headrush A and headrush B). Would it
69: >If this is what you wanted to do, you got the wrong product. Headrush
76: happier with a Headrush and a couple of Zoom 2100's getting weird against

199912/msg00492:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!

3: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!
10: Subject: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!
19: Just yesterday I also replaced the switches on my Headrush, with Radio

199912/msg00167:Re: Vortex vs. MPX-100

43: > atmospherically behind a longer Headrush loop?

199912/msg00348:Re: Digitech RDS questions

20: >On a more recent note, I got my Headrush today, and got to spend a fair

199912/msg00511:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!

3: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!
10: Subject: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!

199912/msg00854:Re: S/N [was Re: AKAI HEADRUSH]

3: Re: S/N [was Re: AKAI HEADRUSH]
10: Subject: Re: S/N [was Re: AKAI HEADRUSH]

199912/msg00840:Re: Akia HeadRush

3: Re: Akia HeadRush
10: Subject: Re: Akia HeadRush
42: Subject: Re: Akia HeadRush

199912/msg00300:Re: Tim Reynolds

32: and has an Akai Headrush as well as nearly every freakin' big Lovetone

199912/msg00501:10% off Musician's Friend with ebates

28: couldn't find the boomerang on their site. The headrush goes for $200

199912/msg00250:Line 666 - the devil's Looper... dl4

24: digitech, the elusive headrush (NO ONE has em in stock it seems in all of

199912/msg00824:Akia HeadRush

3: Akia HeadRush
10: Subject: Akia HeadRush
21: "Akia HeadRush" Has anyone noticed the

199912/msg00585:Re: DL4 comments

24: On a related note, you guys who're using a Headrush in a mixer's Aux send:

199912/msg00849:Re: Akia HeadRush

3: Re: Akia HeadRush
10: Subject: Re: Akia HeadRush

199912/msg00850:S/N [was Re: AKIA HEADRUSH]

3: S/N [was Re: AKIA HEADRUSH]
10: Subject: S/N [was Re: AKIA HEADRUSH]

199912/msg00082:Re: Line6 DL4 group buy

19: I was gonna get another headrush but the Line6 DL4 group buy thing sounds

199912/msg00736:Xmas Full Moon Looping and DJRND2 experience and demo

36: headrush and boomerang. I use 2 vortex to twist the sounds. I use a midi

199912/author:(No subject)

98: S/N [was Re: AKIA HEADRUSH], December 31, 1999
139: Akia HeadRush, December 31, 1999
140: Re: Akia HeadRush, December 31, 1999
144: FS: Akai Headrush(es), December 17, 1999

199912/msg00586:Re: RE: DL4 question - Power Supply,

28: >>No, the headrush is powered using a P/S only....

199912/msg00856:Re: S/N [was Re: AKIA HEADRUSH]

3: Re: S/N [was Re: AKIA HEADRUSH]
10: Subject: Re: S/N [was Re: AKIA HEADRUSH]

199912/msg00381:Re: shorter looping times [was Re: Tim Reynolds]

21: Headrush).

199912/msg00535:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!

3: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!
10: Subject: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!
28: > the Headrush are DPDT (push/push) so you even have extra lugs on each

199912/msg00174:Re: Vortex vs. MPX-100vs Quad 2

58: >Headrush and DL4--and throw in a couple of Zoom 2100's and Mackie

199912/msg00651:FS: Akai Headrush(es)

3: FS: Akai Headrush(es)
10: Subject: FS: Akai Headrush(es)
19: Selling my headrush(es):

199912/msg00033:FS: Headrush $150 (Harmony Central)

3: FS: Headrush $150 (Harmony Central)
10: Subject: FS: Headrush $150 (Harmony Central)
28: $150 Akai HeadRush (

199912/msg00175:Re: Vortex vs. MPX-100

44: Headrush and DL4--and throw in a couple of Zoom 2100's and Mackie 1202--for

199912/msg00835:Re: New looper guidance wanted/needed

57: 4. A 4 sec or larger delay. The Zoom or Headrush, or Line Six are all

199912/msg00334:Digitech RDS questions

39: On a more recent note, I got my Headrush today, and got to spend a fair

199912/msg00842:Re: Akia HeadRush

3: Re: Akia HeadRush
10: Subject: Re: Akia HeadRush
43: Subject: Re: Akia HeadRush

199912/msg00493:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!

3: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!
10: Subject: Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers???/Quiet switches for Headrush!

199912/msg00078:Re: Vortex vs. MPX-100

22: > loopifier (Headrush), I've begun plotting my next
62: > atmospherically behind a longer Headrush loop?

199912/msg00484:sync-ing non-midi loopers/ cheap stereo loopers???

20: Say you had two non-midi loopers (headrush A and headrush B). Would it

199912/msg00575:RE: DL4 question - Power Supply

25: 20-30? Days? Weeks? Hours? Can the Headrush use batteries too?

199912/msg00257:Re: Line6 DL4 group buy

28: > I just returned my headrush and picked up a DL4. This thing is insane for

199912/msg00499:Re: sync-ing non-midi loopers/ cheap stereo loopers???

21: >Say you had two non-midi loopers (headrush A and headrush B). Would it
60: If this is what you wanted to do, you got the wrong product. Headrush

199912/msg00388:Re: shorter looping times [was Re: Tim Reynolds]

45: >Headrush).

199912/msg00825:Re: Akia HeadRush

3: Re: Akia HeadRush
10: Subject: Re: Akia HeadRush

200001/msg00127:Re: 1st looper

21: Here I am again, touting the DL-4. The headrush is a cool box, but if you
23: JamMan, the Headrush will seem a bit noisy and simplistic. When i tried
24: out the Headrush, i was like "oh well, no reason to buy when I have my Jam
37: > I am about to purchase my first looper. Should I buy the Akai Headrush

200001/msg00539:RE: Akai Headrush For Sale

3: RE: Akai Headrush For Sale
10: Subject: RE: Akai Headrush For Sale
27: > Subject: Re: Akai Headrush For Sale

200001/msg00154:Re: 1st looper

19: One feature that the Headrush has that neither the Boomerang nor DL-4 has
28: >> I am about to purchase my first looper. Should I buy the Akai Headrush

200001/msg00139:Re: 1st looper

19: > I am about to purchase my first looper. Should I buy the Akai Headrush or

200001/msg00506:Akai Headrush For Sale

3: Akai Headrush For Sale
10: Subject: Akai Headrush For Sale
19: I have a 1 month old Akai Headrush for sale, used twice and in perfect

200001/msg00126:1st looper

22: I am about to purchase my first looper. Should I buy the Akai Headrush or

200001/msg00550:Re: Akai Headrush For Sale

3: Re: Akai Headrush For Sale
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush For Sale
30: Subject: Akai Headrush For Sale

200001/author:(No subject)

145: Re: Akai Headrush For Sale, January 25, 2000
151: Re: Akai Headrush For Sale, January 26, 2000
1080: RE: AKIA HEADRUSH, January 03, 2000
1159: Akai Headrush For Sale, January 24, 2000

200001/msg00533:Re: Akai Headrush For Sale

3: Re: Akai Headrush For Sale
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush For Sale
30: Subject: Akai Headrush For Sale

200001/msg00033:RE: AKIA HEADRUSH

3: RE: AKIA HEADRUSH
10: Subject: RE: AKIA HEADRUSH

200001/msg00181:Re: 1st looper

44: Akai Headrush or Line6 DL4? and why?Thanks.Aaron

200002/msg00016:Re: R: Sushi ...what about italian food?

23: >Headrush
30: >acceptable. Then I kill the llayers in the Headrush returning back to the

200002/msg00065:Re: akai headrush

3: Re: akai headrush
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush

200002/msg00077:Re: akai headrush

3: Re: akai headrush
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush

200002/msg00068:Stuck in the Middle Problem

24: ART ProVerb and a Headrush, all connected to a Spirit Folio board. (Yes,

200002/msg00015:Re: R: Sushi ...what about italian food?

22: Headrush
29: acceptable. Then I kill the llayers in the Headrush returning back to the

200002/msg00073:Re: akai headrush

3: Re: akai headrush
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush
34: Subject: akai headrush

200002/msg00288:RE: Akai Headrush review

3: RE: Akai Headrush review
10: Subject: RE: Akai Headrush review
28: | Subject: Akai Headrush review

200002/msg00443:R: Digitech RDS footswitches, looping reverb

87: > "phrase"-oriented looping capabilities of my Headrush, and get some more

200002/msg00354:Re: DL4 dissappointment

20: > Headrush, for instance, which is better-suited IMO.

200002/msg00424:Re: looping electronic percussion

39: >Headrush or a DL4, which leads to the crux of the biscuit:
51: >it's got 4 pads and a MIDI out. Since neither the Headrush nor the DL4 are

200002/author:(No subject)

127: Re: akai headrush, February 05, 2000
139: belated Headrush opine/veiled query, February 19, 2000
271: akai headrush, February 04, 2000
358: Re: akai headrush, February 05, 2000

200002/msg00351:Re: DL4 dissappointment

23: Headrush, for instance, which is better-suited IMO.

200002/msg00436:Digitech RDS footswitches, looping reverb

47: "phrase"-oriented looping capabilities of my Headrush, and get some more

200002/msg00385:looping electronic percussion

30: Headrush or a DL4, which leads to the crux of the biscuit:
41: it's got 4 pads and a MIDI out. Since neither the Headrush nor the DL4 are

200002/msg00419:RE: looping electronic percussion

80: >Headrush or a DL4, which leads to the crux of the biscuit:
92: >it's got 4 pads and a MIDI out. Since neither the Headrush nor the DL4 are

200002/msg00058:akai headrush

3: akai headrush
10: Subject: akai headrush

200002/msg00363:belated Headrush opine/veiled query

3: belated Headrush opine/veiled query
10: Subject: belated Headrush opine/veiled query
23: >Subject: RE: Akai Headrush review

200002/msg00061:Re: akai headrush

3: Re: akai headrush
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush
22: My Headrush has been very dependable, and any problems I've had with it

200003/msg00445:Re: Philly Electro-Experimental

35: > new asshole, just because they used a Headrush to get the job done, and

200003/msg00472:OT:narrowmindedrant (was PhillyExperimental)

47: > new asshole, just because they used a Headrush to get the job done, and

200003/msg00096:NEWBIE LOOPER NEEDS HELP DECIDING WHAT TO BUY!!!

84: Akai Headrush (but why would i need four outs)

200003/msg00437:Re: four-channel output/surround reverb

25: headrush, who simulates a tape echo with 4 heads ... and , right, every

200003/author:(No subject)

174: FS: Headrush, Vortex, Studio 400, etc., March 20, 2000

200003/msg00439:FS: Headrush, Vortex, Studio 400, etc.

3: FS: Headrush, Vortex, Studio 400, etc.
10: Subject: FS: Headrush, Vortex, Studio 400, etc.
22: Akai Headrush w/ box , xlnt cond. - $125

200003/msg00444:Re: Philly Electro-Experimental

27: new asshole, just because they used a Headrush to get the job done, and me,

200004/msg00908:Re: Gear sale

54: > > Akai Headrush delay/looper, 6 mo. old. Fripperpedal. Cost $180.

200004/msg00895:Re: Gear sale

39: > Akai Headrush delay/looper, 6 mo. old. Fripperpedal. Cost $180. Price

200004/msg00338:Live horn looping

22: the trumpet player is really good at using his Akai Headrush live. He does

200004/msg00893:Gear sale

33: Akai Headrush delay/looper, 6 mo. old. Fripperpedal. Cost $180. Price

200004/msg00342:RE: Live horn looping

36: the trumpet player is really good at using his Akai Headrush live. He does

200004/msg00303:Re: REMOVE : EMUSIC Playlist

36: still hang with you folks. My headrush wouldn't forgive me if I left the

200005/msg00154:Re: Gear sale

44: > Akai Headrush delay/looper, 6 mo. old. Fripperpedal. Cost $180. Price

200005/msg00129:Re: Gear sale

43: > Akai Headrush delay/looper, 6 mo. old. Fripperpedal. Cost $180. Price

200006/msg00263:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
47: Headrush and 2 DFX-94's. Even though it's all wire up to a patch bay,

200006/msg00136:Re: What should I buy for a music practice looper

19: The Akai HeadRush, Zoom 2101, or ultra-cheap Digitech RDS-8000

200006/msg00258:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

200006/msg00268:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

200006/msg00245:Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
21: Ive ready everything I can find about the Akai Headrush and the Boomerang

200006/msg00199:Re: Line 6 DL4 or Boomerang?

20: Akia HeadRush. It has a undo button. A great first

200006/msg00674:Re: Boomerang is loud

19: I've found both the Boomerang and the Headrush sensitive to

200006/msg00387:Loopevangelism: another success story

36: >sampled a small bit of that with the headrush which was sent to my

200006/author:(No subject)

326: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?, June 16, 2000
383: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?, June 16, 2000
552: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?, June 16, 2000
562: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?, June 16, 2000

200006/msg00675:Re: Boomerang is loud

37: I've found both the Boomerang and the Headrush sensitive to

200006/msg00394:Re: Loopevangelism: another success story

67: > >sampled a small bit of that with the headrush which was sent to my

200006/msg00261:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
34: > Ive ready everything I can find about the Akai Headrush and the Boomerang

200006/msg00264:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
21: I have a Headrush, and while I enjoy playing it, I cant help but feel

200006/msg00683:Re: Boomerang is loud

30: > I've found both the Boomerang and the Headrush sensitive to

200006/msg00273:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

200006/msg00260:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

200006/msg00254:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
20: useful as a looper machine. I do have the Akai Headrush though.

200006/msg00257:Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

200006/msg00255:RE: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

3: RE: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?
10: Subject: RE: Any comments on the Akai Headrush?

200007/msg00333:Re: Gibson Echoplex in Germany?

23: headrush as an alternative!

200008/msg00524:Re: Looping @Burning Man

32: >DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a

200008/msg00526:Unsubscribe

26: >DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a

200008/msg00529:Re: Unsubscribe

36: > >DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a

200008/msg00669:Any Cheap-o Loopers For Sale

22: explore more. So far through my research it sounds like the Akai Headrush

200008/msg00531:Re: Unsubscribe lawsuits

63: > >> DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a

200008/msg00528:Re: Unsubscribe

28: >> DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a

200008/msg00384:Re: Gah, not platform wars again!

31: headrush vs. orville vs. kyma vs. my toaster vs. your toaster'?

200008/msg00522:Looping @Burning Man

23: DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a

200008/msg00549:Generators, Batteries, And Thread Management

198: DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a generator
238: >DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a
269: >>DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a
308: >DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a

200008/msg00523:Looping @Burning Man

23: DL4, electribe, kaoss pad, headrush and a small P.A. mics and a

200009/msg00496:Re: Mixer Questions

31: Let's say I've got synth, vg-8 guitar, bass, drum machine, headrush, and

200009/msg00320:RE: Mixer Questions

31: Adressing your questing re the Headrush. No, I haven't used the individual
46: ...but I mainly use the Headrush as a looper, not for the tape echo
62: (BWV 582), where I put the bass line into the headrush, then sampled

200009/msg00456:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?

22: >loopers like DL4, Headrush, Jamman, EDP, etc.?

200009/msg00288:RE: Mixer Questions - Behringer MX2642A

53: Line6 DL4 (delay modeler/looper), Akai Headrush (delay/looper), Korg
56: Tricky Stuff: Aux 1&3->Studio4, Aux 2->Sony, Aux 4->Headrush, Aux 5->RS3,
83: loop-oriented effect in the pair (Headrush re RDS2001).

200009/msg00824:Re: I need a better sounding sampler than a Boomerang!

29: even more flexible.) On the other end of the spectrum, the Akai Headrush

200009/msg00809:Re: Akai MPC 2000 vs. EDP (echoplex)

32: Headrush... Zoom floor multi-fx... as well as a number of plain old delay

200009/msg00560:Re: Filters and Line6

22: > in parallel with my HeadRush.
24: ... try to use it in line with the headrush ... much more fun

200009/msg00407:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?

22: >loopers like DL4, Headrush, Jamman, EDP, etc.?
31: The DL4 doesn't have this feature. And for the Headrush, I actually don't

200009/msg00368:Burning Loopy Idea

34: Headrush and it seems to be a likely choice. Any other suggestions?

200009/msg00544:Filters and Line6

25: in parallel with my HeadRush. I also like the runaway feedback you can get

200009/msg00392:Re: Deltalab style infinite repeat?

21: loopers like DL4, Headrush, Jamman, EDP, etc.?

200009/msg00370:Re: Burning Loopy Idea

39: >Headrush and it seems to be a likely choice. Any other suggestions?

200009/msg00289:Re: Mixer Questions

44: Rainer, are you only using the single output from the Headrush or have
46: think of all the craziness I could invoke with the edp, headrush, and

200009/msg00741:so cal, usa, gig spam

23: Steuart Liebig. bass and electronics, loopage (EH-16, akai headrush)

200009/msg00825:Re: I need a better sounding sampler than a Boomerang!

41: > even more flexible.) On the other end of the spectrum, the Akai Headrush

200010/msg00338:Re: DL4 / Headrush

3: Re: DL4 / Headrush
10: Subject: Re: DL4 / Headrush

200010/msg00341:Re: DL4 / Headrush

3: Re: DL4 / Headrush
10: Subject: Re: DL4 / Headrush
19: The Headrush has a feedback control that's accessible in the Tape Echo and

200010/msg00004:Re: I need a better sounding sampler than a Boomerang!

36: even more flexible.) On the other end of the spectrum, the Akai Headrush

200010/msg00199:Performance setup

60: could make the argument that the Headrush and DL4
62: up replacing my Headrush with the 'Rang because I

200010/msg00006:Re: I need a better sounding sampler than a Boomerang!

53: > even more flexible.) On the other end of the spectrum, the Akai Headrush

200010/msg00411:Re: creative mixing

39: DL4 (Bus 1&2), Emu ESi-32 Sampler (Bus 3&4), Akai Headrush (Aux 4) and
51: top of the rack, and lots of pedals on the floor (AX1000G, headrush, DL4 &

200010/msg00112:Re: Hi - Jam Man substitute?

21: I'd recommend the Akai Headrush.

200010/author:(No subject)

186: Re: DL4 / Headrush, October 19, 2000
758: DL4 / Headrush, October 18, 2000
1009: Re: DL4 / Headrush, October 19, 2000

200010/msg00375:NYC gig, 10/24: Charles Cohen, Tom Ritchford at Bunker: extreme

20: with loopers (DL-4, Headrush) and delays, but Charles uses delays and

200010/msg00005:Re: I need a better sounding sampler than a Boomerang!

46: > even more flexible.) On the other end of the spectrum, the Akai Headrush

200010/msg00337:DL4 / Headrush

3: DL4 / Headrush
10: Subject: DL4 / Headrush

200010/msg00209:Re: Performance setup

42: Headrush, which
45: I'll use my Vortex to make small loops from the Headrush output,
47: have better control of feedback on the Headrush itself.
52: This was done with the Headrush in Tape-delay mode rather

200011/msg00319:Re: loop pedal and acustic guitar (mini DL-4 review)

21: the Headrush (which I also have).
49: >> the headrush has something like a 28.5 second looper, but it can only

200011/msg00310:Re: loop pedal and acustic guitar

19: the headrush has something like a 28.5 second looper, but it can only

200011/msg00413:Headrush @ zZounds

3: Headrush @ zZounds
10: Subject: Headrush @ zZounds
20: Headrush units for $139.

200011/msg00313:Re: loop pedal and acustic guitar

28: > the headrush has something like a 28.5 second looper, but it can only

200011/author:(No subject)

766: Headrush @ zZounds, November 28, 2000

200011/msg00309:loop pedal and acustic guitar

39: I have read some reviews of the Akai E1 Headrush and I am

200012/msg00314:Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #400 - Headrush question

3: Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #400 - Headrush question
10: Subject: Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #400 - Headrush question
20: >I just got an Akai headrush, and I noticed something. I wonder if my unit

200012/msg00028:Fostex 2050 Line Mixer

26: Akai Headrush and assorted other stuff like optical theremins, electribe

200012/msg00312:RE: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #400 - Headrush question

3: RE: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #400 - Headrush question
10: Subject: RE: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #400 - Headrush question
19: I just got an Akai headrush, and I noticed something. I wonder if my unit

200012/msg00011:RE: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #383

19: I am buying a used Akai E1 Headrush from someone, but it comes with no
24: something on the Headrush?

200012/msg00035:Re: AKAI Headrush

3: Re: AKAI Headrush
10: Subject: Re: AKAI Headrush

200012/msg00034:Re: AKAI Headrush

3: Re: AKAI Headrush
10: Subject: Re: AKAI Headrush
23: > I though someone posted a message re: Akai Headrush's at a price of

200012/author:(No subject)

76: headrush juice query, December 27, 2000
282: RE: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #400 - Headrush question, December 13, 2000
526: Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #400 - Headrush question, December 13, 2000
758: AKAI Headrush, December 02, 2000

200012/msg00036:Re: AKAI Headrush

3: Re: AKAI Headrush
10: Subject: Re: AKAI Headrush
28: > I though someone posted a message re: Akai Headrush's at a price of

200012/msg00033:AKAI Headrush

3: AKAI Headrush
10: Subject: AKAI Headrush
21: I though someone posted a message re: Akai Headrush's at a price of $139.

200012/msg00376:Re: New Guy

24: can take a look at the Akai Headrush (but most of us here don't put it on the
33: with the Headrush and the DL-4, I'm not able to quit my good, old Deltalab's

200012/msg00483:headrush juice query

3: headrush juice query
10: Subject: headrush juice query
23: can any of yall please confirm for me the power specs for the headrush? i

200012/msg00026:RE: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V00 #383

21: The Headrush doesn't actually have a manual, just an instruction sheet.
91: >I am buying a used Akai E1 Headrush from someone, but it comes with no
96: >something on the Headrush?

200101/msg00940:RE: echoplex and jamman

31: >repeater, headrush, etc... They are simply different machines that perform

200101/msg00844:Re: Sync (was Re: Any More Info on New BOSS Looping pedal)

19: little non-synch loopers like the dl4, headrush, this new boss thingy,

200101/msg00652:more NAMM gear: new Korg Kaoss

39: Cool. Sampling length of the Akai Headrush with a ton of effects.

200101/msg00268:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
20: >The Headrush is a start, but it can awaken some pretty powerful desires.

200101/msg00293:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00267:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00245:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00288:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
26: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00296:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
27: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00240:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
20: I prefer the dl4. As the headrush has some hiss.

200101/msg00752:Re: Akai E1 Headrush

3: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
26: Subject: RE: Akai E1 Headrush

200101/msg00755:Re: Akai E1 Headrush

3: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
27: business as usual for the Headrush.

200101/msg00294:RE: Headrush vs. DL4

3: RE: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: RE: Headrush vs. DL4
25: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00772:Re: Akai E1 Headrush

3: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
20: >The almost-unique feature of the Headrush is the ability to define a

200101/msg00235:Headrush vs. DL4

3: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Headrush vs. DL4
20: Akai Headrush and the Line 6 DL4. As far as I can tell (and I'm very new

200101/msg00709:Re: Akai E1 Headrush

3: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
19: << I've been studying the Headrush and I'm unclearly on some details. I

200101/msg00933:RE: echoplex and jamman

25: repeater, headrush, etc... They are simply different machines that perform

200101/author:(No subject)

93: Re: Headrush vs. DL4, January 12, 2001
94: Re: Headrush vs. DL4, January 12, 2001
96: Re: Headrush vs. DL4, January 12, 2001
221: Re: Headrush vs. DL4, January 12, 2001

200101/msg00241:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
23: > Akai Headrush and the Line 6 DL4. As far as I can tell (and I'm very

200101/msg00432:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
19: I am actually beginning to miss my Headrush. I pretty much only use the

200101/msg00729:RE: Akai E1 Headrush

3: RE: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: RE: Akai E1 Headrush
29: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush

200101/msg00262:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
21: I'll be keeping the Headrush too, though. I still use an old Korg SDD-1000

200101/msg00769:Re: Akai E1 Headrush

3: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush

200101/msg00291:RE: Headrush vs. DL4

3: RE: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: RE: Headrush vs. DL4
25: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00242:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
37: > Akai Headrush and the Line 6 DL4. As far as I can tell (and I'm very

200101/msg00261:RE: Headrush vs. DL4

3: RE: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: RE: Headrush vs. DL4
28: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00847:RE: Sync (was Re: Any More Info on New BOSS Looping pedal)

28: little non-synch loopers like the dl4, headrush, this new boss thingy,

200101/msg00765:Re: Akai E1 Headrush

3: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush

200101/msg00722:Re: Akai E1 Headrush

3: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
40: confusing 'mode' with 'function'; if you tried a Headrush out firsthand,

200101/msg00706:Akai E1 Headrush

3: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Akai E1 Headrush
19: I've been studying the Headrush and I'm unclearly on some details. I don't

200101/msg00260:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
19: Does ANYBODY prefer the Headrush over the DL4? The verdict seems pretty

200101/msg00286:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
19: I've been using the Headrush for almost a year now, and I never had any

200101/msg00266:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
21: so I cant really voice a preference. However, getting a Headrush, finding

200101/msg00290:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
26: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00734:Re: Akai E1 Headrush

3: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai E1 Headrush
21: Headrush. I think I understand it enough, now. Thanks, guys!

200101/msg00287:battery powered one man band

26: The main problem with the "unwired" systems (headrush, dl-4,

200101/msg00289:Re: Headrush vs. DL4

3: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4
26: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200101/msg00292:RE: Headrush vs. DL4

3: RE: Headrush vs. DL4
10: Subject: RE: Headrush vs. DL4
28: Subject: Re: Headrush vs. DL4

200102/msg00311:Re: Repeater and EDP

37: functions? You could save yourself a lot of money and get a headrush or

200102/msg00767:Re: look: it's every on-topic!

20: quality than the Akai Headrush. It has better sound quality than the

200102/msg00512:Re: Gear suggestions - re: Lexicon Vortex

22: > Headrush, DL4, AX1000G and hopefully soon a repeater for synths, bass,

200102/msg00843:Re: look: it's every on-topic!

22: > quality than the Akai Headrush. It has better sound quality than the

200102/msg00437:Gear suggestions - re: Lexicon Vortex

24: Headrush, DL4, AX1000G and hopefully soon a repeater for synths, bass,

200102/msg00624:Re: experience with group buys and repeater

22: group buy started, but as I had just bought a Headrush,

200102/msg00849:Re: look: it's every on-topic!

40: > quality than the Akai Headrush. It has better sound quality than the

200102/msg00875:Re: look: it's every on-topic!

22: >> quality than the Akai Headrush. It has better sound quality than the

200102/msg00576:Re: Liebig show/ Wonder Spray

61: JamMan, EDP, Repeater, the new Boss unit, DL4, Headrush, Boomerrang, and

200103/msg00403:Re: fretless, gratitude- recommended loop box?

28: will say DL4, betty will say the headrush, casper will say

200104/msg00253:re: Michael Masley/reviews/fretless guitar

50: used a headrush on a couple of tunes), and Franck Vigroux with Fretless

200105/msg00638:a couple of quickie questions...

19: Hi everyone, I'm curious, do either the RC-20 or the Headrush

200105/msg00398:Boss RC-20/ Headrush/ Line 6 DL4?

3: Boss RC-20/ Headrush/ Line 6 DL4?
10: Subject: Boss RC-20/ Headrush/ Line 6 DL4?

200105/msg00634:Looping in Catalonia

24: tools in my setup (plex&headrush)

200105/msg00562:new tracks of mine to download...

19: Lots of loopy stuff (Headrush, DL4, multiple delays w/feedback)

200105/author:(No subject)

574: Boss RC-20/ Headrush/ Line 6 DL4?, May 20, 2001

200105/msg00370:Re: playing with a live DJ

26: looping something else in parallel on an akai Headrush, and so on (even two

200105/msg00640:Re: a couple of quickie questions...

20: dunno about the RC-20, but I have a Headrush and

200106/msg00648:Re: buying a headrush online?

3: Re: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: Re: buying a headrush online?
19: I must like the DL4 better than the Headrush, since I've owned both but

200106/msg00625:Re: buying a headrush online?

3: Re: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: Re: buying a headrush online?
21: > Does anyone know of an online store that has the Akai headrush in stock?

200106/msg00634:Re: buying a headrush online?

3: Re: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: Re: buying a headrush online?
40: The headrush has no tweakability, it's basically a sample playback device

200106/msg00626:Re: buying a headrush online?

3: Re: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: Re: buying a headrush online?
20: specifically want the Headrush.

200106/msg00717:RE: buying a headrush online?

3: RE: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: RE: buying a headrush online?
20: Headrush, I still dig mine. I use it judiciously along with a Boomerang and

200106/msg00624:buying a headrush online?

3: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: buying a headrush online?
21: Does anyone know of an online store that has the Akai headrush in stock?

200106/msg01087:Re: questions.

35: Headrush. Many people really like the more complex loopers such as the

200106/msg00629:Re: buying a headrush online?

3: Re: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: Re: buying a headrush online?
22: Headrush although it seems to be the cheapest thing that does the job. I

200106/author:(No subject)

58: RE: buying a headrush online?, June 20, 2001
300: Re: buying a headrush online?, June 19, 2001
1000: Re: buying a headrush online?, June 19, 2001
1002: Re: buying a headrush online?, June 19, 2001

200106/msg00675:Re: buying a headrush online?

3: Re: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: Re: buying a headrush online?
21: feedback and using the Headrush in loop mode gives you no control at all

200106/msg00651:Re: buying a headrush online?

3: Re: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: Re: buying a headrush online?
21: >I must like the DL4 better than the Headrush, since I've owned both but

200106/msg00667:Re: buying a headrush online?

3: Re: buying a headrush online?
10: Subject: Re: buying a headrush online?
31: > Does anyone know of an online store that has the Akai headrush in stock?

200107/msg00818:Too many loopers, not enough auxes...

19: I recently added an RC-20 and a creepy little DFX94 to the Headrush and
26: filter) to its own channel, and the Headrush and the RC-20 share the other

200107/msg00893:RE: Loopers T-shirts

21: or 'the Headrush sucks'....

200107/msg00549:Re: Green MXR Delay

31: >I was hoping the Headrush might have some of the same sonic qualities,

200107/author:(No subject)

1614: FT:Headrush for DL4, July 16, 2001

200107/msg00836:R: Too many loopers, not enough auxes...

33: Mixer Aux send 1 > Akai Headrush > Boss

200107/msg00543:Green MXR Delay

23: I was hoping the Headrush might have some of the same sonic qualities, but

200107/msg00595:FT:Headrush for DL4

3: FT:Headrush for DL4
10: Subject: FT:Headrush for DL4
21: i've got an akai headrush in near mint condition, with power adapter and

200108/msg01097:Re: no repeater wet/dry mix? that's silly.

56: turned on my Headrush and I don't correct it before a show.

200108/msg01196:Repeater: Track Bleed Through?

26: to learn how to close the loop at the right place on my Headrush),

200108/msg01145:Re: Repeater suggestions and criticisms

52: looper was an Akai Headrush, followed by the

200108/msg00296:R: Audio routing

27: found I didn't know where to patch it, as I already have an akai headrush

200108/msg00053:don caballero

19: i'm new to the site and looping, but am currently immersed. i love it. my interest in looping was sparked by a recent recording that is not mentioned on the web site. Don Caballero, a chicago band, released "America Don" last year and it is excellent. Don Cab is also excellent at performing live using the Akai Headrush peadel. i'm not sure if the band is still around, but it is an wonderful CD and very inspiring. track three nearly blew me out of my apartment. I would love to see this CD mentioned on the site. thanks, bob Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

200108/msg00108:Kill switch?

29: The Headrush has the same problem, but it seems even more pronounced on the

200108/msg00991:Re: Line 6 crunchy digital yukiness

40: The Headrush, FWIW, is less succeptible to this phenomenon.

200108/msg01146:Yet even more Repeater 1st impressions, requests

24: completely replace all my other loopers (EDP, Headrush, Boomerang, DL4) for

200109/msg00934:Re: dt harmony-central repeater review

51: Akai Headrush. I want a live soundscape tool. I'd like to loop

200109/msg00950:Using Repeater liv (was: Re: dt harmony-central repeater review)

56: > Akai Headrush. I want a live soundscape tool. I'd like to loop

200109/msg00068:Re: Repeater noise problem

23: > The repeater seems to be noisier than the headrush

200109/msg00818:Re: Unidentified subject!

24: a DOD DFX94, an Akai Headrush and the RC-20. Even though the Korg can only

200109/msg00089:Re: Heavy philosophy on the fifth anniversary of LD (was: a Repeatersuggestion)

25: >stomp boxes like the Headrush have it nowadays

200109/msg00107:Re: Heavy philosophy on the fifth anniversary of LD (was: a Repeatersuggestion)

32: > >stomp boxes like the Headrush have it nowadays

200109/msg00084:Re: Heavy philosophy on the fifth anniversary of LD (was: a Repeater suggestion)

61: stomp boxes like the Headrush have it nowadays

200109/msg00066:Re: Repeater noise problem

21: The repeater seems to be noisier than the headrush

200109/msg00598:Re: Bump issue.

31: It seems to work fine with a Jamman, Headrush, and every delay plugin I

200109/msg00070:Boomerang noise problem

41: > The repeater seems to be noisier than the headrush

200109/msg00949:Using Repeater liv (was: Re: dt harmony-central repeater review)

43: > Akai Headrush. I want a live soundscape tool. I'd like to loop

200110/msg00869:Re: Affordable Soundscapes

21: Sound cool, except i found the headrush to have some
46: Just got a Boss Loop Station & Akai Headrush

200110/msg00969:Re: Hello my name is Kid Lucky I am new to Loopers Delight

45: I ain't sure about selling the headrush, let's see how this Repeater

200110/msg00328:re: stereo delay

26: she thought about the DL4 and the Akai Headrush, then i pointed out the

200110/msg00818:Re: we buy gold

59: > ProMix 01V mixer, DL-4, Headrush, MIDI Mitigator

200110/msg00817:we buy gold

45: ProMix 01V mixer, DL-4, Headrush, MIDI Mitigator

200110/msg00849:Affordable Soundscapes

21: Just got a Boss Loop Station & Akai Headrush to

200110/msg00747:Re: Tentative Repeater OS 1.1 changes

27: a JamMan and a Headrush and neither of them have crossfades, and yet create

200110/msg00883:Re: Affordable Soundscapes

31: > station and the headrush and buy a Repeater and a 128 meg CFC card.
45: > > Sound cool, except i found the headrush to have some hiss,4 of them
57: > > Just got a Boss Loop Station & Akai Headrush to attempt my

200110/msg00881:Re: Affordable Soundscapes

20: station and the headrush and buy a Repeater and a 128 meg CFC card.
32: > Sound cool, except i found the headrush to have some hiss,4 of them
43: > Just got a Boss Loop Station & Akai Headrush to attempt my

200111/msg00013:Re: Short review of the Boss RC-20

22: the headrush, and the headrush is great for quick results

200111/msg00243:Re: Boomerang

19: I've been doing this a lot the last year or so using my boomerang, headrush
31: Bass/Cello -> Volume Pedal -> Boss DD3 -> Boss DD5 -> Headrush -> DL4 ->

200111/msg00022:Re: Short review of the Boss RC-20

23: I did check out the headrush and liked it but what compelled me to buy the
40: > the headrush, and the headrush is great for quick results

200111/msg00014:Re: Short review of the Boss RC-20

29: > the headrush, and the headrush is great for quick results

200111/msg00019:Re: Short review of the Boss RC-20

29: >the headrush,
31: Absolutely. Mine's sitting right next to my Headrush, so it's pretty easy
33: with a Headrush and a DL-4, and of the three, the Headrush has by far the
42: the most recent of several layers; the Headrush can take you back to the

200111/msg00024:Re: Short review of the Boss RC-20

50: > > the headrush, and the headrush is great for quick results

200111/msg00182:Re: MD loops again

25: Headrush, Boomerang, Line 6 DL-4, EDP, and Repeater. I'd definitely check

200111/msg00023:Re: Short review of the Boss RC-20

20: The Headrush just went up from$300 to $350.
24: The DL4 which i use with the Headrush is about $800.
25: I'm waiting for a headrush with much longer time.
47: > >the headrush,

200112/msg00187:RE: Re:Newbie question; EDP vs Repeater

107: wouldn't hurt, either. Try before you buy! So far, my Akai Headrush is

200112/msg00442:Re: very OT: Re: Soundscapes/Frippertronics debate postscript

306: > headrush, etc etc.....

200112/msg00128:Re: Syncing EDP with another looper

24: Does anyone know if there is another (small) looping device that I could sync my EDP with other than another EDP? I just got a Headrush, (which I really like, by the way -- how simple and elegant!) , hoping that I could manually press the loop buttons and they'd keep in sync - but it ain't workin. Thanks.

200112/msg00364:Re: FIRST LOOPING MEMORIES

30: and 1.3 secs in normal delay). After another few years I got the Headrush,

200112/rtf00000.rtf:(No subject)

264: %20%3E%20headrush%2C%20etc%20etc.....%5Cpar%0D

200112/msg00673:nye in nyc (gig spam)

22: i'll be looping noise with repeater, mo-fx, casio sk-1, headrush (maybe),

200112/msg00122:Re: Syncing EDP with another looper

22: Does anyone know if there is another (small) looping device that I could sync my EDP with other than another EDP? I just got a Headrush, (which I really like, by the way -- how simple and elegant!) , hoping that I could manually press the loop buttons and they'd keep in sync - but it ain't workin. Thanks.

200112/msg00069:Re: pedalboard wiring: layout and noise issues

19: I found the headrush to be my only noisey pedal,
21: and i use 12 pedals. when i get my repeater, the headrush
36: > including Headrush, PDS-8000, and Boomerang (so we're on topic). I've
57: > Effects send--headrush--DL4--MM4--Boomerang--PDS8000--(sometimes into

200112/msg00037:pedalboard wiring: layout and noise issues

23: including Headrush, PDS-8000, and Boomerang (so we're on topic). I've come
42: Effects send--headrush--DL4--MM4--Boomerang--PDS8000--(sometimes into Zvex

200112/msg00186:Re: Re:Newbie question; EDP vs Repeater

39: wouldn't hurt, either. Try before you buy! So far, my Akai Headrush is

200112/msg00657:on the road

39: headrush, i'm thinking of velcroing them to the sides or inside the back

200112/msg00046:Re: pedalboard wiring: layout and noise issues

44: > including Headrush, PDS-8000, and Boomerang (so we're on topic). I've
65: > Effects send--headrush--DL4--MM4--Boomerang--PDS8000--(sometimes into

200112/msg00163:Re: Syncing EDP with another looper

24: than another EDP? I just got a Headrush, (which I really like,
34: If someone sends me a Headrush, I most probably find one, too

200112/msg00397:very OT: Re: Soundscapes/Frippertronics debate postscript

273: headrush, etc etc.....

200201/msg00705:RE:EDP or REPEATER?

77: the Akai Headrush since that is what you will reduce your Repeater to. If

200201/msg00118:Reaktor Headrush

3: Reaktor Headrush
10: Subject: Reaktor Headrush
20: an emulation of a Headrush pedal. Interface is the same (two buttons). Max

200201/msg00072:Wormz...

33: Quasimidi Sirius, a DL4, a Headrush and an electric bass guitar. While a

200201/msg00121:Akai Headrush UK

3: Akai Headrush UK
10: Subject: Akai Headrush UK
20: arsenal check out the sale at www.dawsons.co.uk. They have the headrush

200201/author:(No subject)

99: Re: AKAi HeadRush, January 10, 2002
217: AKAi HeadRush, January 04, 2002
471: Akai Headrush UK, January 04, 2002
526: Looking for Akai Headrush Schematic.., January 30, 2002

200201/msg00949:Looking for Akai Headrush Schematic..

3: Looking for Akai Headrush Schematic..
10: Subject: Looking for Akai Headrush Schematic..

200201/msg00115:AKAi HeadRush

3: AKAi HeadRush
10: Subject: AKAi HeadRush
19: I have an Akai headrush for sale dead mint in the box for 140.

200201/msg00337:Re: Grungy Digital Delays?

19: Akai, way before the Headrush, had a looping delay (1200ms max or so!).

200201/msg00279:Re: AKAi HeadRush

3: Re: AKAi HeadRush
10: Subject: Re: AKAi HeadRush
24: Subject: AKAi HeadRush

200201/msg00707:Re: RE:EDP or REPEATER?

68: >the Akai Headrush since that is what you will reduce your Repeater to. If

200202/msg00054:Re: top tools =?

32: akai headrush (cheap and limited)

200202/msg00536:RE: DL4 modification...

21: > my Headrush.

200202/msg00267:Re: What are we listening to today?

25: patches) parallel out > Akai Headrush in looping mode, and > Sellon-modded

200202/msg00781:Re: Lofi Lotech Lopriced Looper

19: Two items pop into mind: The Akai Headrush (about $200) and one of several

200202/msg00083:Re: top tools =?

70: akai headrush (cheap and limited)

200202/msg00066:Re: Need AKAI Headrush Schematics

3: Re: Need AKAI Headrush Schematics
10: Subject: Re: Need AKAI Headrush Schematics
29: Subject: Need AKAI Headrush Schematics

200202/msg00055:Need AKAI Headrush Schematics

3: Need AKAI Headrush Schematics
10: Subject: Need AKAI Headrush Schematics
20: I am looking for schematics for the AKAI Headrush E1... If anybody

200202/msg00416:Re: Line 6 Echo Pro

31: >moderate $$$ price range... thinking Akai headrush but doesnt seem

200202/author:(No subject)

194: Re: Need AKAI Headrush Schematics, February 03, 2002
574: Need AKAI Headrush Schematics, February 02, 2002

200202/msg00058:=?US-ASCII?Q?Re:_top_tools_=3D=3F?=

45: > akai headrush (cheap and limited)

200202/msg00415:Re: Line 6 Echo Pro

24: thinking Akai headrush but doesnt seem to have a long enough delay time

200202/msg00421:Loopstock Update 02-13-02

84: Jamperson (Max), or Boomerang, Headrush, RC-20, whatever, aren't they?

200202/msg00520:Re: DL4 modification...

27: Headrush. Anyone tried this yet? Some further questions:

200203/msg00248:Re: vocal looper?

68: class=SpellE>Headrush or the Line 6 DL-4. I guess I lean toward the

200203/msg00939:Re: Akai Headrush

3: Re: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush
21: >I told a freind about my Akai Headrush and, on that basis alone, he wants

200203/msg00926:Akai Headrush

3: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Akai Headrush
21: I told a freind about my Akai Headrush and, on that basis alone, he wants

200203/msg01249:Re: 3/30: open loop open loop open loop open loop

22: Headrush

200203/msg00008:Re: prog-rock (way off-topic)

20: band where I first saw an Akai Headrush in action. Both
23: interested in that a little, but Don Cabellero made me go buy a headrush

200203/msg00929:Re: Akai Headrush

3: Re: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush
28: I told a freind about my Akai Headrush and, on that basis alone, he wants one.

200203/msg00253:RE: vocal looper?

159: EDP) I was thinking about the Akai Headrush or the Line 6 DL-4. I guess I lean

200203/msg00047:Simple looping

25: -- just a VL70 wind-controlled synth, a headset mike and an akai headrush

200203/msg00250:Re: vocal looper?

64: class=SpellE>Headrush or the Line 6 DL-4. I guess I lean toward the

200203/msg00931:Re: Akai Headrush

3: Re: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush

200203/author:(No subject)

136: Akai Headrush, March 21, 2002
353: Re: Akai Headrush, March 21, 2002
698: Re: Akai Headrush, March 21, 2002
771: Re: Akai Headrush, March 21, 2002

200203/msg00335:Re: vocal looper?

55: > Headrush or the Line 6 DL-4. I guess I lean toward the Akai from what

200203/msg00048:RE: prog-rock (way off-topic)

24: > band where I first saw an Akai Headrush in action. Both
27: > interested in that a little, but Don Cabellero made me go buy a headrush

200203/msg00247:vocal looper?

52: on the repeater and EDP) I was thinking about the Akai Headrush

200203/msg00249:RE: vocal looper?

63: class=SpellE>Headrush or the Line 6 DL-4. I guess I lean toward the

200203/msg01253:RE: 3/30: open loop open loop open loop open loop

56: > converter, Akai Headrush

200203/msg00860:DL4 distortion problem

19: I was using a dl4 and a headrush.

200203/msg00938:Re: Akai Headrush

3: Re: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush
36: : I told a freind about my Akai Headrush and, on that basis alone, he wants

200203/msg00866:Re: DL4 distortion problem

46: >I was using a dl4 and a headrush.

200203/msg00620:Re: edp volume query

30: i didn't have this problem with my akai headrush. the edp is so much

200204/msg00896:Re: delay question / Vortex?

66: > there's stereo processing you use on it, put it after the Headrush and

200204/msg00705:Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush

3: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush

200204/msg00700:Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush

3: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush
19: >i'm not all that familiar with the akai headrush, but

200204/msg00895:Re: delay question / Vortex?

51: there's stereo processing you use on it, put it after the Headrush and

200204/msg00616:Re: RC-20 review

22: same situation with the akai headrush...best bet is to spend a little extra

200204/msg00899:Re: delay question / Vortex?

42: >I just checked the headrush and it seems far better- if you have one, do

200204/msg00916:Re: Boss RC-20

24: southern Georgia. While there, I used my Akai Headrush to record a guitar

200204/msg00918:Re: Boss RC-20

44: > southern Georgia. While there, I used my Akai Headrush to record a

200204/msg00805:RE: akai headrush

3: RE: akai headrush
10: Subject: RE: akai headrush
18: Title: RE: akai headrush

200204/msg00105:Re: Key equipment (was: Fantasy Patching Exercise #1)

43: Akai Headrush

200204/msg00050:Re: Key equipment (was: Fantasy Patching Exercise #1)

33: Electrix Repeater (or at least my Akai Headrush - I've got to have a

200204/author:(No subject)

311: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush, April 18, 2002
502: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush, April 18, 2002
734: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush, April 19, 2002
1351: RE: akai headrush, April 23, 2002

200204/msg00883:Re: delay question / Vortex?

21: I just checked the headrush and it seems far better- if you have one, do

200204/msg00668:Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush

3: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush
10: Subject: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush
18: Title: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush

200204/msg00923:RE: delay question / Vortex?

19: with the talk of the Vortex and Headrush, I am surprised that no one has

200204/msg00888:Re: delay question / Vortex?

23: I'm not sure if the Headrush is stereo or not, but have you looked at the

200204/msg00891:Re: delay question / Vortex?

33: > I just checked the headrush and it seems far better- if you have one, do

200204/msg00876:Re: delay question / Vortex?

21: The Akai Headrush might be a great way to go.

200204/msg00677:Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush

3: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush
10: Subject: Re: Boss rc-20 vs Akia Headrush
19: i'm not all that familiar with the akai headrush, but

200204/msg00884:Re: delay question / Vortex?

33: > I just checked the headrush and it seems far better- if you have one, do

200204/msg00894:Re: delay question / Vortex?

27: > I'm not sure if the Headrush is stereo or not, but have you looked at
35: The Headrush is mono.

200204/msg00800:akai headrush

3: akai headrush
10: Subject: akai headrush

200205/msg00211:My EPD, here soon

22: I'm from the headrush and dl4 world, and i feel i'm entering a new

200205/msg00256:RE: learn to use the gear I have.(going OT)

59: with regards to looping a Repeater, a Vortex, a D Two and a Headrush (you
61: the headrush tape echo into different effect processors ?). My "normal" rig

200205/msg00060:quick routing advice please

20: on taking a headrush

200205/msg00091:routing

21: using headrush, vortex, and repeater (until it TOTALLY FREAKED OUT ON ME
23: this makes twice now). when repeater went wonky, i still had the headrush

200205/msg00252:Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V02 #293

22: have 2 synths, vocals, 2 edps and a headrush -- so sometimes I just use the
23: headrush and one synth and play for an hour, sometimes only vocals and

200205/msg00254:Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V02 #293

58: > have 2 synths, vocals, 2 edps and a headrush -- so sometimes I
60: > headrush and one synth and play for an hour, sometimes only

200206/msg00263:Re: DL4 Question

22: > headrush.
37: I've considered the Headrush, but I was put off by the 11.9 second loop

200206/msg00301:DL4

20: DL4. I would vote for it over a Headrush to be honest. Much more

200206/msg00723:Re: i had some ideas for a custom guitar i would like to run by you all

35: Headrush (alas the only looper) to vintage filters, modern rack effects,

200206/msg00268:Re: DL4 Question

32: (Headrush) and get something better when I can afford it...

200206/msg00281:My favorite inexpensive LOOPER and why

49: All kudos to the Boomerang, the Headrush and the Boss Loopstation, but I
56: None of this should be considered a dis on the BOOMERANG, HEADRUSH,

200206/msg00300:Re: DL4

19: >so that leaves one with only a few viable options. the dl4, headrush,

200206/msg00663:Re: re[2]: granular looping

81: >the exact effect). I've done this on the repeater, DL4, Headrush and
234: Headrush, etc, really don't even go past what we think of as the beginner

200206/msg00598:Re: ambient then rhythmic?

27: the exact effect). I've done this on the repeater, DL4, Headrush and

200206/msg00274:Re: DL4 Question

48: > > > headrush.
64: > > I've considered the Headrush, but I was put off by the 11.9 second

200206/msg00586:Re: ambient then rhythmic?

24: use Digitech PDS-8000 pedal, Akai Headrush, Line6 DL4, etc to do the

200206/msg00683:Re: re[2]: granular looping

125: > DL4, Headrush and

200206/msg00265:Re: DL4 Question

19: yeah, the headrush is limited in a lot of ways, namely loop-length. it is
31: so that leaves one with only a few viable options. the dl4, headrush,

200206/msg00273:Re: Re: DL4 Question

32: > > headrush.
48: > I've considered the Headrush, but I was put off by the 11.9 second

200206/msg00733:Re: re[2]: granular looping- and a hush falls

151: > > DL4, Headrush and

200206/msg00260:Re: DL4 Question

20: headrush.

200206/msg00609:Re: ambient then rhythmic?

73: >the exact effect). I've done this on the repeater, DL4, Headrush and
226: Headrush, etc, really don't even go past what we think of as the beginner

200206/msg00620:Re: ambient then rhythmic?

39: > exact effect). I've done this on the repeater, DL4, Headrush and

200206/msg00727:Re: i had some ideas for a custom guitar i would like to run by you all

48: > Headrush (alas the only looper) to vintage filters, modern rack effects,

200207/msg00882:Re: Repeater MIDI clock issues

44: >I sometimes have something running (i.e. a loop in the Headrush) and then

200207/msg00606:Re: one for the guitarists

30: all looped with a jamman and headrush.

200207/msg00122:Re: Zoom 2100 questions

39: As a test, I'm modeling existing loopers such as the Headrush, DL4,
43: 2100 emulation in just a few hours. The Headrush, DL4, and Boomerang

200207/msg01326:My First Post Revisited

35: Headrush.
56: searching for information on the Akai Headrush. By
63: Headrush pedal after seeing it in action during a performance
75: With regard to the Headrush, I am having a little difficulty

200207/msg00554:Re: Band Info & Gig Spam -- San Francisco Area

51: >> (Lovetone Meatball, Line 6 MM4 & DL4, Akai Headrush, EBS Octabass, EH

200207/msg00872:Repeater MIDI clock issues

35: I sometimes have something running (i.e. a loop in the Headrush) and then

200207/msg00987:Re: MIDI syncing (Was: DL4 vs. Line6 Echo Pro)

38: I've also got the Headrush, Zoom 2100 and venerable JamMan modeled. I have

200207/msg00487:Band Info & Gig Spam -- San Francisco Area

27: (Lovetone Meatball, Line 6 MM4 & DL4, Akai Headrush, EBS Octabass, EH Bass

200207/msg00208:Re: Looper census

30: It was not until I read a review about the Akai Headrush a couple of
36: Had I opted for the Headrush instead of the DL4, I probably would not be
37: doing what I am doing now (musical street prostitution), as the Headrush

200207/msg00813:RE: cheap looper

22: name (Boomerang, Digitech PDS8000, ZVex Lo-Fi Loop Junkie, Akai Headrush,
23: Line6 Dl4). I do own the Dl4 and the Headrush, and have been playing for a
26: PDS8000s 8sec. and the Headrush's 23sec.), BUT: excellent sound quality,
41: headrush, FireworX, HR-GP5, Studio4, Vortex, RS3, D2 etc - mistake!).

200207/msg00547:Re: Band Info & Gig Spam -- San Francisco Area

40: > (Lovetone Meatball, Line 6 MM4 & DL4, Akai Headrush, EBS Octabass, EH

200208/msg00526:Re: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others

3: Re: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others
10: Subject: Re: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others
21: this midi clock sync modification to the headrush.

200208/msg01251:Re: Lo Fi Looping

25: with the Headrush, I think 'glitch' is a side effect of high fidelity!

200208/msg00577:Re: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others

3: Re: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others
10: Subject: Re: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others
41: >So last winter I began a project: to transform my Headrush to be able to

200208/msg01255:Re: Lo Fi Looping

26: > with the Headrush, I think 'glitch' is a side effect of high fidelity!

200208/author:(No subject)

167: Re: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others, August 19, 2002
760: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others, August 19, 2002
1344: Re: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others, August 21, 2002

200208/msg00523:Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others

3: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others
10: Subject: Midi synchro for headrush,DL4 and others
33: So last winter I began a project: to transform my Headrush to be able to

200208/msg00431:Re: one guitar played therw four guitar amps.

25: An Akai Headrush has four outputs that are live in "tape echo" mode. If
29: now. I'd be interested in someone who's used four speakers with a Headrush

200208/msg00897:RE: Repeater spotted for sale

128: >back when my only loopers were a DL4 and a Headrush...

200208/msg00874:RE: Repeater spotted for sale

50: back when my only loopers were a DL4 and a Headrush...

200209/msg00433:Re: Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky

39: Headrush: I haven't used the Repeater out yet although that's likely to

200209/msg00459:Re: Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky

59: > Headrush: I haven't used the Repeater out yet although that's likely to

200211/msg00700:Re: RC-20: I've got it and i already scream...

26: (I also loop with an Akai Headrush, a Korg SDD-1000, a

200211/msg00077:Re: Seeking Switches

19: When the Akai Headrush first came out, we had a thread about noisy switches interfering with acoustic (miked) looping. Then when the DL-4 came out, I noticed that it had quieter switches.

200211/msg00169:ot: caetano veloso looping?

18: don't know if anybody cares but i was flipping through the booklet from caetano veloso's latest nonesuch release "live in bahia" and there's an obscured picture of what appears to be HIS pedalboard and what doth my eyes behold? but an akai headrush sitting next to a few other devices for which i care not.

200211/msg00650:Re: Boomerang/ bass amp

27: sound quality, you might want to consider the headrush or DL4, which both

200211/msg00670:Re: Boomerang/ bass amp

38: >sound quality, you might want to consider the headrush or DL4, which both

200211/msg00985:Re: Looper Construction Kit website open!

47: > Headrush. I have more examples on the way including the RC-20 and

200211/msg00082:RE: Seeking Switches

29: >When the Akai Headrush first came out, we had a thread about noisy

200211/msg00191:RE: caetano veloso looping?

32: behold? but an akai headrush sitting next to a few other devices for which i

200211/msg00971:Looper Construction Kit website open!

28: Headrush. I have more examples on the way including the RC-20 and

200211/msg00484:Re: FCB1010 and Repeater, together again

29: DL4/EchoPro or even a Headrush.

200211/msg00081:Re: Seeking Switches

20: >When the Akai Headrush first came out, we had a thread about noisy

200212/msg00216:Re: "the perfect looper", an opinion poll...

29: > wall wart, and a price tag lower than a Headrush,

200212/msg00343:Re: [looper's] RE: where is the looper in this picture?

39: Headrush...

200212/msg00114:RE: Update on Looping Hardware

27: and shortly after I got a Headrush. While the Headrush sat on the shelf for

200212/msg00345:re: Advice gurus

106: Akai Headrush, the Line6 (the green one), The Boss and The Boomerang. I play

200212/msg00332:Advice gurus

23: " DEFAULT="SIZE">'d like to start play with my guitar, for example a simple riff or arpeggios with a pair of chords record it and while I'm starting to play something other the device keep playing the previous loop , then add another loop and then continuing hearing the previous two playing something else on hit and so on (like 3, or 4 loops or maybe more if possible). I want to do it during live gigs so I need something easy to use if possible. Well Hardware talking I obviously prefer a pedal more than a rack/mini rack. In my budget level I think there are these 4 (I read the reviews on the web page) : the Akai Headrush, the Line6 (the green one), The Boss and The Boomerang. I play alone as I told you so something in which I can connect more than an Instrument (like guitar + voice= could be interesting.

200212/msg00215:Re: "the perfect looper", an opinion poll...

24: wall wart, and a price tag lower than a Headrush,

200212/msg00363:Re: [looper's] RE: where is the looper in this picture?

60: Headrush...

200301/msg00788:Re: looping with a mic

23: i think my/your ears are too precious -> better an akai headrush &

200301/msg00606:Re: boomerang vs. rc-20 vs. line6 vs ??

47: > Again, my vote is for the Headrush. In the newest Musicians Friend, the

200301/msg00583:Re: looking for simple live looper not based on tempo....

44: > well as the Headrush and DL4 require the player to

200301/msg00598:Re: boomerang vs. rc-20 vs. line6 vs ??

48: > Again, my vote is for the Headrush. In the newest Musicians Friend, the

200301/msg00597:Re: boomerang vs. rc-20 vs. line6 vs ??

29: Again, my vote is for the Headrush. In the newest Musicians Friend, the

200301/msg00579:Re: looking for simple live looper not based on tempo....

41: well as the Headrush and DL4 require the player to

200301/msg00565:Re: looking for simple live looper not based on tempo....

39: correctly, the Headrush, in delay mode has long delay times with

200301/msg01215:Re: Jazz Looping Pedalboard

35: Meatball, Akai Headrush, EBS Bass Octave, & Moogerfooger Ring Modulator in

200302/msg00851:Haedrush

22: and was looking to pick up a 2nd Headrush. I don't know

200302/msg01067:Re: my little looping story

27: >times later my Headrush arives in the mail (yesterday). Far removed from

200302/msg00853:Re: Haedrush

19: As far as I know, the Headrush hasn't been
27: Another option: I'll trade you *my* Headrush for an
35: >...looking to pick up a 2nd Headrush. I don't

200302/msg00387:attn: stephen roberts - where to begin - was "average age..."

21: begin with something affordable, like the akai headrush. if you like what

200302/msg00389:RE: attn: stephen roberts - where to begin - was "average age..."

31: > begin with something affordable, like the akai headrush. if

200302/msg01062:my little looping story

26: times later my Headrush arives in the mail (yesterday). Far removed from

200302/msg00330:Unidentified subject!

20: was thinking about a Akai headrush, but I want something that I can hook

200302/msg00744:Re: Minimalist rigs (long)

25: just a headrush, a vocal mic and my breath synth -- that was really well

200302/msg00879:Re: Haedrush

20: Headrush. I've deleted the original post, so I'll

200303/msg00715:Re: dragging instruments around

58: DigiVerb whose two outputs go to a Headrush and an
76: Headrush and the RC-20. (I made little indicator

200303/msg01151:Re: Orvilles to replace EDPs?

69: Why don't you just get something simple like an Akai headrush? If your

200303/msg00713:Re: line 6 dl4 mod?

39: >(the Akai Headrush came out around that time and also lacked the

200303/msg01075:[gig spam] Subscape Annex show tonight, Raleigh NC USA

21: Chapman Stick/theremin player dancing on the pedals (Headrush, Z-Vex Loop

200303/msg00600:Re: line 6 dl4 mod?

31: the EDP is a sampler-style device" (the Akai Headrush came out around

200304/msg00319:Akai Headrush: what's the gap space?

3: Akai Headrush: what's the gap space?
10: Subject: Akai Headrush: what's the gap space?
22: headrush is the dr16 hd recorder???

200304/msg00521:Re: Boss DD6 Warp Effect - Swooshing Taking off Effect

19: I know the headrush doesn't do that, however the Echo
34: > that with my Echo Pro or my Headrush and I am

200304/msg00524:Re: Boss DD6 Warp Effect - Swooshing Taking off Effect

27: > I know the headrush doesn't do that, however the
46: > > that with my Echo Pro or my Headrush and I am

200304/msg00608:Re: hello from new member...

32: > searching for info about the Akai Headrush box, I discovered what LD is

200304/author:(No subject)

998: Akai Headrush: what's the gap space?, April 13, 2003

200304/msg00586:hello from new member...

19: Just joined this group the other night. I had stumbled across the LD website once before, but didn't check it out because I assumed (I know, my bad) it was about the kind of "looping" connected with the Acid software series (I have nothing against Acid, I just don't use that program,yet). Then, while searching for info about the Akai Headrush box, I discovered what LD is really about- a pleasant surprise!

200304/msg00518:Boss DD6 Warp Effect - Swooshing Taking off Effect

25: that with my Echo Pro or my Headrush and I am

200304/msg00108:Re: Line6 Echo Pro---Pros and Cons

65: no wrong getting an Akai Headrush, which is available

200305/msg00402:Re: Guinness World Record Looping

30: > All this is quite funny. i talk about stepping on a headrush

200305/msg00331:Re: Guinness World Record Looping

49: > Had a laugh with some friends after my foot slipped on my Headrush.

200305/msg00868:Re: Subject: Re:Mega compact looping rig

44: In it I am using a Headrush, compressor, a couple of

200305/msg00068:V-Bass, was Re: brotherhood of the bass

69: [obLoop: used both a Headrush and a Repeater in my show last night,

200305/msg00404:RE: Guinness World Record Looping

21: > headrush the wrong way, in the dark by accident, and

200305/msg00329:Guinness World Record Looping

19: Had a laugh with some friends after my foot slipped on my Headrush.

200305/msg00392:Re: Frisell - Digitech PDS-8000 Echo Plus

26: I did the same thing to my Headrush and my RC-20;

200305/msg00857:Subject: Re:Mega compact looping rig

31: or the Zoom 504 or Headrush. Everything goes out to either the house

200305/msg00397:RE: Guinness World Record Looping

19: All this is quite funny. i talk about stepping on a headrush

200306/msg01214:Re: What happened to the Headrush?

3: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
22: >don't see the Headrush listed anywhere. Did it get quietly discontinued or

200306/msg00950:Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?

3: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
26: >I only have the Headrush.... Yet I drool for a

200306/msg00829:Akai Heardush , a little frustrated, please help..

18: I'm using the Headrush to loop with my band and having trouble locking in the loop time with the drummer. Any tips?

200306/msg00929:Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?

3: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
21: > I'm considering buying a headrush unit, and I

200306/msg00854:Re: Akai Heardush , a little frustrated, please help..

19: "One trick that works well with the Headrush for following another player's

200306/msg00830:Re: Akai Heardush , a little frustrated, please help..

21: > I'm using the Headrush to loop with my band and

200306/msg01052:Re: Frippertronics and Soundscapes

205: Headrush or the Boss RC-20, so those development histories are mysteries
208: Before the Headrush, Akai did the Remix-16 which was obviously a dj thing.

200306/msg01194:Re: What happened to the Headrush?

3: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
32: > don't see the Headrush listed anywhere. Did it get

200306/msg01287:Re: Cambridge Looping Thing?

33: Mike was using a Headrush

200306/msg00935:Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?

3: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
21: > I'm considering buying a headrush unit, and I wondered what the general

200306/author:(No subject)

90: Re: What happened to the Headrush?, June 27, 2003
133: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?, June 23, 2003
439: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?, June 23, 2003
468: Akai Headrush- opinions?, June 23, 2003

200306/msg00836:Re: Akai Heardush , a little frustrated, please help..

21: i used the headrush for about two years before graduating to

200306/msg00927:Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?

3: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
18: I like the Headrush. The sound quality of the loops is very good. The loops can be about 12 seconds with more loops that can be added or about 24 sec of one loop. This is a limitation but for the money you can't beat it. The switches take time to get used to but work pretty well once you get used to them. I haven't used the tape delay or digital delay settings much but what I heard sounded good. Overall a very cool and fun unit. Great for laying down chord loops and jamming over them. I do wish it had more loop time so I could get a whole song looped but then were talking double the $. Hope that helps.

200306/msg00952:Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?

3: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
24: I like the Headrush. The sound quality of the loops is very good. The loops can be about 12 seconds with more loops that can be added or about 24 sec of one loop. This is a limitation but for the money you can't beat it. The switches take time to get used to but work pretty well once you get used to them. I haven't used the tape delay or digital delay settings much but what I heard sounded good. Overall a very cool and fun unit. Great for laying down chord loops and jamming over them. I do wish it had more loop time so I could get a whole song looped but then were talking double the $. Hope that helps.

200306/msg01187:What happened to the Headrush?

3: What happened to the Headrush?
10: Subject: What happened to the Headrush?
21: don't see the Headrush listed anywhere. Did it get quietly discontinued or

200306/msg00898:Re: Akai Heardush , a little frustrated, please help..

18: I use the Headrush in a church setting. In many churches today they do what's called harp and bowl music ( ie guitar , bass, drums and keyboards, provide a free flowing background for prayer and worship). For instance last week we played C#m9 1bar Bsus 1bar and A2 2 bars in a loop with lead guitar over the top. I could lean over to the bass player and give another set of changes to make things more interesting as well and throw down a new loop. Believe it or not this gets a lot of people stirred up to pray. Of course this is played at a moderate volume where people can hear themselves. Anyone can come up who wants to sing or pray. It's definately more of an open mic vibe in a church setting. Like the old coffeehouses in the 60's. Makes church a fun thing for me especially now with the Headrush. I'm sure this will stir up some conversation!

200306/msg00847:Re: Akai Heardush , a little frustrated, please help..

34: One trick that works well with the Headrush for
40: Headrush-specific drawback is that you can't do the

200306/msg00977:Subscape Annex: June 26 in Clayton NC

25: My looping gear is going to be any 2 of an Akai Headrush (if the power

200306/msg00922:Akai Headrush- opinions?

3: Akai Headrush- opinions?
10: Subject: Akai Headrush- opinions?
18: I'm considering buying a headrush unit, and I wondered what the general concensus was on it's strengths and weaknesses? Any info or opinions would be appreciated.

200306/msg01203:Re: What happened to the Headrush?

3: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
25: don't see the Headrush listed anywhere. >>

200306/msg01215:FYI: headrush update

3: FYI: headrush update
10: Subject: FYI: headrush update
44: > > Search: HEADRUSH

200306/msg00937:Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?

3: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush- opinions?
20: > I only have the Headrush.... Yet I drool for a

200307/msg00333:footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

23: one (a Headrush) cascaded into another (an RC-20), but
30: where several reiterations of a short Headrush loop

200307/msg00348:Re: footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

23: > instrument -> headrush -> A/B box: A -> RC20 ->
36: It did occur to me that a second Headrush stuck in
41: didn't really want to buy a second Headrush.

200307/msg00342:Re: footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

21: A = serial, headrush and then RC20
23: A+B = serial (headrush then RC20), mixed with a straight signal
40: > > one (a Headrush) cascaded into another (an RC-20), but
45: > instrument -> headrush -> A/B box: A -> RC20 -> passive mixer input 1

200307/author:(No subject)

396: Re: What happened to the Headrush?, July 24, 2003
1558: Re: What happened to the Headrush?, July 24, 2003
1692: RE: What happened to the Headrush?, July 24, 2003

200307/msg00336:Re: footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

33: >one (a Headrush) cascaded into another (an RC-20), but
40: >where several reiterations of a short Headrush loop

200307/msg00335:Re: footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

32: > > one (a Headrush) cascaded into another (an RC-20), but
37: > instrument -> headrush -> A/B box: A -> RC20 -> passive mixer input 1

200307/msg00345:Re: footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

34: >one (a Headrush) cascaded into another (an RC-20), but
41: >where several reiterations of a short Headrush loop

200307/msg00912:RE: What happened to the Headrush?

3: RE: What happened to the Headrush?
10: Subject: RE: What happened to the Headrush?
45: Headrush?

200307/msg00389:Re: boss dd-20 faults

20: Headrush. Unless you already have one.

200307/msg00377:Re: footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

21: you did the RC20 loop first, then split out the Headrush, it might be
34: > A = serial, headrush and then RC20
36: > A+B = serial (headrush then RC20), mixed with a straight signal
53: > > > one (a Headrush) cascaded into another (an RC-20), but

200307/msg00334:Re: footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

24: > one (a Headrush) cascaded into another (an RC-20), but
29: instrument -> headrush -> A/B box: A -> RC20 -> passive mixer input 1

200307/msg00906:Re: What happened to the Headrush?

3: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
18: Did anyone find out if the Headrush is still being manufactured and sold? (and who's selling it).

200307/msg00337:Re: footswitchable series/parallel signal routing schemes

32: > > one (a Headrush) cascaded into another (an RC-20), but
37: > instrument -> headrush -> A/B box: A -> RC20 -> passive mixer input 1

200307/msg00911:Re: What happened to the Headrush?

3: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
10: Subject: Re: What happened to the Headrush?
21: > Did anyone find out if the Headrush is still being

200308/msg00270:RE: Subject: RE: cheap tape echo

38: The other significant feature difference is that the Headrush allows
53: > Line6 DL4. The Headrush can't do it. There are in fact only a few
55: > Headrush does which the DL4 can't do. One are the four separate
57: > the Headrush (which come in handy if you want to use different effects

200308/msg00258:Re: Re:cheap tape echo

22: anyone know if the headrush can do this well?

200308/msg00939:changes at Akai Pro

18: I read today in the latest "Pro Sound News" that Akai recently revamped their entire distribution system. Maybe that's why the Headrush has been harder to find lately.

200308/msg00268:Subject: RE: cheap tape echo

19: The other significant feature difference is that the Headrush allows
34: > Line6 DL4. The Headrush can't do it. There are in fact only a few
36: > Headrush does which the DL4 can't do. One are the four separate
38: > the Headrush (which come in handy if you want to use different effects

200308/msg01206:Roland sp-303 as a loop/sample/drumbox station...

26: drawback to using such a unit instead of a headrush/rc-20 type unit ???

200308/msg00818:Re: reaktor, MSP, etc

36: >usb interface. Live. I also use a dl4 and a headrush. And I play

200308/msg00817:Re: reaktor, MSP, etc

21: usb interface. Live. I also use a dl4 and a headrush. And I play

200308/msg01172:Re: Cranky Kim

85: > Headrush. It does the same one function and costs a lot less.
114: say a Headrush or a DL4?

200308/msg00146:DL4 vs Echo Pro

26: I started getting into looping with the AKAI headrush, but moved on to the

200308/msg01272:Re: Roland sp-303 as a loop/sample/drumbox station...

55: >drawback to using such a unit instead of a headrush/rc-20 type unit ???

200308/msg01150:Re: Cranky Kim

134: Headrush. It does the same one function and costs a lot less.

200308/msg00262:Re: Re:cheap tape echo

23: > anyone know if the headrush can do this well?

200308/msg00261:Re:cheap tape echo

19: Sounds like you want an Akai Headrush or a Line6 DL-4.

200308/msg00265:Re: Re:cheap tape echo

22: The headrush is quite flexible when it comes to the 4 (virtual) heads, you
26: time, the headrush does not change pitch of the delayed sound as real tape
43: >anyone know if the headrush can do this well?

200308/msg00260:RE: cheap tape echo

19: Line6 DL4. The Headrush can't do it. There are in fact only a few things
21: Headrush does which the DL4 can't do. One are the four separate outputs of
22: the Headrush (which come in handy if you want to use different effects on

200308/msg01327:Re: Narrowing the field (Re: Currently available looper music webpage)

33: Akai Headrush

200308/msg00612:RE: future loopers

27: my Headrush and RC-20 into a DL-4. If I have a loop

200308/msg00287:Re: Subject: RE: cheap tape echo

21: > Headrush allows
39: Sure, the Headrush is pretty bare-bones, but it sounds

200309/msg00016:Re: Summary of Violin Loopers Question

20: http://www.cellojuice.com loops with an AKAI Headrush

200309/msg00154:Subscape Annex (Tuesday) 9 September 2003, Raleigh NC

24: obLoop: My looping gear is going to be any 2 of an Akai Headrush (if the

200309/author:(No subject)

911: Ebay Spam: Akai Headrush, September 10, 2003

200309/msg00175:Ebay Spam: Akai Headrush

3: Ebay Spam: Akai Headrush
10: Subject: Ebay Spam: Akai Headrush
19: I have a Akai Headrush up for grabs on Ebay if anybody is interested.

200310/msg00085:Re: How do you approach looping composition?

64: > and this helped me to decide to buy an akay headrush and trying to
78: > Headrush -> Rolls DI -> Behringer Mixer -> IBM Thinkpad (as recording

200310/msg00080:Re: How do you approach looping composition?

54: and this helped me to decide to buy an akay headrush and trying to
68: Headrush -> Rolls DI -> Behringer Mixer -> IBM Thinkpad (as recording

200310/msg00082:Re: How do you approach looping composition?

54: > and this helped me to decide to buy an akay headrush and trying to
68: > Headrush -> Rolls DI -> Behringer Mixer -> IBM Thinkpad (as recording

200310/msg00079:How do you approach looping composition?

35: and this helped me to decide to buy an akay headrush and trying to
49: Headrush -> Rolls DI -> Behringer Mixer -> IBM Thinkpad (as recording

200311/msg00301:RE: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

22: Akai Headrush

200311/msg00164:Re: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

22: Headrush

200311/msg00180:Re: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

20: akai headrush

200311/msg00077:boom-er-rangerssssssssssss

23: > So you'd say that your boomerang is noisier than your headrush?
26: headrush might top out at unity, while possibly the boomerang gives some
33: a difference between the 2. but the headrush (which i love, btw and makes
51: >> love mine, it's the whole show. well... i do play a headrush in the

200311/msg00087:Re: [LOOP] THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

22: Akai Headrush

200311/msg00104:Re: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

21: Akai Headrush

200311/msg00068:Re: boom er ranger

23: > love mine, it's the whole show. well... i do play a headrush in the
40: So you'd say that your boomerang is noisier than your headrush?

200311/msg00133:Re: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

23: > Akai Headrush

200311/msg00347:Re: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

65: 2% ownership (5 or 6 owners, 1 device each) = Akai Headrush, Boss RC-20,

200311/msg00201:Re: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

22: > Akai Headrush

200311/msg00390:Re: Help about setting up a computer-based rig

22: techinques of looping (what I can't do with my little headrush). I'm not

200311/msg00040:Solo Loop Gig Question?

20: ive been looping at gigs for about 3 years now. i use the boss rc-20 loopstation for my MalletKat marimba and i use the akai headrush through a microphone for vaious vocal, wind and percussion instruments.

200311/msg00110:RE: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

20: akai headrush ('though i'm liking it less and less)

200311/msg00385:Help about setting up a computer-based rig

21: I got a bit tired of the limitations of my Akay Headrush (don't ask me

200311/msg00358:RE: Why use 2 loopers?

24: loop, which are: Repeater, Headrush, DL4, digitech RDS, Vortex and TC D

200311/msg00175:RE: THE LOOPING TOOLS I USE

27: Akai Headrush

200311/msg00061:boom er ranger

24: love mine, it's the whole show. well... i do play a headrush in the

200312/msg00442:Re: DD-20 Review in Guitar Player--and a Question

28: that matter the Headrush?
36: No pitch shift on the Headrush

200312/msg00238:RE: Digitech XDD DigiDelay and assorted loopers

32: and space restraints--many love the Headrush and I know everyone here went

200312/msg00434:Re: DD-20 Review in Guitar Player--and a Question

46: that matter the Headrush?

200312/msg00425:DD-20 Review in Guitar Player--and a Question

29: Headrush?

200312/msg00079:Re: A few questions for stompbox loopers

19: I'm currently using an RC-20 and an Akai Headrush at the end of the signal

200312/msg00005:gig spam: Subscape Annex 2 December 2003, PS211, Winston-Salem NC

22: home) player dancing on pedals (Headrush, RC-20 LoopStation, Z-Vex

200403/msg00168:Re: godlyke powerall??

30: I use it to power a DL-4, Akai Headrush, VL-70m, and a Roland drum

200403/msg00267:gig spam: Subscape Annex 23 March 2004, Winston-Salem NC

27: obLoop: I regularly use an Akai Headrush, an RC-20 LoopStation and a Z-Vex

200403/msg00347:Please help...Which Looping Pedal?

19: I am looking at the Akai Headrush, the Line6 DM-4, the Boss DD-20 and the
33: Headrush is something of an enigma.

200403/msg00349:Re: Please help...Which Looping Pedal?

35: > I am looking at the Akai Headrush, the Line6 DM-4, the Boss DD-20 and the
52: > Headrush is something of an enigma.

200403/msg00354:RE: Please help...Which Looping Pedal?

48: > I am looking at the Akai Headrush, the Line6 DM-4, the Boss DD-20 and the
65: > Headrush is something of an enigma.

200404/msg00236:gig spam (Raleigh/Durham NC) for April

19: (obLoop: I regularly use an Akai Headrush, a Boss RC-20 LoopStation and a

200404/msg00131:Re: Simple loop-based meditation for children

27: Thanks for your inquiry. The Headrush LED flashes only once per loop/delay

200404/msg00084:Re: Looping w/battery power (Re: Andre goes away )

23: Akai Headrush

200404/msg00006:a simple loop-based meditation for children

27: (though any electric will do for me), an Akai Headrush, and a 15-watt
33: progression in my mind, then set the length of the Headrush accordingly
40: progression in my mind. I kept myself in sync with the Headrush's LED for

200404/msg00091:Percussionist and EDP seeker

123: Akai Headrush

200405/msg00233:gig spam: Subscape Annex, RTP, NC, USA

24: obLoop: I most often use an Akai Headrush and a Boss RC-20 for looping,

200405/msg00150:trying to find the right looping tool

21: I also noticed in an ad in Guitarworld that Akai has released a new version of the Headrush.....it is E2 rather than E1. Does anyone know anything about this unit.

200405/msg00157:Re: trying to find the right looping tool

59: version of the Headrush.....it is E2 rather than E1. Does anyone know

200405/msg00100:Re: Re: new EDP features

19: The Akai Headrush will let you do most of that on the cheap ($200 or so
22: It's the One Unique Feature of the looper function of the Headrush.

200406/msg00367:Re: Item for Sale

20: the Akai Headrush I was getting ready to sell on ebay. Prepal said $158,
22: anyone is looking for a Headrush, it's up there right now: item number

200406/msg00497:Akai Headrush E2 info

3: Akai Headrush E2 info
10: Subject: Akai Headrush E2 info

200406/msg00401:Re: Headrush status?

3: Re: Headrush status?
10: Subject: Re: Headrush status?
20: > >As a couple of people have mentioned things about the Headrush

200406/msg00383:Re: Headrush status?

3: Re: Headrush status?
10: Subject: Re: Headrush status?
19: >As a couple of people have mentioned things about the Headrush

200406/author:(No subject)

292: Akai Headrush E-2, June 18, 2004
355: Re: Akai Headrush E-2, June 18, 2004
356: Re: Headrush status?, June 18, 2004
364: Headrush status?, June 17, 2004

200406/msg00407:Re: Akai Headrush E-2

3: Re: Akai Headrush E-2
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush E-2

200406/msg00385:Re: Headrush status?

3: Re: Headrush status?
10: Subject: Re: Headrush status?
25: Subject: Headrush status?

200406/msg00403:Re: Akai Headrush E-2

3: Re: Akai Headrush E-2
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush E-2

200406/msg00399:Akai Headrush E-2

3: Akai Headrush E-2
10: Subject: Akai Headrush E-2

200406/msg00444:Re: Akai Headrush E-2

3: Re: Akai Headrush E-2
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush E-2

200406/msg00375:Headrush status?

3: Headrush status?
10: Subject: Headrush status?
19: As a couple of people have mentioned things about the Headrush lately, I'm

200406/msg00418:Re: Akai Headrush E-2

3: Re: Akai Headrush E-2
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush E-2
64: Subject: Akai Headrush E-2

200406/msg00363:gig spam, Raleigh, NC, USA: Phasmatodea & Subscape Annex

23: obLoop: I use an Akai Headrush (E-1 - now that an E-2 exists I should

200407/msg00114:Gig Spam Atlanta

25: Headrush E-1 along with some other bells and whistles. The event is called

200407/msg00554:RE: Buying an Echoplex and Firstborns

36: and Headrush I'm more than well taken care of.

200407/msg00121:Re: [LOOP] RE: Zvex Effects Inquiry

63: machine chip. It makes the Akai Headrush E1 or original Boomerang sound
78: I use an Akai Headrush E1 and RC-20 LoopStation as my performance
84: one of the three (Headrush, RC-20, Z-Vex) home, I'd probably leave the

200407/msg00321:show announcement: Phasmatodea and others, Raleigh NC 15 July 2004

25: include an Akai Headrush E1, Boss RC-20, Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky, and Line6

200408/msg00324:show announce: 919noisenight#5, Raleigh NC, Thursday 19 August 2004

24: gear, including a DL-4, 2 E-H 16sec delay reissues, Akai Headrush E1,

200408/msg00424:Question about the far outlet

24: could run my equipment (akai headrush, yamaha vl70, small amp, samson

200408/msg00444:Question about the far outlet

31: outlet or whatever I end up getting to power my headrush and synths --

200409/msg00242:Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky

46: machine chip. It makes the Akai Headrush E1 or original Boomerang sound
66: I use an Akai Headrush E1, RC-20 LoopStation, and Electro-Harmonix 16
72: had to leave one of the three (Headrush, RC-20, Z-Vex) home, I'd probably

200409/msg00374:Re: Boss RC20XL

27: setting is. My Headrush got the same treatment,

200410/msg00472:RE: KT Tunstall

27: >>Prepare for the HEADRUSH!! For it is the name of a new pedal i've just started using and my, it's a wee beauty. I can record live drum loops by bashing my guitar, add percussion with trusty tambourine, hand claps, backing vocals, and as long as i press the right buttons at the right time, i have a little Taiwanese band playing along with me. Supros Dupre.<<

200410/msg00097:RE: Headrush E2

3: RE: Headrush E2
10: Subject: RE: Headrush E2
38: > Subject: Headrush E2

200410/msg00485:RE: KT Tunstall's toys (was: anyone know who this is in this thread?)

38: I use an AKAI headrush 2, split my vocal & guitar and

200410/msg00095:Headrush E2

3: Headrush E2
10: Subject: Headrush E2
19: For you lower-end loopers, it looks like the new Akai Headrush E2 has

200410/author:(No subject)

352: Headrush E2, October 06, 2004
998: RE: Headrush E2, October 07, 2004

200410/msg00483:RE: anyone know who this is in this thread?

24: > who said she uses a Headrush.
31: Re: the Headrush, I've had mine since the week they

200410/msg00478:Which Looper to Employ (was Repeater or EDP)

26: Look at what KT Tunstall does with a Headrush!

200410/msg00481:RE: anyone know who this is in this thread?

21: who said she uses a Headrush. However, I do know that

200411/msg00320:show: Phasmatodea, Raleigh NC, Thursday night

26: [1] Our usual complement of looping gear includes an Akai Headrush

200411/author:(No subject)

326: Headrush got no headroom, November 18, 2004
763: Re: Headrush got no headroom, November 18, 2004

200411/msg00334:Headrush got no headroom

3: Headrush got no headroom
10: Subject: Headrush got no headroom

200411/msg00337:Re: Headrush got no headroom

3: Re: Headrush got no headroom
10: Subject: Re: Headrush got no headroom
29: Subject: Headrush got no headroom

200412/msg00591:Which looper to get?

19: Currently using Akai Headrush e1. Great, but loop time is too short. Really like that when you overdub on top of the 1st layer, you can strip everything back down to that first layer by hitting the record button twice.

200412/msg00475:RE: MIDI pedal board for Line6 Echo Pro

63: using the Headrush and RC-20 as loopers. Made a mental

200412/msg00611:Re: Which looper to get?

32: Currently using Akai Headrush e1. Great, but loop time is too short. Really like that when you overdub on top of the 1st layer, you can strip everything back down to that first layer by hitting the record button twice.

200412/msg00511:I'd love you feedback

33: site are made live with Repeater, Headrush, D12, and EDP too. I'd love

200412/msg00159:Re: CONSTRAINT OF RANDOMNESS

41: b) a Headrush, a DL-4 and an RC-20, unsynched

200412/msg00473:RE: MIDI pedal board for Line6 Echo Pro

42: using the Headrush and RC-20 as loopers. Made a mental

200412/author:(No subject)

790: For Sale: Akai E1 Headrush Looper/Big Delay, December 10, 2004

200412/msg00272:For Sale: Akai E1 Headrush Looper/Big Delay

3: For Sale: Akai E1 Headrush Looper/Big Delay
10: Subject: For Sale: Akai E1 Headrush Looper/Big Delay
21: I put my Akai E1 Headrush up on ebay:

200501/msg00445:Re: Hi

27: delays. I've had a Headrush for several years now, and I just purchsed two Boss
28: DD-20 giga-delays. What an upgrade! The Headrush doesn't have much headroom, has

200501/msg00008:Re: Which looper to get?

19: The reissued Headrush is just like the original
30: > Currently using Akai Headrush e1. Great, but loop

200501/msg00021:THE AMBiENT PiNG presents Repair with Self-Service Visuals

53: her vocals with a Headrush looper and maybe a synth too.

200501/msg00075:AW: loop delay effect for singers?

37: size=2>Another option would be an Akai headrush, which is considerably cheaper,

200501/msg00444:RE: Hi

31: kt tunstall seems to manage ok with her headrush, but that technique is only a part of her repertoire after all....

200501/msg00582:battery operated looping gear

21: looping--kt uses the Headrush, won't run on batteries--

200501/msg00500:AW: Loopy Llama - question from a concerned user

32: Headrush: two buttons, one for start/stop, one for record.

200502/msg00760:Gig Spam NYC This Sunday 2/20 Lambic live at ABC No-Rio

26: Lots of loopage here, Stephen uses a Boomerang, and Paul uses a Headrush, DL-4, Boomerang, and PDS-8000. Any Loopers Delight people please come up and say hi!

200502/msg00118:Line 6 -DL4 or Boss DD-20 or Akai E2

19: anybody got anything to add re; DD-20 or the Akai E2 Headrush, any

200502/msg00133:RE: Line 6 -DL4 or Boss DD-20 or Akai E2

51: anybody got anything to add re; DD-20 or the Akai E2 Headrush, any

200502/msg00120:Re: Line 6 -DL4 or Boss DD-20 or Akai E2

20: >anybody got anything to add re; DD-20 or the Akai E2 Headrush, any users

200502/msg00938:Re: boss pedals

28: or Headrush were. In fact, I traded in an RC-20 in on a DD-20 -- which

200502/msg00144:Re: Line 6 -DL4 or Boss DD-20 or Akai E2

34: Intelligent tour of the late 70s). I had the Headrush for several years and
56: > anybody got anything to add re; DD-20 or the Akai E2 Headrush, any

200503/msg00267:show: Subscape Annex, 13 March 2005, Raleigh NC (fwd)

25: DL-4, 1 Akai Headrush E1, and a Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky.

200503/msg00229:Re: Unidentified subject!

19: I'm not sure about the new model, but the original Akai Headrush had
21: overdubs or up to 23.8 seconds without allowing overdubs. The Headrush
25: Headrush, EDP, and Line 6 DL-4 all in the rig at the same time). The
26: original Headrush was going for a premium on ebay for a while (mine

200503/msg00234:Re: Unidentified subject!

45: > >I'm not sure about the new model, but the original Akai Headrush had
47: > >overdubs or up to 23.8 seconds without allowing overdubs. The Headrush
51: > >Headrush, EDP, and Line 6 DL-4 all in the rig at the same time). The
52: > >original Headrush was going for a premium on ebay for a while (mine

200504/msg00246:Re: Loop Station, DD-20 or Line6 DL4?

58: > I had considered the Headrush but discounted it as

200504/msg00244:Loop Station, DD-20 or Line6 DL4?

43: I had considered the Headrush but discounted it as just not enough for what

200505/msg00788:akai headrush pedal for sale

3: akai headrush pedal for sale
10: Subject: akai headrush pedal for sale
19: I'm selling my akai headrush (it's the silver one, great condition,

200505/msg00574:Akai Headrush Questions

3: Akai Headrush Questions
10: Subject: Akai Headrush Questions
20: Just got an allegedly new Headrush from Musician's Friend and it's a blem: they quickly corrected the mistake monetarily (thank you MF) but I'm not sure if it's working correctly.

200505/msg00577:RE: Akai Headrush Questions

3: RE: Akai Headrush Questions
10: Subject: RE: Akai Headrush Questions
24: Headrush E1 (virtually exactly the same thing as the E2 except the switch

200505/msg00576:Re: Akai Headrush Questions

3: Re: Akai Headrush Questions
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush Questions

200505/author:(No subject)

151: RE: Akai Headrush Questions, May 19, 2005
152: RE: Akai Headrush Questions, May 19, 2005
796: Akai Headrush Questions, May 19, 2005
797: Re: Akai Headrush Questions, May 19, 2005

200505/msg00579:Re: Akai Headrush Questions

3: Re: Akai Headrush Questions
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush Questions

200505/msg00575:RE: Akai Headrush Questions

3: RE: Akai Headrush Questions
10: Subject: RE: Akai Headrush Questions
30: Headrush, and I think it is a great looper to get started on, every simple

200506/msg00116:FS: headrush v2

3: FS: headrush v2
10: Subject: FS: headrush v2
18: Title: FS: headrush v2

200506/msg00468:Phasmatodea and Plumerai, Raleigh NC USA, Friday June 24

25: Our usual complement of looping gear includes an Akai Headrush (version

200506/msg00472:RE: inscribing

52: Our usual complement of looping gear includes an Akai Headrush (version 1),

200506/msg00469:unsucribing

38: Our usual complement of looping gear includes an Akai Headrush (version 1),

200506/msg00490:RE: Definitive List of Every Looper Ever Made

34: My rig includes an Akai Headrush (the old one), an

200506/author:(No subject)

276: FS: headrush v2, June 06, 2005

200506/msg00143:two Boss DD-20s and an output secret

18: Title: FS: headrush v2

200507/msg00065:RE: Acoustic questions and "Hello!"

22: information.....I know my friend got a Headrush for $160 (with tax) a little
36: Headrush away at the same price point. Matthew should take a few minutes to
92: corners everywhere. I believe the Akai Headrush is the cheapest looper

200507/msg00068:Re: Acoustic questions and "Hello!"

57: Headrush E1. I've since expanded to 3 loopers (Headrush, Line 6 DL-4,
58: and Echoplex DP), contracted back to 2 (sold the Headrush), and will

200507/msg00004:RE: definitive list of every looper I've ever used

58: 1 x headrush

200507/msg00063:Re: Acoustic questions and "Hello!"

22: Matthew. I'd only add that, for looping tools, the Boss DD-20 blows the Headrush
78: corners everywhere. I believe the Akai Headrush is the cheapest looper

200507/msg00067:RE: Acoustic questions and "Hello!"

40: > Good information.....I know my friend got a Headrush for $160 (with

200507/msg00009:RE: definitive list of every looper I've ever used

45: the full list of solid-state loopers (i.e. no tape decks): 2 x jam-man 2 x DL4 1 x vortex 2 x repeater 1 x headrush 1 x EH 16sec reissue 1 x DOD dimension 12 1 x boss rps-10 (the 1/2 rack pitch-shift/delay) 2 x powertran mcs-1 various boss digital delay pedals

200507/msg00058:RE: Acoustic questions and "Hello!"

50: the Akai Headrush is the cheapest looper on the market <$200, you may want to

200507/msg00081:Roland EV-10 and RAD-50 Re: Acoustic questions and "Hello!"

39: Nice reply, Brian - you covered a lot of good ground for Matthew. I'd only add that, for looping tools, the Boss DD-20 blows the Headrush away at the same price point. Matthew should take a few minutes to scan the Loopers Delight web site, particularly "Tools of the Trade" for more hardware info.
56: Given your price limitations, you may need to cut corners everywhere. I believe the Akai Headrush is the cheapest looper on the market <$200, you may want to see if this could possibly fit your needs though the RC-20 has longer record times and loop storage capabilities.

200508/msg00578:Re: flexible looper in small package

43: > Headrush (both generations), but at least it has a decent size.

200508/msg00631:Re: flexible looper in small packag

42: record backing tracks. The likes of an RC-20, DL-4 and Headrush are

200508/msg00116:gig spam (loop oriented): This Saturday Lambic duo @ the Waterfront Ale House, Brooklyn NY

24: looping tools include 2 boomerangs, dl-4, pds-8000. headrush...

200508/msg00122:Re: gig spam (loop oriented): This Saturday Lambic duo @ the Waterfront Ale House, Brooklyn NY

19: That's right, the celebrated improvising rock/jazz/electronic/whatever band is doing their first Brooklyn club date this Saturday, August 6th, from 11pm to 2am. PLEASE come out, it should be a great show at a great place with great food (before 11pm) and an awesome beer lineup (Lambic is all about the beer)! Also, there is NO COVER CHARGE. Much loopage: looping tools include 2 boomerangs, dl-4, pds-8000. headrush...Lambic is:Paul Sullivan--guitars and effectsStephen Moses--drums, trombone and effectsThe Waterfront Ale House155 Atlantic Ave (between Henry and Clinton), Brooklyn, NY718 522-3794To get to the Waterfront Ale House:F train to Bergen St--walk 3 blocks north to Atlantic Ave, then left (west) on atlantic 1 1/2 blocks ORR train to Court Street, walk south to Atlantic Avenue , take a right

200508/msg00443:shows Wed & Thursday, Raleigh NC

35: Looping devices I'll be using include the Akai Headrush E1, the new

200508/msg00577:flexible looper in small package

27: Headrush (both generations), but at least it has a decent size.

200508/msg00627:NYC gig spam: Lambic @ CBGB gallery 313 this Tuesday, 8/30 @ 10 pm

24: boomerangs, dl-4, pds-8000. headrush...

200508/msg00562:Re: [LOOP] Digitech Jamman - 3 Second Minimum Loop

20: Yeah, I've been revisiting my Headrush a lot lately,
33: > which is why I keep my Akai Headrush E1 in my signal

200508/msg00558:Re: [LOOP] Digitech Jamman - 3 Second Minimum Loop

27: which is why I keep my Akai Headrush E1 in my signal chain for that

200508/msg00630:Re: flexible looper in small packag

20: record backing tracks. The likes of an RC-20, DL-4 and Headrush are

200508/msg00582:Re: flexible looper in small package

54: > Headrush (both generations), but at least it has a

200508/msg00580:RE: flexible looper in small package

56: > Headrush (both generations), but at least it has a decent size.

200509/msg00672:RE: loop devices and amps for busking

44: Akai E2 Headrush

200509/msg00681:Re: loop devices and amps for busking

46: >Akai E2 Headrush

200509/msg00673:Re: REQ: loop devices and amps for busking

27: >Akai E2 Headrush
33: The Headrush is wall wart operation only, no batteries.

200509/msg00676:RE: loop devices and amps for busking

64: Akai E2 Headrush

200509/msg00616:How does he do it?

20: he's using an Akai Headrush pedal? http://www.anticon.com/dosh.mov
21: (At ca. 1:35) I think it's a Boss delay pedal? Does the Headrush have
24: seems like the Headrush has multiple undos. I can't find any of these
25: functions on Headrush info pages.

200509/msg00669:REQ: loop devices and amps for busking

27: Akai E2 Headrush

200509/msg00648:Re: How does he do it?

19: Yes, the Headrush has a separate dry out, along with all its effected
23: > I don't have my Headrush in front of me, but I *think* you can access

200509/msg00029:AW: Live vocal loopers..?

71: latest akai headrush to use for the guitar but my dilemma is this... Is

200509/msg00646:Re: How does he do it?

19: I don't have my Headrush in front of me, but I *think* you can access just
34: > In the press section it says that he uses the Headrush for a looper.
43: > > Where does it state that Dosh is using a Headrush in this video?
64: > >> he's using an Akai Headrush pedal? http://www.anticon.com/dosh.mov

200509/msg00670:Re: REQ: loop devices and amps for busking

34: > Akai E2 Headrush

200509/msg00027:Live vocal loopers..?

22: Anyway, would be really grateful if anyone could answer a question I have... I have a boss rc20xl which I was planning to use for the guitar but ending up using for vocal loops... I was thinking of getting the latest akai headrush to use for the guitar but my dilemma is this... Is there a better live, foot-operated vocal looper than using a boss rc20xl? If so, I'd rather relegate the boss to the guitar department and get a more suitable vocal looper...

200509/msg00674:Re: [LOOP] REQ: loop devices and amps for busking

31: > Akai E2 Headrush

200509/msg00671:Re: loop devices and amps for busking

44: Akai E2 Headrush

200509/msg00653:Re: How does he do it?

29: > Headrush for a looper.
40: > > Where does it state that Dosh is using a Headrush
66: > >> he's using an Akai Headrush pedal?
69: > Does the Headrush have

200509/msg00623:Re: How does he do it?

19: Where does it state that Dosh is using a Headrush in this video?
36: > he's using an Akai Headrush pedal? http://www.anticon.com/dosh.mov
37: > (At ca. 1:35) I think it's a Boss delay pedal? Does the Headrush have
40: > seems like the Headrush has multiple undos. I can't find any of these

200509/msg00640:Re: How does he do it?

19: In the press section it says that he uses the Headrush for a looper.
28: > Where does it state that Dosh is using a Headrush in this video?
49: >> he's using an Akai Headrush pedal? http://www.anticon.com/dosh.mov
50: >> (At ca. 1:35) I think it's a Boss delay pedal? Does the Headrush have

200510/msg00319:Re: Repeater-- Speculation and disinformation

21: Yes, the first version of the Boomerang only supported one loop, butthat was seven or eight years ago. It also received its share ofcriticism regarding price/performance. Back then there was only theBoomerang and the EDP in production (I believe the JamMan had beendiscontinued and the Headrush was yet to come), and many peopleappreciated the straightforward interface and pedal form factor. Itwas so nifty that Line6 thought it'd be a good idea to pretty muchcopy the idea as their looper in the DL-4.After many years of dedicated hardware loopers, expectations arehigher, and the new JamMan falls short for many people. Had they madeit so that you could save the contents of a loop when switching to thenext loop without bending over, stopping the loop and pressing abutton, they'd have made the thing siginificantly more useful not

200510/msg00304:Re: Repeater-- Speculation and disinformation

23: discontinued and the Headrush was yet to come), and many people

200510/msg00476:two looping shows this week in North Carolina

28: Headrush E1, Boss RC-20 LoopStation [non-XL], Digitech Jamman), in Chapel

200510/msg00015:Re: loop devices and amps for busking

65: >> Akai E2 Headrush

200510/msg00586:looping gear pro/con moment (iheart batteries)

23: forget the adapter for the Akai Headrush). Given I was doing layered loops

200511/msg00530:Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

101: > > Akai Headrush

200511/msg00195:Re: Reaktor

18: On Nov 9, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Mark Smart wrote:BTW I heard that someone posted a complete Echoplex emulation in the Reaktoruser library. Haven't tried it.Haven’t ever seen such a thing, or been able to find it by searching, but here’s a link to a screen shot of a pretty cool Reaktor live-looper:http://snipurl.com/jp56-SK4XHThere used to be a headrush emulation in the user-library, but it’s gone now...Don’t think non-owners can browse the Reaktor user-library, but if anyone here would like to peruse a 40-page pdf file I created outlining how folks with no code/DSP experience could use Reaktor to build extraordinary FX, just let me know and I’ll post a downloadable copy. It gives a pretty good sense of how flexible and deep Reaktor is as a DIY realtime FX device, I think.dc

200511/msg00588:Re: AW: New here and looking for a looping device

45: > or half of it for the reverse delay). The Akai Headrush would also

200511/msg00529:RE: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

93: > Akai Headrush

200511/msg00542:Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

110: >>Akai Headrush

200511/msg00546:yes, DFX Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

135: > >>> Akai Headrush

200511/msg00541:RE: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

90: > Akai Headrush

200511/msg00587:AW: New here and looking for a looping device

31: or half of it for the reverse delay). The Akai Headrush would also be in

200511/msg00199:Re: Reaktor

43: > There used to be a headrush emulation in the user-library, but it's gone

200511/msg00545:Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

135: > >>Akai Headrush

200511/msg00534:RE: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

113: Akai Headrush

200511/msg00516:It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

77: Akai Headrush

200511/msg00538:Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

103: >>>Akai Headrush

200511/msg00537:Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

104: > Akai Headrush

200511/msg00558:Boomerang didn't come back, just kept flying Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

161: > >> Akai Headrush

200511/msg00544:Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

118: >>> Akai Headrush

200511/msg00143:Re: query 'real time live looping'

55: For simple as you describe, I suggest looking for an Akai Headrush.
56: There's two versions, the older silver Headrush E1 (out of production),
57: and a blue Headrush E2 (currently in production, I think). I have an E1 -
61: The Headrush also tends to be cheaper than the RC-20 (XL or not).

200511/msg00548:Re: It's that time again! 2005 Biennial Looper's Survey

144: >> Akai Headrush

200511/msg00589:Re: AW: New here and looking for a looping device

57: >or half of it for the reverse delay). The Akai Headrush would also be in

200601/msg01183:Looperlative LP1 and Web 2.0

41: as useful as, say, a Boss, an LD or an Akai Headrush. As long as it

200602/msg00496:headrushers?

19: i've recently decided to become reacquainted with my akai headrush
30: 3. how does the overdub feedback work in the headrush? since it's not

200602/msg00844:tap tempo irregularity in akai e2...

24: i'm a fan of the akai headrush pedals... i owned 2

200602/msg00450:Re: [LOOP] How do YOU loop?

24: (usually Akai Headrush) at the beginning of my signal chain, several

200602/msg00807:Re: RC-50 Fade Out

47: idle. It also describes the Akai Headrush in loop mode when the
54: the RC-20 and Headrush, these have shaped my view of (pure) looping.

200602/msg00944:RE: Boomerang sampler

81: the price. The Digitech, RC-50, and Headrush have just never done it

200602/msg00517:RE: headrushers?

19: To answer Q.1, my pal Mark Sullivan once ran his Headrush into 4 amps, but
31: > i've recently decided to become reacquainted with my akai headrush
42: > 3. how does the overdub feedback work in the headrush? since it's not

200602/msg00732:Re: RC-50 Fade Out

40: Being the owner of only a Boss RC-20 and an Akai Headrush, what am I not

200602/msg00728:Re: RC-20 Fade Out

28: (My Headrush has the same mod; while it's not as

200602/msg00553:Re: headrushers?

21: > To answer Q.1, my pal Mark Sullivan once ran his Headrush into 4 amps,
43: >> 3. how does the overdub feedback work in the headrush? since it's not

200602/msg00246:Re: looping on npr

33: > It's an Akai Headrush, affectionately known as "The Wee Bastard". A

200602/msg00943:Re: Boomerang sampler

44: the price. The Digitech, RC-50, and Headrush have just never done it

200602/msg00568:Re: headrushers?

21: > headrush? since it's not
29: Headrush. I often find myself using it to establish a

200602/msg00735:Re: RC-50 Fade Out

49: > Being the owner of only a Boss RC-20 and an Akai Headrush, what am I not

200602/msg00231:Re: looping on npr

21: It's an Akai Headrush, affectionately known as "The Wee Bastard". A

200602/msg00733:Re: RC-50 Fade Out

66: >owner of only a Boss RC-20 and an Akai Headrush, what am I not

200603/msg00934:tuba loopage example/samples

41: * Akai Headrush E1 >

200603/msg00980:RE: tuba loopage example/samples

57: > * Akai Headrush E1 >

200603/msg00492:REQUEST

28: the RC 20, Boomerang, Headrush,

200603/msg00994:Re: NYC gig spam (looping content): LAMBIC @ CBGB Gallery 313 this Tuesday 3/28 from 10 to 11 pm

27: > loopage, including 2 boomerangs, dl-4, pds-8000. headrush... From our

200603/msg00493:Re: REQUEST

28: > to do with the RC 20, Boomerang, Headrush,

200603/msg00911:NYC gig spam (looping content): LAMBIC @ CBGB Gallery 313 this Tuesday 3/28 from 10 to 11 pm

18: Lambic returns to CBGB gallery 313 (right next door to the original CBGB) this Tuesday, March 28th, at 10pm And yes, there will be loopage, including 2 boomerangs, dl-4, pds-8000. headrush... From our myspace page http://myspace.com/lambic - Lambic is a style of Belgian ale that is spontaneously fermented from wild yeasts. Lambic is also a band featuring Paul Sullivan on guitars and effects, and Stephen Moses (Alice Donut) on drums, trombone, and effects. Lambic is spontaneously fermented music, free improvisation with a groove. Please join us for a rare Manhattan show at CBGB's 313 Gallery. Each show has been unique and special, like our namesake.

200603/msg00230:NYC gig spam (looping content): LAMBIC @ the Waterfront Ale House this Saturday 3/11 from 11 pm-2 am

18: That's right, the celebrated improvising rock/jazz/electronic/whatever band is performing at one of their favorite places, the Waterfront Ale House in Brooklyn, this Saturday, March 11th, from 11pm to 2am. PLEASE come out, it should be a great show at a great place with great food (before 11pm) and an awesome beer lineup (Lambic is all about the beer)! Also, there is NO COVER CHARGE. Much loopage: looping tools include 2 boomerangs, dl-4, pds-8000. headrush...Saturday night is turning out to be a night full of looping! First Steve Sandberg's Brooklyn show at 8 pm, then Lambic at 11! Hope to see anyone from the list there, please come up and say hi...

200603/msg00960:Re: tuba loopage example/samples

49: > * Akai Headrush E1 >

200604/msg00726:Re: . T. Tunstall (was Re: looper reviews)

24: minutes later (2nd generation Akai Headrush) and I

200604/msg00723:Re: looper reviews

26: Akai Headrush.

200604/msg00413:RE: How to start

56: briefly looked at the Akai Headrush pedal (though I think the sampling time is

200604/msg00479:shameless plug

30: Of loop note, on the CDs I used a Headrush, a DL4, an

200604/msg00412:Re: How to start

71: > Akai Headrush pedal (though I think the sampling

200604/msg00410:How to start

35: looked at the Akai Headrush pedal (though I think the sampling time is too short

200604/msg00095:FS: Digitech PDS8000

21: beginning, Digitech PDS8000 & Akai Headrush) for several years. Now I'm

200604/msg00875:Re: best looper?

41: > rhythm tracks. I've been using an old Akai Headrush, but it's quite

200604/msg00416:Re: How to start

81: > > Akai Headrush pedal (though I think the sampling

200604/msg00880:Re: best looper?

38: > Headrush, but it's quite

200604/msg00419:Re: How to start

107: briefly looked at the Akai Headrush pedal (though I think the sampling time is

200604/msg00874:best looper?

25: rhythm tracks. I've been using an old Akai Headrush, but it's quite

200605/msg00165:[show] Trashed: An Unnecessary Packaging Hall of Shame, Raleigh

20: (I'll be using the following loopers: Akai Headrush, Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop

200606/msg00089:Re: AW: Gear photos (was: Looping shoes)

24: > on the Headrush and RC-20 for turning the dials with

200606/msg00082:AW: Gear photos (was: Looping shoes)

21: on the Headrush and RC-20 for turning the dials with your (bare) feet?

200607/msg00996:Re: Quick poll

24: Akai Headrush, Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky, Boss RC-20 Loopstation.

200607/msg00924:Boss RC-50 Latency Issues

18: I tried out the Boss RC-50 at the store yesterday at length.I've been a Akai Headrush user for some years, have gotten to the point where I can't play my live gigs without it.But I figure it was time for some "variation" and the RC50 looked good.

200607/msg00305:The Transformation of Scotty Irving, Vol. I

45: I used several loopers in the process: an Akai Headrush E1 and Z-Vex

200607/msg00734:Re: RC-50 video on summer NAMM

25: (Akai Headrush).

200608/msg00615:Re: akai headrush (first version) power supply

3: Re: akai headrush (first version) power supply
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush (first version) power supply

200608/msg00140:Re: ...what to go for then?

21: > JamMan, Boomerang, Akai Headrush....the standard units, cause I´ll

200608/msg00413:Re: Cheapest Looping Gear

33: The cheapest looping devices I'm aware of are the Akai E2 Headrush (for â‚¬119) and the Boss RC2 (for â‚¬145).

200608/msg00456:Re: EXPLAIN your 10th Anniversary Birthday 30 second tune

173: loopers were a Boss RC-20 (old version), an Akai Headrush (old version)

200608/msg00423:Questions to E2 Headrush users

3: Questions to E2 Headrush users
10: Subject: Questions to E2 Headrush users
21: on the E2 Headrush. So if any a Headrush users has answers to the questions

200608/msg00137:Re: ...what to go for then?

27: models like RC-20, RC-20XL, JamMan, Boomerang, Akai Headrush....the standard

200608/msg00412:Cheapest Looping Gear

22: The cheapest looping devices I'm aware of are the Akai E2 Headrush (for

200608/msg00131:Re: ...what to go for then?

18: What is laptop looping?I'm currently using an Akai Headrush and I'm very curious.2006/8/8, Jeff Kaiser <loopersdelight@pfmentum.com

200608/msg00139:Re: ...what to go for then?

44: Akai Headrush....the standard units, cause I´ll probably go for one of

200608/msg00173:Re: RC-50 glitch

18: Agreed.I really don't feel like waiting up for Boss.I think I'm going to get 2 more Akai Headrush units to get the job done.2006/8/8, Paul Richards <

200608/msg00141:Re: ...what to go for then?

54: Headrush....the standard units, cause I´ll probably go for one of these.

200608/msg00414:RE: Cheapest Looping Gear

31: The cheapest looping devices I'm aware of are the Akai E2 Headrush (for

200608/msg00000:RE: Quick poll

24: rig: Headrush

200608/msg00156:Re: ...what to go for then?

84: > >> like RC-20, RC-20XL, JamMan, Boomerang, Akai Headrush....the

200608/author:(No subject)

979: Questions to E2 Headrush users, August 16, 2006
1086: akai headrush (first version) power supply, August 23, 2006
1201: Re: akai headrush (first version) power supply, August 24, 2006

200608/msg00161:Re: ...what to go for then?

133: >> Akai Headrush....the

200608/msg00389:RE: EXPLAIN your 10th Anniversary Birthday 30 second tune

35: version), an Akai Headrush (old version) and a Line6

200608/msg00612:akai headrush (first version) power supply

3: akai headrush (first version) power supply
10: Subject: akai headrush (first version) power supply

200608/msg00166:Re: ...what to go for then?

124: > > Akai Headrush....the

200608/msg00157:Re: ...what to go for then?

114: > Akai Headrush....the

200608/msg00144:Re: ...what to go for then?

88: Boomerang, Akai Headrush....the standard units, cause I´ll probably go

200609/msg00109:Re: Looping vocals

28: The Akai E2 Headrush -

200609/msg00676:Re: Belated Results: 2005 Looper Survey!

69: > 8) Akai Headrush - 6 devices

200609/msg00183:Re: Looping vocals

53: > >The Akai E2 Headrush - I bought one and took it

200609/msg00679:repair Headrush E1?

3: repair Headrush E1?
10: Subject: repair Headrush E1?
19: My Akai Headrush E1 looper pedal recently developed an annoying

200609/msg00114:Re: Looping vocals

35: > The Akai E2 Headrush - I bought one and took it straight back, as I

200609/msg00253:Looping at Different Skies

22: have my RC-20 and Headrush with me. Brian Good is also in attendance.

200609/msg00674:Belated Results: 2005 Looper Survey!

58: 8) Akai Headrush - 6 devices

200609/msg00110:Re: Looping vocals

53: > The Akai E2 Headrush - I bought one and took it straight back, as I

200609/msg00112:Re: Looping vocals

37: >The Akai E2 Headrush - I bought one and took it straight back, as I

200609/author:(No subject)

124: repair Headrush E1?, September 30, 2006

200609/msg00182:Re: Looping vocals

49: > > The Akai E2 Headrush - I bought one and took it

200610/msg00170:akai headrush e2 for sale (new)

3: akai headrush e2 for sale (new)
10: Subject: akai headrush e2 for sale (new)

200610/author:(No subject)

147: akai headrush e2 for sale (new), October 11, 2006

200612/msg00093:software newbie

18: i'm really starting to see the limitations of hardware.i'm currently using an akai headrush and its hooked up the effects loop on my mixer.i can virtually loop anything that is coming into the mixer.but with the headrush, it just keeps layering, and after each layer you lose control over the last layer.

200612/msg00014:looping contact mics and effects

23: Headrush E2) with effected segments from most of my z ve x and
33: 2) Multiple contact mics (K&Ks) and loopers (Akai Headrush E2, Boss RC-20,

200612/msg00096:AW: software newbie

24: limitations of your hardware, the Headrush.
73: i'm currently using an akai headrush and its hooked up the effects
76: but with the headrush, it just keeps layering, and after each layer

200612/msg00296:electro harmonix 2880 w/footpedal thoughts

18: I've been really interested in the 2880 recently and am thinking about picking it up.Right now I'm using the akai headrush to loop my sounds.Most of my songs are around the 5 minute range, and I create my loops using the headrush,

200612/msg00105:Re: software newbie

19: Bill is correct. The Headrush, while a good tool is
38: place of your headrush in your effects loop. Prepare
50: > > i'm currently using an akai headrush and its
55: > > but with the headrush, it just keeps layering, and

200612/msg00095:Re: software newbie

22: > i'm currently using an akai headrush and its hooked up the effects
25: > but with the headrush, it just keeps layering, and after each layer
28: I also have a Headrush that is fed a signal from an effect send.
30: the EQ on the Headrush's channel. By sending THIS channel to the

200612/msg00335:RE: electro harmonix 2880 w/footpedal thoughts

92: akai headrush to loop my sounds.Most of my songs are around the 5 minute
93: range, and I create my loops using the headrush,but basically when I want

200612/msg00570:Re: Boss pedal reponse (was RE: boss rc50 vs mh2880)

18: As for pedal action on the RC50, I'm still trying to get used to it..I'm so used to the switch on the Akai Headrush, that the RC50 seems a bit hard to press.Hopefully I'll get used to this in a few days...

200612/msg00297:Re: Looper's Christmas list

27: I could ramble on about another personal wish for Xmas but this is supposed to be music related things that enhance our creativity so either an Akai Headrush or Jamman or new Boss pedal. I have a simple Digitech X ped right now and most looping occurs in real playing...

200612/msg00332:Re: electro harmonix 2880 w/footpedal thoughts

72: Right now I'm using the akai headrush to loop my sounds.
74: using the headrush,

200702/msg01002:RE: digitech xdd delay

29: doesn't the akai headrush do both of these? separate outs for fx only and

200703/msg00046:Re: KT Tunstall

23: find out something about the Akai Headrush I landed on

200704/msg00028:Re: tuba looping on the Martian ice floes

51: loopers (Akai Headrush, Boss RC-20, Boss RC-20XL, Digitech Jamman).]

200704/msg00648:Re: BATTLES

41: >a Headrush.

200704/msg00015:tuba looping on the Martian ice floes

38: loopers (Akai Headrush, Boss RC-20, Boss RC-20XL, Digitech Jamman).]

200704/msg00643:Re: BATTLES

23: replaced him live with a Headrush.

200704/msg00037:FS: 4 Digitech 7.6 second TimeMachines, PDS-8000 Echo Plus and otherloopers

35: Akai Headrush E1: $150

200704/msg00034:Re: tuba looping on the Martian ice floes

55: > loopers (Akai Headrush, Boss RC-20, Boss RC-20XL, Digitech Jamman).]

200705/msg00087:NYC gig spam: LAMBIC plays Mo Pitkin's at 11pm TONIGHT thursday 5/3--loop content

18: Hi, everyonelong time lurker, infrequent poster. Lambic is a duo consisting of Paul Sullivan-guitar and effects, Stephen Moses-drums, trombone and effects (some of you may know of Steve from his other band, Alice Donut). The effects we use include many loopers--2 boomerangs, headrush, DL-4, pds-8000...We'll be doing 1 set at 11 pm this Thursday May 3rd at Mo Pitkin's House of Satisfaction (and who among us doesn't crave some satisfaction?), 34 Avenue A, between east 2nd and east 3rd streets. For more info, http://www.mopitkins.com/info.html http://myspace.com/lambic cdbaby.com/cd/lambic Hope to see you there, any list members please come up and say hi!

200705/msg00352:Re: Re: more looped tuba examples from Ouroboros

91: > I have two loop pedals (Akai Headrush E2, Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky) at the

200705/msg00348:Re: Re: more looped tuba examples from Ouroboros

75: I have two loop pedals (Akai Headrush E2, Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky) at the

200705/msg00354:Re: more looped tuba examples from Ouroboros

98: I have two loop pedals (Akai Headrush E2, Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky) at the

200705/msg00351:AW: Re: more looped tuba examples from Ouroboros

20: > I have two loop pedals (Akai Headrush E2, Z-Vex Lo-Fi Loop

200705/msg00744:Re: POST YOUR SETUP

30: Akai Headrush E2

200706/msg00301:Re: HELP! ONE-MAN BLUES BAND HOW TO??

40: >> I bought an Akai Headrush but the looping time never gives me

200706/msg00299:Fwd: HELP! ONE-MAN BLUES BAND HOW TO??

22: I bought an Akai Headrush but the looping time never gives me enough time to lay down the 12 bar blues.Â I'm new to looping, but IÂ sense that the concept of looping is something that would work with the kind of thing I want to do, if there isÂ a looper which will permitÂ a loop for a minute or more to get through the 12 bar blues.Â Â Which of the present loopers would be best to use for my purposes?Â Any info or advice greatly appreciated!

200706/msg00696:Re: Boss RC50 - two inputs and two outputs?

18: I use an A/B box to do that. My gtr into the A/B, one side goes to the looper, one side goes right to the amp.then I can decide if I am including the gtr in the loop. You could also program the RC-50 to mute the inputs, depending on what you want to do, but I think that's not as flexible as an A/B box.TeddyOn Jun 18, 2007, at 8:12 AM, Stuart Masters wrote:Thanks, guys, that's really useful. Does anyone know if you can have both guitar and vox running through the RC50 but loop them individually? Say, if you wanted to loop a vocal but play guitar underneath and not loop guitar... or loop your guitar while singing but not loop your voice... I've phoned around and find this out anywhere! Marc Marshall <agentlesoul2004@yahoo.com> wrote: I love the feature. I can run my guitar into it and send it to my Mesa Boogie amp and run a mike into it, and run it into the PA. I aslo should mention you can assign pan for each track as well as assign the output location. It works great in the effects loop of my studio mixer as I can loop anything connected to the mixer. midifriedchicken@comcast.net wrote: I thought that feature was a useless bell. Or was it a whistle. -------------- Original message -------------- From: Marc Marshall <agentlesoul2004@yahoo.com> it's easy, just read the manual. You can assign all inputs to MAIN, SUB or MAIN & SUB outputs'Teddy <teddybutter@mac.com> wrote: yes, definitelyTeddyOn Jun 15, 2007, at 8:30 AM, Stuart Masters wrote:> Hello,>> I do apologise if this has already been coverered (I checked and > couldn't find anything on the archive) but does anyone know if it's > possible to plug a guitar and a mic into the RC50 and have them > come out of two separate outputs?>> I'm a singer/acoustic performer and I'm currently using a Headrush > E2 for guitar and a Boss RC20xl for vocals. I'd love to be able to > sync loops using mic/guitar and the RC50 sounds great. At the > moment it's impossible using two separate units.>> But it would probably cause problems if the guitar/vox couldn't go > to two separate places because I'd be in control of the overall > balance rather than the sound guy - probably not sensi ble!>> Really grateful for anyone's advice... Sorry that this is more of a > question than discussion topic, by the way...>> Stuart

200706/msg00559:Boss RC50 - two inputs and two outputs?

18: Hello, I do apologise if this has already been coverered (I checked and couldn't find anything on the archive) but does anyone know if it's possible to plug a guitar and a mic into the RC50 and have them come out of two separate outputs? I'm a singer/acoustic performer and I'm currently using a Headrush E2 for guitar and a Boss RC20xl for vocals. I'd love to be able to sync loops using mic/guitar and the RC50 sounds great. At the moment it's impossible using two separate units. But it would probably cause problems if the guitar/vox couldn't go to two separate places because I'd be in control of the overall balance rather than the sound guy - probably not sensible! Really grateful for anyone's advice... Sorry that this is more of a question than discussion topic, by the way...

200706/msg00300:Re: Fwd: HELP! ONE-MAN BLUES BAND HOW TO??

32: > I bought an Akai Headrush but the looping time never gives me enough

200706/msg00305:Re: HELP! ONE-MAN BLUES BAND HOW TO??

45: > >> I bought an Akai Headrush but the looping time never gives me

200706/msg00563:Re: Boss RC50 - two inputs and two outputs?

18: it's easy, just read the manual. You can assign all inputs to MAIN, SUB or MAIN & SUB outputs'Teddy <teddybutter@mac.com> wrote: yes, definitelyTeddyOn Jun 15, 2007, at 8:30 AM, Stuart Masters wrote:> Hello,>> I do apologise if this has already been coverered (I checked and > couldn't find anything on the archive) but does anyone know if it's > possible to plug a guitar and a mic into the RC50 and have them > come out of two separate outputs?>> I'm a singer/acoustic performer and I'm currently using a Headrush > E2 for guitar and a Boss RC20xl for vocals. I'd love to be able to > sync loops using mic/guitar and the RC50 sounds great. At the > moment it's impossible using two separate units.>> But it would probably cause

200706/msg00562:Re: Boss RC50 - two inputs and two outputs?

34: > I'm a singer/acoustic performer and I'm currently using a Headrush

200706/msg00564:Re: Boss RC50 - two inputs and two outputs?

22: yes, definitelyTeddyOn Jun 15, 2007, at 8:30 AM, Stuart Masters wrote:> Hello,>> I do apologise if this has already been coverered (I checked and > couldn't find anything on the archive) but does anyone know if it's > possible to plug a guitar and a mic into the RC50 and have them > come out of two separate outputs?>> I'm a singer/acoustic performer and I'm currently using a Headrush > E2 for guitar and a Boss RC20xl for vocals. I'd love to be able to > sync loops using mic/guitar and the RC50 sounds great. At the > moment it's impossible using two separate units.>> But it would probably cause problems if the guitar/vox couldn't go > to two separate places because I'd be in control of the overall > balance rather than the sound guy - probably not sensi

200706/msg00694:Re: Boss RC50 - two inputs and two outputs?

20: anyone know if it's > possible to plug a guitar and a mic into the RC50 and have them > come out of two separate outputs?>> I'm a singer/acoustic performer and I'm currently using a Headrush > E2 for guitar and a Boss RC20xl for vocals. I'd love to be able to > sync loops using mic/guitar and the RC50 sounds great. At the > moment it's impossible using two separate units.>> But it would probably cause problems if the guitar/vox couldn't go > to two separate places because I'd be in control of the overall > balance rather than the sound guy - probably not sensi ble!>> Really grateful for anyone's advice... Sorry that this is more of a > question than discussion topic, by the way...>> Stuart

200706/msg00906:folks and peas video rehearsal

18: it's a long one..but showcasing my simple looping setwith a small mixer and akai headrush e2http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6640901798859619202

200706/msg00566:Re: Boss RC50 - two inputs and two outputs?

19: <teddybutter@mac.com> wrote: yes, definitelyTeddyOn Jun 15, 2007, at 8:30 AM, Stuart Masters wrote:> Hello,>> I do apologise if this has already been coverered (I checked and > couldn't find anything on the archive) but does anyone know if it's > possible to plug a guitar and a mic into the RC50 and have them > come out of two separate outputs?>> I'm a singer/acoustic performer and I'm currently using a Headrush > E2 for guitar and a Boss RC20xl for vocals. I'd love to be able to > sync loops using mic/guitar and the RC50 sounds great. At the > moment it's impossible using two separate units.>> But it would probably cause problems if the guitar/vox couldn't go > to two separate places because I'd be in control of the overall >

200707/msg00096:Headrush delay trails?

3: Headrush delay trails?
10: Subject: Headrush delay trails?
38: considering buying a Headrush (E2). I already own a DL4 and plan on picking up

200707/msg00084:Headrush delay trails?

3: Headrush delay trails?
10: Subject: Headrush delay trails?
38: considering buying a Headrush (E2). I already own a DL4 and plan on picking up

200707/author:(No subject)

563: Headrush delay trails?, July 05, 2007
564: Headrush delay trails?, July 04, 2007
1136: RE: Headrush delay trails?, July 05, 2007

200707/msg00152:Re: Music Industry Decline

51: my own music (much of it loop-based, with DL4 and Headrush) by going to

200707/msg00753:NYC/Brooklyn gig spam: LAMBIC @ Barbes in Park Slope Brooklyn, Saturday July 28th @ 7 pm

26: Echo Plus, and Akai Headrush. For more info:http://

200707/msg00106:RE: Headrush delay trails?

3: RE: Headrush delay trails?
10: Subject: RE: Headrush delay trails?

200708/msg01225:worlds largest collection of loopers ;)

21: > I have two repeaters & a lexicon 32s jam-man, + a 2880, a headrush, a

200708/msg00021:Re: general question about equipment

44: > out again with the headrush E2, anyone have any opinions on it?

200708/msg01190:RC-2 saves the day

28: lexicon 32s jam-man, + a 2880, a headrush, a DL4, an echo-pro & a lot
113: (c/w footpedal controller) &/or an E2 headrush, let me know. they be

200708/msg00063:Re: general question about equipment

134: > > > > > out again with the headrush E2, anyone have any opinions on it?

200708/msg00147:Re: New to this and need set up help

22: also look at akai headrush delay and phrase sampler pedal

200708/msg00017:general question about equipment

20: 1. I currently play with a Boss RC 20xl. I have no complaints. Its clearly a matter of personal preference, but what are your opinions about the best guitar delay unit along in the same category as the 20xl. Adai just came out again with the headrush E2, anyone have any opinions on it?

200708/msg00143:Re: New to this and need set up help

21: also look at akai headrush delay and phrase sampler pedal

200708/msg00144:Re: New to this and need set up help

35: > also look at akai headrush delay and phrase sampler pedal
95: also look at akai headrush delay and phrase sampler pedal

200709/msg00869:Re: problem w/live looping using mic

18: this is my #1 problem onstage when looping on cello. i deal with it by:1) being very specific in my stage plot about how i am positioned relative to the speakers. no speakers should be pointing at me and i try to be positioned at least 6 feet behind the nearest PA speakers. i.e. the back of the stage! some venues (dance clubs) have speakers pointing towards the stage, i get them to turn those off for my performance. and setups where the PA is angled and the stage falls in the sound arc. i won't play those stages anymore.2) related to that, if using an amplifier, set it in front of you and do your looping behind it.3) don't do looping while on top of a subwoofer. often they are underneath the stage. find out where they are and move away from them.4) certain kinds of microphones are worse than others. make sure your mic is directional and is not picking up sound behind it.5) before soundcheck explain the technicalities of what you're doing to the soundperson. there is a physical limit to how loud i can go before sonic chaos ensues. i work with the soundperson to find this threshold during soundcheck so they can experience it.6) in ear monitors.On Sep 21, 2007, at 12:29 AM, Chris D'Errico wrote:Greetings all...I'm new to this list, & to the world of looping, but I have already run into a problem that I'm hoping someone could help me with:When looping vocals/harmonica in live performance-- through a PA, or guitar amp, or both-- the microphone picks up the sound of the PA/amp & starts to record itself recording loops-- sort of like a "mirror looking into a mirror" effect... At low volume it's not much of a problem, but at the higher volume necessary to push the sound out to an audience in a decent size room, I can't stop the sound from the PA/amp from bleeding into the mic. It gets worse the more layers I try to add to the loop, with the live mic rerecording the sound, it eventually causes a thin, tinny, high pitched feedback sound that destroys the process & performance. I never use monitors because that just makes it worse-- the mic picks that up also.Other singers out there who create live loops must be familiar with this problem, it's got be very common. Is there any possible way to counter this? Any ideas on a workable set-up?I use an old Shure mic into a few stompbox pedals into an Akai Headrush loop pedal & out to an old tube amp which has a line-out that I run into the PA system when needed. Thanks for your time & attention,Chris D.Las Vegas, Nevada _________________________________________________________________Kick back and relax with hot games and cool activities at the Messenger Café.http://www.cafemessenger.com?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_SeptWLtagline -- Zoë KeatingAvant Cellist & ComposerContact info:Telephone: 707.827.3217Mobile: 415.867.5292cello@zoekeating.comhttp://www.zoekeating.comhttp://www.myspace.com/zoecelloSnail Mail:Zoë KeatingPO Box 175Camp Meeker, CA 95419, USA

200709/msg00890:RE: problem w/live looping using mic

44: front of me. Also my looper is a simple one (Akai Headrush), don't know how

200709/msg00578:Looping Survey - status report

63: repeater (77%) and the Headrush series (71%).

200709/msg00331:RE: KT TUNSTALL LOOPING AT APPLE KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

43: > ago, using an akai headrush. the thing was the star of her blog at the

200709/msg00328:RE: KT TUNSTALL LOOPING AT APPLE KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

26: ago, using an akai headrush. the thing was the star of her blog at the

200709/msg00648:Guitar looper (1st post btw)

50: electronics education). The Akai E2 Headrush comes to mind..

200709/msg00839:Re: problem w/live looping using mic

39: > Headrush loop pedal & out to an old tube amp which has a line-out

200709/msg00889:RE: problem w/live looping using mic

30: Headrush), don't know how I'd separate the sound with that. But I guess

200709/msg00935:RE: problem w/live looping using mic

20: I also use a headrush in my guitar pedal board.
22: The headrush has an "effect out" which will split the loop out from the
46: simple one (Akai Headrush), don't know how I'd separate the sound with

200709/msg01050:looping different instruments and voice

22: licks on my Akai HeadRush , then pulling out the in- jack (luckily

200709/msg00856:Re: problem w/live looping using mic

99: >>I use an old Shure mic into a few stompbox pedals into an Akai Headrush

200709/msg01183:Loop Survey - Summary

134: Headrush : 17%
153: Headrush : 62%

200709/msg00353:RE: KT TUNSTALL LOOPING AT APPLE KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

22: >ago, using an akai headrush. the thing was the star of her blog at the

200709/msg00754:problem w/live looping using mic

41: I use an old Shure mic into a few stompbox pedals into an Akai Headrush

200709/msg00841:Re: problem w/live looping using mic

91: > I use an old Shure mic into a few stompbox pedals into an Akai Headrush

200709/msg00881:Re: problem w/live looping using mic

112: > > Headrush loop pedal & out to an old tube amp which

200709/msg00858:RE: problem w/live looping using mic

27: Gibson Echoplex-- more complicated & expensive than the Headrush, but more

200709/msg00365:RE: KT TUNSTALL LOOPING AT APPLE KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

26: definitely a headrush.

200710/msg00086:Akai Headrush problems

3: Akai Headrush problems
10: Subject: Akai Headrush problems
21: Headrush looper/delay pedal? as in they don't work properly? Mine was fine

200710/msg00433:RE: Newbie! (DD 20 question)

54: beer all down it's front. Sticking with my Headrush for the mo, until

200710/msg00440:RE: Newbie! (DD 20 question)

22: Ted, or anyone else savy to this question > > When going through the DD 20 in delay mode (100% or near) can you cut off your > input at some point, meaning can you get some loops (delays) going and then hit > the pedal again and play over the delaying loops dry? > > BTW I was at a small experimental gig in the local art museum which featured > Keith Rowe last night. Not a looper per se, but a pretty big guy in the electro > acoustic field. He lives here now in West France. > > Just thought I'd mention it. > > Thanks for any info. Still looking for the right pedal. Was leaning towards a > used boomerang, but they've been going quite dear on ebay of late. Don't really > fancy the rc 20 stuff. Not sure I really want to bridge out to the laptop set up > either, afraid I'd or someone else would spill beer all down it's front. > Sticking with my Headrush for the mo, until illu

200710/author:(No subject)

217: Akai Headrush problems, October 03, 2007

200710/msg00431:Re: Newbie! (DD 20 question)

18: Hello Ted, or anyone else savy to this questionWhen going through the DD 20 in delay mode (100% or near) can you cut off your input at some point, meaning can you get some loops (delays) going and then hit the pedal again and play over the delaying loops dry? BTW I was at a small experimental gig in the local art museum which featured Keith Rowe last night. Not a looper per se, but a pretty big guy in the electro acoustic field. He lives here now in West France. Just thought I'd mention it.Thanks for any info. Still looking for the right pedal. Was leaning towards a used boomerang, but they've been going quite dear on ebay of late. Don't really fancy the rc 20 stuff. Not sure I really want to bridge out to the laptop set up either, afraid I'd or someone else would spill beer all down it's front. Sticking with my Headrush for the mo, until illumination comes from above. It's just so damn short if you want to overdubI use it on both voice and instruments. I also use a Boss digital delay on the voice, which I play around with when my hands are free. Am now waiting for my Lexicon Vortex which I got off ebay to arrive!!!thanks anyonescottLe 11 oct. 07 à 16:32, tEd ® KiLLiAn a écrit :Hi there! On Oct 11, 2007, at 7:14 AM, Moore, David W Civ 86 MXS/MXMTA wrote: If I set a Gigadelay to 100% feedback, then everything I play will getrepeated for forever! Unlimited looping! 46 seconds is long enough too! The DD-20 is something I've frequently used.I've owned up to 3 of them at a time and I still own one.To my knowledge, the maximum delay time is 23 seconds.Unless Boss has upgraded the memory on the things, I suspect it still is.You might want to check, if this is important to you, before you buy.On the other side, it is a useful pedal indeed.Like you said, I too use the Delay Mode at (or near) 100% feedback instead of the Loop Mode.Loop Mode reminded me too much of the RC-20 -- which I owned for less than a week and took right back to Guitar Center for refund/trade-in on another DD-20.Having lops that at least have the possibility of decay and change seems a lot more musically useful and normal.There's my 2 cents.Good luck and welcome aboard.tEd ® KiLLiAnwww.tedkillian.comDifferent is not always better, but better is always different" Flux Aeterna: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playListId=6378076 Also check out the 1st set of BEMF (Boise Experimental Music Festival) CDs at: http://www.boisemusicians.com/experimental/cd.htm http://www.pfmentum.com/flux.html http://www.CDbaby.com/cd/tedkillian http://www.guitar9.com/fluxaeterna.html http://www.garageband.com/artist/ArsOcarina http://www.towerrecords.com/product.aspx?pfid=2845073 http://www.netmusic.com/web/album.aspx?a_id=CBNM_17314 http://www.indiejazz.com/ProductDetailsView.aspx?ProductID=193 http://www.loopers-delight.com/cgi-bin/profiles.cgi?step=view_profile&id=121197000042 Ted Killian's "Flux Aeterna" is also available at: Apple iTunes, BuyMusic, Rhapsody, MusicMatch, MusicNet, DiscLogic, Napster, AudioLunchbox, Lindows, QTRnote, Music4Cents, Etherstream, RuleRadio, EMEPE3, Sony Connect, CatchMusic, Puretracks, and Viztas. Yadda, yadda, yadda. Blah, blah, blah. So???

200710/msg00024:Re: Loop Survey - Summary

41: Lexicon Jamman : 30% Lexicon Vortex : 36% Headrush : 17% 2290 : 6% DL4 : 42% Boss RC series : 30% Boss DD20 : 21%
44: Headrush : 62% 2290 : 50% DL4 : 70% Boss RC series : 72% Boss DD20 : 64% Digitech Jamman : 56%

200710/msg00682:Help: New to software looping

31: My introduction to looping was the Akai Headrush 2 I purchased early last year. It still gets allot of use on stage - I play in a pretty jammy psych rock band here in Sydney.
33: My use of the Headrush is fairly conventional - being the only guitarist in the band I sometimes make little rhythm guitar loops in jam sections - or harmony guitar lines in various places.
35: I also purchased a Digitech Jamman which plays looped samples every now or then (or to use when practicing or writing riffs) or to capture the output of the Headrush on stage.

200711/msg00728:EH SMM w/ Hazari

30: started by the Akai Headrush and the Line6 DL4 - don't know which came
38: DL4 is considerably more expensive, so is the Akai E2 Headrush a lot
174: with the E1 Headrush (owned one), the DL4 and the DD20 (have both).

200711/msg01000:Re: Most instantly looping hardware looper sought for

20: Headrush is simpler.

200801/msg00724:Re: my idea looper

54: in Overdub Mode just like you're describing the Headrush (-- ? my

200801/msg00103:RE: ZVEX LoFi Looper

30: just bass and the Akai Headrush).
39: Of course, I have a few hardware loopers (Headrush, DL4, JamMan, EDP) , a

200801/msg00134:Re: DAVIGNON-NELSON

27: mixer; all the loopers were on the floor. (A Headrush,

200801/msg00572:Re: TimeFactor

19: My Headrush doesn't make any blips.

200801/msg00360:Re: Zvex LoFi Junky Looper

41: > Headrush, DL4), but this is quickly becoming my> favorite---it seems especially geared towards my> direction in looping in which the looping is not so> much a feature in itself, but rather a necessary and

200801/msg00322:RE: Zvex LoFi Junky Looper

101: >Lexicon JamMan, EDP, Headrush, DL4), but this is quickly becoming my

200801/msg00095:RE: ZVEX Lofi and "what you don't like about your looper" thread

29: I had a cpl of DL4s which I found the digital artifacts to be too harsh to justify usage.....but recently picked up an Akai Headrush E2 which I love.

200801/msg00573:Re: TimeFactor

50: > My Headrush doesn't make any blips.

200801/msg00721:my idea looper

31: an Akai Headrush version 1 at the moment, and it's perfect, besides the

200801/msg00321:RE: Zvex LoFi Junky Looper

92: Lexicon JamMan, EDP, Headrush, DL4), but this is quickly becoming my

200801/msg00323:RE: Zvex LoFi Junky Looper

117: > Headrush, DL4), but this is quickly becoming my

200802/msg00489:Re: Let's complain to Roland en masse! (was Re: Boss RC50 delay issues)

25: need one where you compare the unit's performance with another Looper that does a really good job at it. For example you'd compare the Headrush with the RC-50 for the loop glitch, or with the Repeater for the time glitch. I know it's not entirely fair to use the Repeater, which is "best of show" for time stretching, but we really want to make our point. The ideal videos would have almost no speech in them. "This is the headrush. This is the RC-50. Headrush. RC-50" (you show the good one first so the contrast is more obvious...) Sorry for being so dogmatic and etc. in the last text. Feel free to ignore what I say... :-D I can do a lot of this. I can certainly do pretty well all of this, certainly setting up the site, myself.

200802/msg00479:Let's complain to Roland en masse! (was Re: Boss RC50 delay issues)

33: For example you'd compare the Headrush with the RC-50 for the loop glitch, or with the Repeater for the time glitch. I know it's not entirely fair to use the Repeater, which is "best of show" for time stretching, but we really want to make our point.
34: The ideal videos would have almost no speech in them. "This is the headrush. This is the RC-50. Headrush. RC-50" (you show the good one first so the contrast is more obvious...)

200802/msg00472:Re: Boss RC50 delay issues

18: Thanks, John and Sean. It seems to be that there's no way of getting round that volume dip/drop out. It's a shame because none of the loops I'm currently using work with the RC50. I'm too used to the good old Headrush, however limited it is! Can't wait for the Boomerang 3... john floridis <john@johnfloridis.com> wrote: I've found that when working with RC50, you need to be particularly conscious of fully depressing the record/play footswitch when ending the loop. In other words, the point of attack is not when you hit the top of the switch but when it is fully depressed. That may seem incredibly obvious, but I find that my loops are cleaner if I stay conscious of that.Ironically, though I found that awareness helpful when working with the

200802/msg00473:more on the RC-50.

83: > > play. It's small, I've decided it's usable to replace my headrush

200802/msg00381:Re: back on the list; RC-50 still glitches (but less); weekly show (seeking musicians)

62: > play. It's small, I've decided it's usable to replace my headrush

200802/msg00480:Re: Let's complain to Roland en masse! (was Re: Boss RC50 delay issues)

19: Yeah and midi sync doesn't work either. Problem is, Roland doesn't give a shit. They've said as much. On Feb 25, 2008, at 5:40 PM, Tom Ritchford wrote:So this is really annoying.Two big issues with the RC-50.There are two issues with the RC-50 that undermine this otherwise really useful device. the glitch on first loop.the time-stretching artefacts.The time-stretching quality issue is harder to fix, perhaps less important. Let's look at the second one quickly. This is pretty bad; it makes the time-stretching unusable for me at least. But it's almost usable, others would be fine with it, and it's just a specific sound; it's consistent. But more realistically, fixing time-stretching is hard. It's DSP. You need a serious grasp of mathematics. You can't just add a few if statements and have it all work. (I still bet I could make it sound better than that if I had a hack at the source code but I always think that...) The loop glitch is much easier to fix and REALLY annoying. The glitch is simply silly. I understand that when the box came out, they had a problem. But they had a rev. that *almost* fixed the issue, but not quite. What's with that? And this _isn't_ a hard issue, algorithmically. In fact, I don't really have a model of why there's any issue at all.(*) Still, that's certainly fixable with logic, not DSP -- in other words, you should be able to just "add a few if statements" and make it work. I understand realtime code is pretty hard in general but I stand by my evaluation that this must be problem that's feasible to solve without too much engineering time. Power to the people! So here's my suggestion. I think we should get together everyone who has an RC-50 and get them all to ask for a fix to BOTH issues -- but making clear that the glitch is the most important one. The reason we ask for both is that they are then sort of forced to give us one. :-D Always ask for more than you hope to get when you're negotiating. We need to point out that the unit was flawed out of the box, we've stuck with it, and the supposed fix didn't really improve the time stretching, it helped the glitch but it's still there and it's been a long time. looperglitch.com think think think. heh, here's what I'd do. I'd register a site called looperglitch.com and I'd put just text and embedded youtube videos from tons of musicians with someone demonstrating the problem with the glitch and the time stretching. Then everyone who owns the unit can contact Roland's tech support and send this URL; and we can post it to the appropriate music and support groups so it gets some publicity. I'll bet we could get it on music-thing at least.Possible ideas for the videos The videos would be short and sweet; we need one where you compare the unit's performance with another Looper that does a really good job at it. For example you'd compare the Headrush with the RC-50 for the loop glitch, or with the Repeater for the time glitch. I know it's not entirely fair to use the Repeater, which is "best of show" for time stretching, but we really want to make our point. The ideal videos would have almost no speech in them. "This is the headrush. This is the RC-50. Headrush. RC-50" (you show the good one first so the contrast is more obvious...) Sorry for being so dogmatic and etc. in the last text. Feel free to ignore what I say... :-D I can do a lot of this.I can certainly do pretty well all of this, certainly setting up the site, myself. But there's no point if I'm just some I'll try to record some at my gig tonight, actually -- there's a camera there and I'll have all three of those units there to compare set up. It costs nada to have more videos, you should all record some. I can do a little magic to make sure that they appear in "random order" within each category so everyone gets a shot. We need people to do this!It doesn't have to be very many but it has to be more than one lone crank. (* -- Oh, wait, I do. In these sorts of machines, you always need to be a little ahead of realtime. So they represent their sound in chunks of a fixed size for manipulation and then queue these up. Unfortunately, their queue implementation is lame and doesn't handle this specific case until the currently playing chunk is finished, though it gets the time calculations right.)

200802/msg00471:more on the RC-50; any thoughts on the eventide timefactor?

98: > > play. It's small, I've decided it's usable to replace my headrush

200802/msg00379:back on the list; RC-50 still glitches (but less); weekly show (seeking musicians)

46: play. It's small, I've decided it's usable to replace my headrush

200802/msg00481:Re: Let's complain to Roland en masse! (was Re: Boss RC50 delay issues)

35: For example you'd compare the Headrush with the RC-50 for the loop glitch, or with the Repeater for the time glitch. I know it's not entirely fair to use the Repeater, which is "best of show" for time stretching, but we really want to make our point.
36: The ideal videos would have almost no speech in them. "This is the headrush. This is the RC-50. Headrush. RC-50" (you show the good one first so the contrast is more obvious...)

200804/msg00013:Re[2]: HOW MANY LOOPS DO YOU USE SIMLUTANEOUSLY?

26: complex and interesting stuff using just an AKAI Headrush E-2, who

200804/msg00615:Re: Re:RC-50

35: buying a JamMan or Headrush or something and using a line selector to

200804/msg00527:Research Paper Introduction, any thoughts?

106: Akai headrush, Boss RC20 and the Lexicon Vortex. Although five years old

200808/msg00454:RE: DL4/Akai Headrush Reliability

3: RE: DL4/Akai Headrush Reliability
10: Subject: RE: DL4/Akai Headrush Reliability
19: I have a headrush 2, which is still in it's box. wasn't grungey enough

200808/msg00442:Re: Akai Headrush Reliability

3: Re: Akai Headrush Reliability
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush Reliability
21: That's definitely not normal behavior for the Headrush. I've had mine for

200808/msg00226:Re: NYC gig spam: LAMBIC w/special guest Percy Jones (Brand X) @ the Stone Weds. Aug. 6th

29: And yes, there is much loopage going on, with a Headrush, PDS 8000, Line 6 DL-4, and multiple Booomerangs.Thanks, and hope to see you at this very special gig. Please come up and say hi!

200808/msg00441:Re: Akai Headrush Reliability

3: Re: Akai Headrush Reliability
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush Reliability
18: Mine has worked flawlessyT--at the peak of the disco outfreakage...On Aug 10, 2008, at 3:51 PM, "Aaron S." <ephemere.66@gmail.com> wrote:So, I purchased the Akai Headrush about nine months ago. I love the hell out of this pedal, and plan on using it for years to come. However, I have come upon one quirk in its operation: the left switch seems to work only about thirty-five percent of the time... I.e., three times out of ten, I hit the left switch, and it starts my recorded loop for a split second, then cuts out, and I have to re-hit it. This started happening mere weeks after I bought it.

200808/msg00650:Re: DOES YOUR TOURING RIG DIFFER FROM YOUR HOME RIG?

54: Headrush and one up to the EchoPro in the rack (also more later). Each of

200808/msg00451:Re: Akai Headrush Reliability

3: Re: Akai Headrush Reliability
10: Subject: Re: Akai Headrush Reliability

200808/msg00440:Akai Headrush Reliability

3: Akai Headrush Reliability
10: Subject: Akai Headrush Reliability
18: So, I purchased the Akai Headrush about nine months ago. I love the hell out of this pedal, and plan on using it for years to come. However, I have come upon one quirk in its operation: the left switch seems to work only about thirty-five percent of the time... I.e., three times out of ten, I hit the left switch, and it starts my recorded loop for a split second, then cuts out, and I have to re-hit it. This started happening mere weeks after I bought it.

200808/author:(No subject)

57: Akai Headrush Reliability, August 10, 2008
465: RE: DL4/Akai Headrush Reliability, August 11, 2008
976: Re: Akai Headrush Reliability, August 11, 2008
1424: Re: Akai Headrush Reliability, August 10, 2008

200808/msg00241:NYC gig: LAMBIC w/Percy Jones (Brand X) @ the Stone Weds. Aug. 6th

18: HI, JimI just sent you an email reply off list. That was a past gig I referred to at the Tea Lounge, this Wednesday's gig at the Stone, Ave C and 2nd St. @ 10 pm. We had a rehearsal with Percy a few days ago that went really well, and we're quite looking forward to this gig. If anyone from LD comes, please come up and say hi.Thanks,Paulhttp://paulsullivan.comSubject: Re: NYC gig spam: LAMBIC w/special guest Percy Jones (Brand X) @ the Stone Weds. Aug. 6thGadzooks! Brand X well remembered and congrads on being associated with Percy. That collective really takes me back as well ages me Paul. Is it the Tea Lounge in Park Slope on Union? I live in Park Slope. I have a question about the TL that I'd like to email you off list, I'll chk your site for your contact. Jim Goodinwww.jimgoodinmusic.comwww.chinapaintingmusic.com On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 2:35 PM, Paul Sullivan <paulsull@earthlink.net> wrote:Hi, everyone Lambic is very happy to be furthering our association with the great fretless bassist Percy Jones. We first played with Percy at the Tea Lounge back in April. That gig was very well received and so we knew we had to do it again. This performance is at the Stone, the premiere experimental and avant-garde music performance space started by John Zorn. The Stone is located on the corner of Avenue C and east 2nd Street. We'll be doing one set this Wednesday starting at 10 pm. For more info on the Stone: http://www.thestonenyc.com/ for more on Percy Jones http://percyjones.net/ and for more on Lambic http://www.myspace.com/lambicAnd yes, there is much loopage going on, with a Headrush, PDS 8000, Line 6 DL-4, and multiple Booomerangs.Thanks, and hope to see you at this very special gig. Please come up and say hi!__________________http://paulsullivan.com

200808/msg00225:NYC gig spam: LAMBIC w/special guest Percy Jones (Brand X) @ the Stone Weds. Aug. 6th

20: Lambic is very happy to be furthering our association with the great fretless bassist Percy Jones. We first played with Percy at the Tea Lounge back in April. That gig was very well received and so we knew we had to do it again. This performance is at the Stone, the premiere experimental and avant-garde music performance space started by John Zorn. The Stone is located on the corner of Avenue C and east 2nd Street. We'll be doing one set this Wednesday starting at 10 pm. For more info on the Stone: http://www.thestonenyc.com/ for more on Percy Jones http://percyjones.net/ and for more on Lambic http://www.myspace.com/lambicAnd yes, there is much loopage going on, with a Headrush, PDS 8000, Line 6 DL-4, and multiple Booomerangs.Thanks, and hope to see you at this very special gig. Please come up and say hi!__________________http://paulsullivan.com

200809/msg00785:Re: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp

3: Re: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp
21: if there is such a LED in the headrush, it might also work!

200809/msg00746:akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp

3: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp
10: Subject: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp

200809/msg00416:Re: Loop improvisation video in memory of Richard Wright

21: readability. There's also one on the Headrush, although that one's kind of

200809/msg00772:Re: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp

3: Re: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp
10: Subject: Re: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp
22: The headrush does not sync to anything.

200809/author:(No subject)

113: Re: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp, September 30, 2008
720: Re: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp, September 30, 2008
1095: akai headrush E2 + echoplex dp, September 30, 2008

200810/msg00263:Vocal tape echo

18: Messing about with the Tape Echo on the Akai E2 Headrush :)http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kB3QQFkiem4K x-- Kayla's website: http://www.kaylakavanagh.com

200810/msg00314:Re: Vocal tape echo

43: > Messing about with the Tape Echo on the Akai E2 Headrush :)
52: > P.S. My Headrush bit the dust last month. Do I have to leave the

200810/msg00311:Re: Vocal tape echo

20: > Messing about with the Tape Echo on the Akai E2 Headrush :)
32: P.S. My Headrush bit the dust last month. Do I have to leave the list

200810/msg00312:Re: Vocal tape echo

22: Messing about with the Tape Echo on the Akai E2 Headrush :)
33: P.S. My Headrush bit the dust last month. Do I have to leave the list until I get a new looper? ;-)

200810/msg00268:Re: Vocal tape echo

22: I got a Headrush just for the looper.
35: > Messing about with the Tape Echo on the Akai E2 Headrush :)

200810/msg00390:Re: Vocal tape echo

44: Messing about with the Tape Echo on the Akai E2 Headrush :)
53: P.S. My Headrush bit the dust last month. Do I have to leave the

200812/msg01176:Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2

3: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
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24: headrush.

200812/msg00646:Re: Acapella Loopers

30: And another one to add to the list - something I tried out with the Akai HeadRush in Tape Echo mode :)

200812/msg01167:2 questions about akai headrush E2

3: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
10: Subject: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
19: I have 2 questions for anyone with experience with the headrush:(1) hiss? I've read some reviews that the hiss can be bad. My setup is mildly prone to hiss as is (and I typically take things out because hiss does bother me).

200812/msg01172:Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2

3: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
10: Subject: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
22: I have 2 questions for anyone with experience with the headrush:(1) hiss? I've read some reviews that the hiss can be bad. My setup is mildly prone to hiss as is (and I typically take things out because hiss does bother me).

200812/msg00602:Re: Acapella Loopers

18: And another one to add to the list - something I tried out with the Akai HeadRush in Tape Echo mode :)http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/video/video.php?v=34413755754

200812/msg01179:Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2

3: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
10: Subject: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
22: I have 2 questions for anyone with experience with the headrush:

200812/msg01175:Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2

3: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
10: Subject: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
20: > I have 2 questions for anyone with experience with the headrush:

200812/author:(No subject)

23: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2, December 29, 2008
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634: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2, December 29, 2008
1153: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2, December 31, 2008

200812/msg01183:Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2

3: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
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200812/msg00604:Re: Acapella Loopers

29: > Akai HeadRush in Tape Echo mode :)

200812/msg01248:Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2

3: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
10: Subject: Re: 2 questions about akai headrush E2
26: I have 2 questions for anyone with experience with the headrush:

200902/msg00017:What can you do with two loopers?

20: this question out to get some ideas. I have an Akai Headrush E2 that I've
22: looper and lots of fun. I have the chance to buy a second Headrush for
25: the second Headrush for use as a delay: both would be used as loopers. Is

200902/msg00161:Re: What can you do with two loopers?

29: Hi folks, I am a novice with this stuff, but I'd thought I'd throw out this question out to get some ideas. I have an Akai Headrush E2 that I've been playing with, and I like it a lot--it's easy for me to use as a looper and lots of fun. I have the chance to buy a second Headrush for pretty cheap, and I'm wondering what one would do with two loop pedals? I already have some pretty cool delays and a tape echo, so I wouldn't need the second Headrush for use as a delay: both would be used as loopers. Is this useful, or would it mostly be redundant?

200903/msg00482:Least Costly Looping Solution

53: Then there's the Headrush, but with 3/4s of the price of the SMM, the

200903/msg00542:Re: SMM w/Hazari (was: Least Costly Live Looping Solution)

57: ok, I've just done a quick test against the Headrush.
59: Headrush: yes, it's relatively easy to create a new loop,

200903/msg00155:Re: 21 min improv @ loft

24: Looks like I'll have to stick to the ole Akai Headrush.

200903/msg00472:Re: Least Costly Looping Solution

114: >> The Akai Headrush can be had for just under £100.

200903/msg00517:Re: Least Costly Looping Solution

143: > >> The Akai Headrush can be had for just under £100.

200903/msg00577:MASTER LIST of Least Costly Live Looping Solutions

55: AKAI HEADRUSH $200 + $20 (MP9-3 AC)
107: Headrush £140 +psu (maybe £120)(it's gone up! used to be <100)

200903/msg00469:Re: Least Costly Looping Solution

36: The Akai Headrush can be had for just under £100.

200903/msg00585:REVISED 2.0 MASTER LIST of Least Costly Live Live Looping Solutions

38: **AKAI HEADRUSH $200 + $20 (MP9-3 AC)
90: Headrush £140 +psu (maybe £120)(it's gone up! used to be <100)

200903/msg00543:Re: Least Costly Looping Solution - the ANSWER

38: Headrush £140 +psu (maybe £120)(it's gone up! used to be <100)

200903/msg00471:Re: Least Costly Looping Solution

56: > The Akai Headrush can be had for just under £100.

200903/msg00498:re: Least Costly Live Looping Solution

28: advent of the RC-2. I think the Akai Headrush is more expensive here

200903/msg00500:Re: Least Costly Live Looping Solution

19: The new ones are still metal but feel a bit different. Seem more reliable although the switches are dodgy on both versions. Matt Stevenswww.mattstevensguitar.commattstevensguitar@btinternet.com On 13 Mar 2009, at 23:34, Stephen Moyes wrote:I think I paid £199 for my DL4 around 7 or 8 years ago. I thought that was pretty expensive, but I have used it a lot and I think I have got my money's worth out of it. I would be reluctant to pay that much for one now though, let alone £250. The ones being made now are apparently pretty unreliable. I think they are made of plastic now (not sure about that) so surely they should be cheaper. At least mine is still working well and still getting lots of use.Steve----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Walker" <looppool@cruzio.com>To: "LOOPERS DELIGHT (posting)" <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 10:57 PMSubject: re: Least Costly Live Looping SolutionAndy wrote:"In UK, the DL4 is pricey, it's always been £250. "Good lord, I never knew that. I've always wondered why so few Britsuse them. That must be thereason.On this side of the pond, it was the very cheapest one on the market fora long time until theadvent of the RC-2. I think the Akai Headrush is more expensive herein the states too.Is the Line 6 DL4 more expensive in Europe as well?How about Japan?South America?

200903/msg00499:Re: Least Costly Live Looping Solution

47: advent of the RC-2. I think the Akai Headrush is more expensive here

200906/msg00691:Re: MY NEW TOY (+)

51: Headrush, the 3 Boss RC usin loopers and the EH 2880 looper, Robert Keeley

200908/msg00028:Hi Loopers

18: I'm a newbie looper interester.Now I'm looking for some looper to experiment some voice (I'm a singer)I saw RC50 , RC20 , Gibson EDP , Jamman , Akai Headrush E2I don't know which one suit for me.I just wanna get something not too expensive and can try many loop as I can (,y only instrument I'm gonna use is my voice) recording my songs - transfer to computer or record to computer. Haven't think too live performance

200908/msg00031:Re: Hi Loopers

56: Headrush E2I don't know which one suit for me.I

200908/msg00117:Re: Hi Loopers

86: > Headrush E2

200908/msg00113:Best Vocal Looper Beginner Suggestion please...

18: I fall in love with the LOOP things after watch some youtubes. I wanna use it with my voice, only voice no other instument.Then, I found this social! hahahaSo, I wanna testing some of it. However in Thailand there's only Boss - ex.RC-50 RC20XLand Digitech Jamman to try in the shopI don't wanna get too advance gear but if it's worth for creating loops and maybe live performance, I will. Gibson EDP will be my top list but just only it's a bit expensive for beginner like me who's not that sure about looping life that muchand I'm wonder if it's too advance or complicate than RC-50 or JAMMAN or not. (I prefer Jamman if compare to RC20XL just because of the XLR for microphone)about the RC-20 and Akai Headrush I've read many review and it's not so suitable with the vocal looper? Are they right?or I should try

200908/msg00129:Re: Best Vocal Looper Beginner Suggestion please...

53: > about the RC-20 and Akai Headrush I've read many review and it's not so

200909/msg00688:Re: odd Boss DD20 behaviour when reducing/increasing delay time

27: experiences including Headrush, DL4, SMM and the DD20) would recommend

200909/msg00658:Boomerang V 2.0 or Mobius

46: (dedicated Mobius user since 2006, having started with a Headrush and

200910/msg00521:Re: affordable portable usb foot-controller with pedal

18: I always thought a modular version of the FCB would be cool. With slightly smaller buttons, you could have a unit with 2, 4, or 8 buttons, or more. Mix and match as needed. Add expression pedals only if you need them. Compatibility with a Novation style button and slider controller would be really useful. All one system, all using the same software editor all through the same USB port. I actually surprised nobody has done this. Midi controllers are so common now and clearly they have a market. Add Bluetooth control and it would be close to perfect. On Oct 23, 2009, at 10:25 AM, Warren Sirota wrote:4 buttons would be hard for me. I could easily do a single bank fs, dedicating two buttons to "virtual bank switching" in the computer, but I find different banks to be an impediment to simplicity in performance, so I'd prefer more buttons in a single bank -15 would be awesome! one thing I have started doing lately is using some keys on the computer kbd and some pads on the Trigger Finger to take some of the load off the footpedal. One difficulty with keystrokes, tho, is that is that the correct program has to be in the foreground to receive the keystrokes - it'd be nice to have a keystroke router that would intercept all keystrokes and route them to 3 programs, which could separately decide whether or not to react. And, of course, there's the question of paring down the number of params that you control in realtime to the ones that are *really* useful. That lightens your conceptual load as well as the fs programming. On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Rainer Straschill <moinsound@googlemail.com> wrote: Per said: > The fact that it doesn't offer banks could be problematic for users that need access to controlling many parameters while playing (I use 80 to 100 parameters). ...which is basically a problem all of us are facing to some degree, not only with regard to MIDI controllers, especially if your music contains a large portion of improvised material: How to manage the tradeoff between a simple, small and easily controllable setup and the possible wish for a huge functionality? It's possible to do looping with one (Boss RC-2) or two (Akai Headrush, EH SMM) footswitches. On the other hand, Mobius functions easily take up more than 30 footswitches, and then you still have a lot of context-sensitive behaviour (aka "alternate endings"). So how far can you go with the four footswitches (and one exp pedal) the Line6 has to offer? Is it only the feature set of a DL4 and nothing more, or are there ways around it? First of all, in theory (and using a sophisticated MIDI handling, and I'm not saying that it's nice to operate), you can put the exp pedal into the equation: give every switch a different function depending on the pedal being "toe", "heel", "upper half" or "lower half". Voila, you already have 16 different assignments. Another idea is to actually work within a composed framework - which does not specifiy any content, only the processing (including looping) applied within a flowchart. For that, you basically need two footswitches ("go to next step" and "branch to alternative path"), so you still have two to spare (e.g. one for tap tempo and one for sudden ending/reset/panic/whatever). Something like that works quite well e.g. in Ableton Live, although implementing the different automation you need for effects, Mobius etc. will be much more of a challenge than to simply play a nice piece of music ;). Rainer --- http://moinlabs.de http://www.myspace.com/moinlabs http://www.twitter.com/moinlabs http://www.ustream.tv/channel/The-MoinSound-Studio-Sessions http://vimeo.com/moinlabs http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/straschill/ -- Warrenhttp://www.ubetoo.com/Artist.taf?_ArtistId=6679http://www.warrensirota.com

200910/msg00526:Re: affordable portable usb foot-controller with pedal

27: It's possible to do looping with one (Boss RC-2) or two (Akai Headrush, EH SMM) footswitches. On the other hand, Mobius functions easily take up more than 30 footswitches, and then you still have a lot of context-sensitive behaviour (aka "alternate endings").

200910/msg00519:Re: affordable portable usb foot-controller with pedal

31: Headrush, EH SMM) footswitches. On the other hand, Mobius functions

200910/msg00520:Re: affordable portable usb foot-controller with pedal

32: Headrush, EH SMM) footswitches. On the other hand, Mobius functions

201002/msg00408:RE: A multi channel looper

134: I am a Headrush user with my band Greenheart. I love the

201002/msg00430:Re: A multi channel looper

46: > I am a Headrush user with my band Greenheart. I love the Akai's

201002/msg00410:Re: A multi channel looper

35: I am a Headrush user with my band Greenheart. I love the Akai's simplicity and it's been perfect for me to get into looping. However, I now need something like this

201002/msg00253:akai E2 headrush?

3: akai E2 headrush?
10: Subject: akai E2 headrush?
18: does anyone use an akai E2 headrush?

201002/msg00371:NYC gig spam: Lambic Jones live at Barbes this Saturday 2/13 in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

18: HI, everyonewe're looking forward to playing at Barbes in Park Slope on Saturday February 13th at 8 pm. We'll be doing one show at 8 pm until about 9:30. Barbes is in Park Slope on 6th ave at 9th street (718 965-9177) . http://barbesbrooklyn.comThere is much loopage from Boomerangs, DL-4, Headrush, and the varispeed champ, the PDS-8000...Lambic Jones is Lambic (Paul Sullivan-guitar and Stephen Moses-drums and trombone) plus the legendary Percy Jones on bass.Here's our latest video, there are lots of others listed there, also. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9QikJahe54Hope to see you there, and thanks from Lambic Jones! http://www.myspace.com/lambic

201002/msg00993:nels cline pedals - w/Akai headrush

3: nels cline pedals - w/Akai headrush
10: Subject: nels cline pedals - w/Akai headrush
23: Of note: an Akai Headrush E2, two Keeley modded Boss pedals, and a Behringer!

201002/msg00404:RE: A multi channel looper

32: I am a Headrush user with my band Greenheart. I love the Akai's simplicity and it's been perfect for me to get into looping. However, I now need something like this

201002/author:(No subject)

19: Re: akai E2 headrush?, February 06, 2010
311: nels cline pedals - w/Akai headrush, February 27, 2010
1023: akai E2 headrush?, February 06, 2010

201002/msg00537:NYC gig spam: Lambic Jones live at Barbes TODAY Saturday 2/13 in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

18: HI, everyonewe're looking forward to playing at Barbes in Park Slope on Saturday February 13th at 8 pm. We'll be doing one show at 8 pm until about 9:30. Barbes is in Park Slope on 6th ave at 9th street (718 965-9177) . http://barbesbrooklyn.comThere is much loopage from Boomerangs, DL-4, Headrush, and the varispeed champ, the PDS-8000...Lambic Jones is Lambic (Paul Sullivan-guitar and Stephen Moses-drums and trombone) plus the legendary Percy Jones on bass.Here's our latest video, there are lots of others listed there, also. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9QikJahe54Hope to see you there, and thanks from Lambic Jones! http://www.myspace.com/lambic

201002/msg00403:A multi channel looper

20: I am a Headrush user with my band Greenheart. I love the Akai's simplicity and it's been perfect for me to get into looping. However, I now need something like this

201002/msg00254:Re: akai E2 headrush?

3: Re: akai E2 headrush?
10: Subject: Re: akai E2 headrush?
43: > does anyone use an akai E2 headrush?

201002/msg00418:RE: A multi channel looper

61: I am a Headrush user with my band Greenheart. I love the Akai's simplicity and it's been perfect for me to get into looping. However, I now need something like this

201003/msg00944:Re: Yamaha MFC10 midi foot controllers and the EDP-1

43: where you can see/hear for yourself. The guitarist uses both a Akai Headrush

201003/msg00903:Re: Yamaha MFC10 midi foot controllers and the EDP-1

47: Headrush

201003/msg00900:Yamaha MFC10 midi foot controllers and the EDP-1

36: then I bought an Akai Headrush E2, and LOVED it. I've been working with the

201003/msg00556:Robert Lewis' Quest for Looping

42: Akai Headrush (the oldest model). I know that's not what you want but I

201003/msg00902:Re: Yamaha MFC10 midi foot controllers and the EDP-1

36: then I bought an Akai Headrush E2, and LOVED it. I've been working with the

201003/msg00558:Re: Robert Lewis' Quest for Looping

30: For live looping, I'm afraid that I'm low tech/old school style with an Akai Headrush (the oldest model). I know that's not what you want but I just put that out there as a point of reference.

201003/msg00907:Re: Yamaha MFC10 midi foot controllers and the EDP-1

35: where you can see/hear for yourself. The guitarist uses both a Akai Headrush

201004/msg00347:Question about multiple looping setup

39: personally have used an Akai Headrush in some of my solo live gigs but I'm

201004/msg00349:Re: Question about multiple looping setup

67: >personally have used an Akai Headrush in some of my solo live gigs but

201004/msg00348:Re: Question about multiple looping setup

53: >personally have used an Akai Headrush in some of my solo live gigs but

201004/msg00949:other gear that does long delay like EDP?

19: digitech pds series-i think had 8 secdigitech rds-8 sec rack unitakai headrush 2-says 35 sec of delay, 5 sec of tape delay mode (i research & debated getting, didn't though...)there are also some old zoom multieffect units that i thought had 10 sec of delay???? can't remember model #

201004/msg01013:Re: (Mostly, but not entirely) OT: Interviewage

29: version), a DL-4, an Akai Headrush (original version again), a line6
56: > Akai Headrush (original version again), a line6 EchoPro, a

201005/msg00243:RE: computer ozone mainstage rant before bedtime

21: HiI know your comment was related to a MAC but the same principals should apply.I have had issues, with a PC based set up on an M-Audio Black Box, (When it works it is superb) when it does not its is soooo! frustrating. What I have noticed is that it is all about the sequence (order) that you switch things on in. eg if I boot the PC and my sequencer package before the Black Box it does not work correctly.So I have found that it is best to switch on the Black Box (before anything else) then boot the PC, Once the operating system is running, I check in control panel to see if the operating system and the hardware are 'talking' to each other. Then I boot the sequencer package, as it boots it checks the Input/Output interface of the attached device. At this point if it checks OK then everything will work fine. If not then I go back and start the sequence again until they are 'talking' to each other correctly.I used to be a computer/electronics engineer but have given it up to focus on my musicand yes I also hate computer when they don't work. There is nothing worse than when you have that inspirational moment of creativity and you need to get it down and you get tripped up by a bit of kit playing up.For info I currently use a number of looping devices and fx at various timesRoland RC50Akai HeadRush IIAdrenalinn IIBoss GT6EbowM Audio Black BoxAbleton Live (demo version)In the past I used to have a WEM Copycat (a classic) Nothing beats that tape saturation sound.And have experience of all sorts of hardware and software packages for the MAC and PC (even Atari's and older kit)I am currently in the middle of recording an Album 'Spider Mind Safari' that will be launched on the Fri 28th May 2010. I am collaborating with many different artists/poets/musicians You can check out my Facebook Blog here.http://bit.ly/SpiderMindSafari_Launch_EventOne or more tracks will included looping. Please check out the blog and if you think others may be interested please pass it on.I hope that helps.Kind regardsKevin Jenkins BSc MASelectaSound07788779917play@selectasound.co.ukwww.selectasound.co.ukhttp://twitter.com/SelectaSoundFrom: mark@markfrancombe.comDate: Wed, 12 May 2010 01:23:17 +0200Subject: computer ozone mainstage rant before bedtimeTo: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.comPlease excuse the following rant. Its completely necessary I'm afraid, or else either the MacBookPro, the Ozone keyboard/soundcard or me will be going out the window. (Maybe all 3)So, I sit down for an evening of forgetting my differences I have with software loopers and, in the spirit of bettering myself and my possibilities to getting to a little known west coast festival later in the year, and possibly needing a slightly more PRO sound for a famous guys tour I might be auditioning for.. (long sentance sorry) I plug in my ( I know I know not very profesh, but its what I ve got for now OK) MAudio Ozone into the mac, and fire up Mainstage...

201005/msg00506:Re: (Actually ON Topic) New Brothers Quay film

25: sound.Most of the live looping was on the percussion instruments, which were also the first parts laid down; I used various combinations of a DL4, and RC-20, a Headrush and an EchoPro, recorded some improvisations and then did a lot of editing.Here's the film again <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxtjoH--GbA> and here's an interview in which Stephen Quay talks a little about this and another project we're working on... <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5jsDp7cbbM>(Did Stephen just refer to me as a "boy"????)-t-

201005/msg00037:Delay/loop pedals w "old" style time adjust

28: headrush 2-says 35 sec of delay, 5 sec of tape delay mode (i research

201005/msg00038:Re: Delay/loop pedals w "old" style time adjust

63: akai headrush 2-says 35 sec of delay, 5 sec of tape delay mode (i

201005/msg00042:Re: Delay/loop pedals w "old" style time adjust

77: unitakai headrush 2-says 35 sec of delay, 5 sec of tape delay mode (i

201006/msg00116:Re: If You Could Keep Just One...

23: Akai Headrush which I like, but is limited.

201007/msg00552:Re: Live looping with bass and vocals.

29: I got an Akai Headrush to hold me over, I really missed the EDP.

201101/msg00771:Re: Backing tracks: A confession

59: > The next steps were, not specifically in that order, Headrush, DL4, RDS

201101/msg01007:Re: Introductin & naive questions

30: Things that can't: EH SMM w/Hazari, first version of Akai headrush, Boss DD20 in looper ("Sound on Sound") mode.

201101/msg01004:Re: Introductin & naive questions

30: > Things that can't: EH SMM w/Hazari, first version of Akai headrush, Boss

201101/msg00687:Re: New from Vox - NAMM visitors, please check this out!

20: I have preordered the LP2 a few days ago (to replace my Headrush) and I am not sure if I should have waited to see what NAMM would bring. The two independent loops in the new Boss and the Vox are appealing, but I never liked the Boss RC pedals and the Vox doesn't look that intuitive to use (and I am not that much into the effects - I prefer to have separate outboard fx). I guess I should just wait for some reviews to come in.

201101/msg00762:Re: Backing tracks: A confession

50: The next steps were, not specifically in that order, Headrush, DL4, RDS

201101/msg00783:Re: Backing tracks: A confession

102: > The next steps were, not specifically in that order, Headrush, DL4, RDS

201101/msg01016:Re: Introductin & naive questions

53: > Things that can't: EH SMM w/Hazari, first version of Akai headrush, Boss

201101/msg01001:Re: Introductin & naive questions

31: Things that can't: EH SMM w/Hazari, first version of Akai headrush, Boss

201103/msg00671:Aidan Baker

18: played at the antwerp festival too. i thought he was rather splendid. you can watch his performance on vimeo here - http://vimeo.com/21133177very minimal setup. just a few boss pedals and an old akai headrush, but he developed a huge wash of sound that was very captivating.

201103/msg00682:Re: Aidan Baker

21: On 2011-03-17, at 7:30 AM, Simeon Harris wrote:played at the antwerp festival too. i thought he was rather splendid. you can watch his performance on vimeo here - http://vimeo.com/21133177very minimal setup. just a few boss pedals and an old akai headrush, but he developed a huge wash of sound that was very captivating.

201105/msg00565:Re: livelooping articles for a guitar magazine

23: Holland show looping with a Headrush. If not famous, then certainly

201107/msg00378:Re: questions for loopers

41: Akai E1 Headrush, Digitech RDS

201107/msg00376:Re: questions for loopers (andy b)

83: Akai Headrush
148: Akai Headrush
205: Akai Headrush

201109/msg00454:Re: Multiple instruments to one effect rack/pedal board?

18: Yes. There are a few ways to do it from A/B/Y type pedals (I think Radial Engineering does this), to DI's, to having a separate dedicated mixer. I think that is what KT Tunstall does. She sends her guitar and vocals into a mixer then into her board/Akai Headrush Looper.

201109/msg00273:Re: GEAR alert: new Boss looper RC300 loopstation ...

22: My friend, Brandon Bailey, uses the RC-30 and really enjoys it...I think he had a Headrush before. That would probably work for me, but I've heard several poor reviews of the pedal for a multitude of reasons. He has a lot of live stuff on YouTube, and an album out, but here is a clip with the RC-30 specifically -http://youtu.be/vJTHZYYkQjE.

201109/msg00363:Re: Line6 HD500 short review

18: I just read about someone else who said that changes effects/scenes while looping isn't going well. On the M13 it is seamless. The more I use the M13, the more I like it. It isn't ideal, but such a huge value! Getting something smaller just to have a dedicated looper, like the Headrush for example, doesn't make sense, IMO.

201109/msg00446:Re: Looping the harmonica

24: In that way, while I might be limited to chord progressions to an extent, I would be able to vary dynamics by dropping out one of the three recordings. Son of Dave does this all with a Akai Headrush. However, he can't undo separate loops. It is all but the original recording or nothing.

201111/msg00583:Akai Head Rush

30: well the akai headrush is pretty affordable and doubles up as a pretty nice tape delay for when you're not looping. the only drawback is the somewhat limited loop time

201111/msg00587:Re: Akai Head Rush

43: > well the akai headrush is pretty affordable and doubles up as a pretty nice

201111/msg00505:Re: Boss PS-6 as a tool for looped bass.

18: With the set-up Boris is talking about, any latency can screw up a loop and the timing. When I tried the POG2, everything was synched in regards to staring and stopping, BUT the bass was always offbeat. Yuck!I use a Boomerang III and I know one guy using an LP-1, otherwise, harmonica-one-man-band types tend to use pretty basic loopers like the Headrush. Sometimes, if the riff is longer than a bar or two, you can think your timing is good but even if it is a hair off, it can screw things up. I don't think that is the issue here. I totally get the latency issue and how that can create a sort of drift feeling.

201111/msg00506:Re: Re: Got a question about looper outputs

22: akai headrush and the looperlative lp-1 which will allow you to send

201111/msg00598:Re: Akai Head Rush

51: well the akai headrush is pretty affordable and doubles up as a

201111/msg00585:Re: Akai Head Rush

38: > well the akai headrush is pretty affordable and doubles up as a pretty

201111/msg00601:Re: Akai Head Rush

53: >> well the akai headrush is pretty affordable and doubles up as a

201111/msg00498:Re: Got a question about looper outputs

19: akai headrush and the looperlative lp-1 which will allow you to send

201112/msg00172:Re: LP2 - multiply?

56: (Akai Headrush in delay mode being an example)

201201/msg00180:Re: Creating Space

41: as loopers, but I seem to remember this was also true for the Headrush).

201204/msg00193:Re: Midi and Mobius Question

26: my looping world had progressed from Headrush and DL4 to Repeater, and

201207/msg00128:Re: Recommendations for a new loop pedal...

27: I've used an Akai Headrush E2 for a couple of years for basic live looping, but I'm looking to change my live setup in ways that the Akai can't support...

201207/msg00160:Re: Recommendations for a new loop pedal...

20: -I've used an Akai Headrush E2 for a couple of years for basic looping, but I'm looking to change my live set in ways that the Akai can't support...I've pored over all of the specs of the various pedals out there and my head is spinning. Would anyone be willing to give their suggestion for what would be best for the following:- I'm a singer/songwriter who primarily uses an acoustic guitar.- My biggest need: I want to be able to create drum loops prior to my shows to use as backup, so I want to be able to access different pre-recorded loops easily (sometimes 2 or 3 different loops within a song) and turn each one on and off easily. I will also be doing some on-the-fly vocal looping that I will need to be able to store and turn on and off as well. Optimally, I want to do all of this using just foot switches.I was looking at the Digitech Jamman Stereo or the Delay, but I don't know if either one will

201207/msg00132:Re: Recommendations for a new loop pedal...

50: I've used an Akai Headrush E2 for a couple of years for basic live looping, but I'm looking to change my live setup in ways that the Akai can't support...

201207/msg00131:Re: Recommendations for a new loop pedal...

41: I've used an Akai Headrush E2 for a couple of years for basic live looping, but I'm looking to change my live setup in ways that the Akai can't support...

201207/msg00146:Recommendations for a new loop pedal...

20: I've used an Akai Headrush E2 for a couple of years for basic looping, but

201207/msg00126:Recommendations for a new loop pedal...

27: I've used an Akai Headrush E2 for a couple of years for basic live looping, but I'm looking to change my live setup in ways that the Akai can't support...

201409/msg00067:RE: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V14 #174

20: Hi, sorry if I was obscure. My background is varied but does involve philosophy of time, though I haven't been near a philosophy department for 3 decades. The theoretical context is that of Fraser ("of time passion and knowledge") and to a lesser extent of Kubler ("The Shape of Time") and of Collingwood (pick a book!). But also it does involve a lot of work in librarianship and knowledge work (lots of ontologies for many purposes).I don't know how much of this stuff is commonly discussed as I am not active in the community* , but it concerns the idea of time, and cycles of time, and our words for and conceptualisation of those cycles. In 1976 I was given a copy of "Persian Surgery Dervishes" and "Rainbow" the same week I found "Time Passion and Knowledge" remaindered in a bin at a long gone bookshop in Karrinyup Shopping Centre, and it seemed almost fore-ordained (I was 16, everything looks that way at that age). To quote from a later bit he wrote "The Art of the Audible "Now""** "I believe that explanations which focus on the flow of time, such as the one I represented, address significant but only secondary issues in the study of time in music. For, by taking the flow of musical time for granted, they fail to recognize and hence attempt to explain the fundamental rational mystery of music. Namely, by what means does music first establish the experience of time in the domain of hearing, so that it may then modulate and modify its flow? It is my thesis that music is unique among the arts because it can determine, define, an audible present with respect to which expectations and memories may be generated. Biological, noetic (that is, mental), and social processes are also capable of creating nows: the biotemporal, nootemporal, and sociotemporal presents. These, together, form the nested hierarchy which we usually mean by the unanalyzed concept of "now." Through articulated sound, music has something to say, as it were, to each member of that hierarchy"The -chrony words in the lexicon were chose to explore the nature of looped music in terms of the repeated audible now.At the time I was smitten with 3rd stream music - Lewis and Schuller - and in my mind I conceived of a possible "4th stream music" that used tape technology to make a hybrid of the classical and improvisatory traditions, and also incorporated the music of the north (to me) of Kecapi Suling and Gamelan, and Raga, and also the drone of the indigenous corroboree music of Australia. And Fraser's ideas seemed to give a framework for that.I can expand on it, but I think that says it all. So the ontology and thesaurus I wrote out was a systematic attempt within that framework to get a term for everything I had observed within the 4th stream tradition (I still can't think of a better term, but it's looping and things that are like looping). Performance-wise, I used to play the recorder (I made an electric tenor recorder by drilling out the fipple and silasticing a condensor mike - well, a friend did it for me) and using octave doublers and halvers with the reel-to-reel recorders that people were throwing out because they had discovered the cassette tape. I did all sorts of loop-things, including decay music and Heath-Robinson (Rube Goldberg for US people) setups of tapes going around and around. All on old valve-driven equipment, with the basement room filling up with the smell of warming dust, tyvek and solder.I wanted to perfect the improvisation of canon in octave, and the art of hocket-based melody in voices. I tried multiple loop lengths and so forth, and I wanted to create a kind of live orchestration as well. Then along came Fripp and Eno doing something more interesting and clever and I got a job and I buried it for a while. And then Eno came up with "4th world". And a car accident unexpected neuralgia made me give up music. Then with the rise of digital looping I revisited it all and take up playing the kalimba and ukulele. I now almost exclusively play the Hohner guitaret and a couple of Nykalimbas constructed especially for me. I use a few different types of delay to contrast their nature - Boomerang, Headrush, Timeline, Echorec, Deja Vu - as well as my latest joy, a Logidy Epsi convolver.So I set out to make something in passacaille, or rondino, or fugue and play it through that way. I also often make loops separately in the sense of turning off the playback live and then play the results (or play along with the results). Additionally, I should say that I also involve field recordings - I love making the field recordings drive the impetus of the music-making, and a friend of mine curates and prepares matrices of sound (we call it Rokehan, which is a Japanese movie term for location hunting) wherein he makes imaginary landscapes - this is orchestration following Cage's (1937) dictum: "Wherever we are, what we hear is mostly noise. When we ignore it, it disturbs us. When we listen to it, we find it fascinating. The sound of a truck at 50 m.p.h. Static between the stations. Rain. We want to capture and control these sounds, to use them, not as sound effects, but as musical instruments." So - some instances of my live looping:Me live-looping In C https://ivodnegalatea.bandcamp.com/album/the-art-guitaret-vol-iv-the-serendipitist-guitaretMe playing multiple pass loops with the sound of two steam hammers driving in a pile driver https://ivodnegalatea.bandcamp.com/track/chasing-the-mountain-of-lightMe making a pavane based on the rhythm of a canoe being rowed https://ivodnegalatea.bandcamp.com/track/geometric-inequalitiesMe making a passacaille based on an incredibly squeaky windmill: https://ivodnegalatea.bandcamp.com/track/many-mansionsMe doing a pasa doble to crickets and birds: https://ivodnegalatea.bandcamp.com/track/how-it-beganMe improvising an oratorio to crows! https://ivodnegalatea.bandcamp.com/track/impressions-that-remained Me making a triple concerto for the voices of the mbira https://ivodnegalatea.bandcamp.com/track/the-serendipity-machine So that's probably too much information, but I thought I should honour the length of Rick Walker's reply. (I should confess I have a playlist of Rick's music of the sound grabbed from some of his youtubes for listening to on the far too many occasions when I put in 30 hour days at work).Also I should say I am pseudonymous, as the people I work for/with don't want my name turning up on google searches and having potential investors realise that my soul doesn't belong to the company. I hope you won't mind that. It's a condition of the employment that I very badly need. Cheers*in fact to quote Kubler "More lonely than ever, the artist today is like Dedalus, the strange artificer of wonderful and frightening surprises for his immediate circle." that's me** (you can get it through JSTOR, here www.jstor.org.rp.nla.gov.au/stable/info/745887) Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2014 03:49:19 -0700From: looppool@cruzio.comTo: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.comCC: Loopers-Delight-d-request@loopers-delight.com; Loopers-Delight-d@loopers-delight.comSubject: Re: Loopers-Delight-d Digest V14 #174[...]

201410/msg00032:Noetically at the Loopfest

20: Being on the other side of the world and unlikely to travel, but wanting to respond to the kind offer of future attendance, I thought I would attend in spirit and liveloop at the same time. So here it is a video of me playing, except what you see is what I see:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaDmIkV33GAMe, Hohner Pianet, Akai Headrush 2 (emulating tape) and Seymour Duncan Deja Vu (emulating a long length Bucket Brigade) put through a Logidy EPSi convolver. A single take in real time against a collage of 5 Freesound field recordings in a sequence on a Roland SP404x. So a performance.Only problem is that despite using line in you can hear the keys rattling as I thump them. Don't know how that happened. It was line-input to my Sony PCM but the mike mustn't have turned off.

201410/msg00060:Another noetic attendance - Guitaret live-looping incl novel technique (I think)

20: Hi everyone - here is another live-looping performance, this time featuring my main instrument, the Hohner Guitaret. I am using all of my delays in t different forms, most often more than one for coloration effect. So there is Strymon Timeline and Akai Headrush II as wonky tape delays, Seymour Duncan as a heavily modulated 15 seconds BBD etc.The one this that people might be interested in technically (I haven't seen it done elsewhere, but I live on the edge of the desert on the wrong side of the world, and I really don't get out much, so I may have missed it) is routing routing the send from a freeze pedal (EHX super-ego) through a Digitech Whammy DT that has as a sidecar the Molten Voltage MIDI T pitch sequencer - so I get all of the wonderful sympathetic sound of granular delay and sustain, but with a sequencer-like pitch variation. (I also route it out through an old Akai Pandora 4a in "stars" and mode which has a reso-distorting effect). Anyway, I haven't heard of this being done, and it is a really nice trick. You can program any number of sequences into it and manipulate it on the fly. I have had up to 60 steps in breve rhythm moving the musing around - it makes for a really interesting wash under the most often monotone/modal looping practice (I thought it up to break through that tendency). I often put another pitch bender in front of it for a kind of mode shifting thing. Anyway, here is my hat-tipping to the wonderful performances at Socal Loopfest 2014 - four performances in different looping approaches I hopehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So2z6h4KBY4&list=PLz_vwEfvzwQgaoDNLxoqBWNdH4NJYPsFX&index=1ig

201411/msg00088:RE: what is the state of things with pedals these days?

25: http://www.moltenvoltage.com/products/OZ_by_PedalSync_-_Strymon_TimeLine_Delay_LOOPER_Controller_by_Molten_Voltage.htmlThe other currently available thing I have and use is (lo fi I know) the Zoom Bluetooth multistomp for 1-4 sec looping. When I travel for work I grab that and my little Danelectro Hamp and my Risa travel uke. Up to 6 hours of 4 second looping goodness on the run. This is because I fully expect to lose all my luggage and don't want unreplaceable thingsbut my true love -This is not state-of-the-art as it is no longer made, and it hasn't lots of features - but I am completely in love with my Deja Vu pedal from Seymour Duncan. It can't do lots of clever things, but what it does it does beautifully, and I have been using it almost exclusively since I got it despite other pedals with better features.Effectively they put a bucket brigade device in front of a 30 second delay you can use as a looper, so it's effectively a 30 second BBD with all the artefacts I can want. Plus it has an effect send round so you can treat the signal. I got a Timeline because it had that capability on looping, but I haven't really used it yet despite having it for a while. I have also Headrush and Boomerang and a laptop with various things, and I force myself to do planned things with them, but when I go and jam in the odd 30 minutes available, I tend to only use the Deja Vu. When I want to do multi time things I tend to have left channel headrush on massive tape delay and right channel deja vu on maximum modulation mode. Yes I am falling for mood kitsch, but I love it

201411/msg00097:Re: what is the state of things with pedals these days?

44: > I have also Headrush and Boomerang and a laptop with various things, and

201411/msg00099:RE: what is the state of things with pedals these days?

20: It's stereo out but through phase inversion, bit of a downer that. And only mono in. Same with the Akai headrush II - mono in five outs (!). I'm also addicted to stereo which makes a lot of things problematic. Why I got the Timeline - for the stereo preservation. But the sound isn't the same.The sound - it's (insert every analogue fanboy crush word here). Irreplaceable.I have a thing going I call lived-looping, where my pianet is permanently on in a room, with a collage of sounds. And people go in and play it, and the regen is just short of endless - it will decay to silence over the collage which is a permanent loop. And people who say they have no music, or people who never played in their life, or people who say that they hate modern music, and people who think looping is bullshit, (and and and ...) hear the birds and waves and thunder, and go in and play, and play forever. I have to go and get business-types who have come to talk about Serious Things and say "Uh, Doug, the meeting..." after 30 mins or so. They will play "Mary had a little lamb" or "Advance Australia Fair" or "Loch Lomond" or some pop song, and then by the time they've got to the end it regenerates, and they start to smile, and then they're lost. And a large part of the allure is the SD Deja Vu - everything you do on it sounds like every favourite musical moment you ever heard. (SO calls the room "the Kaleidophone")> From: mark@grubmah.com> Subject: Re: what is the state of things with pedals these days?> Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2014 18:22:04 -0800> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Wow. I remember the Deja Vu but I don't think I'd gone pedal intensive yet at the time. If it were stereo, it would be a slam dunk for me — probably much better than using the El Capistan as a looper. Of course, stereo would also up the complexity of the inserts. I wish I wasn't so fond of stereo chorus and delays.> > As for the TC delays, I pretty much always use them in the quarter plus dotted eighth mode, but the Nova has other options. I'm trying to love the _expression_ pedal with the Alter Ego X4 but I'm finding it to be a pain to program.> > Mark> > > On Nov 8, 2014, at 5:28 AM, Ivodne Galatea <takas20@hotmail.com> wrote:> > > > This is not state-of-the-art as it is no longer made, and it hasn't lots of features - but I am completely in love with my Deja Vu pedal from Seymour Duncan. It can't do lots of clever things, but what it does it does beautifully, and I have been using it almost exclusively since I got it despite other pedals with better features.> > > > Effectively they put a bucket brigade device in front of a 30 second delay you can use as a looper, so it's effectively a 30 second BBD with all the artefacts I can want. Plus it has an effect send round so you can treat the signal. I got a Timeline because it had that capability on looping, but I haven't really used it yet despite having it for a while. I have also Headrush and Boomerang and a laptop with various things, and I force myself to do planned things with them, but when I go and jam in the odd 30 minutes available, I tend to only use the Deja Vu.>

201411/msg00100:Re: what is the state of things with pedals these days?

21: It's stereo out but through phase inversion, bit of a downer that. And only mono in. Same with the Akai headrush II - mono in five outs (!). I'm also addicted to stereo which makes a lot of things problematic. Why I got the Timeline - for the stereo preservation. But the sound isn't the same.The sound - it's (insert every analogue fanboy crush word here). Irreplaceable.I have a thing going I call lived-looping, where my pianet is permanently on in a room, with a collage of sounds. And people go in and play it, and the regen is just short of endless - it will decay to silence over the collage which is a permanent loop. And people who say they have no music, or people who never played in their life, or people who say that they hate modern music, and people who think looping is bullshit, (and and and ...) hear the birds and waves and thunder, and go in and play, and play forever. I have to go and get business-types who have come to talk about Serious Things and say "Uh, Doug, the meeting..." after 30 mins or so. They will play "Mary had a little lamb" or "Advance Australia Fair" or "Loch Lomond" or some pop song, and then by the time they've got to the end it regenerates, and they start to smile, and then they're lost. And a large part of the allure is the SD Deja Vu - everything you do on it sounds like every favourite musical moment you ever heard. (SO calls the room "the Kaleidophone")> From: mark@grubmah.com> Subject: Re: what is the state of things with pedals these days?> Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2014 18:22:04 -0800> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Wow. I remember the Deja Vu but I don't think I'd gone pedal intensive yet at the time. If it were stereo, it would be a slam dunk for me — probably much better than using the El Capistan as a looper. Of course, stereo would also up the complexity of the inserts. I wish I wasn't so fond of stereo chorus and delays.> > As for the TC delays, I pretty much always use them in the quarter plus dotted eighth mode, but the Nova has other options. I'm trying to love the _expression_ pedal with the Alter Ego X4 but I'm finding it to be a pain to program.> > Mark> > > On Nov 8, 2014, at 5:28 AM, Ivodne Galatea <takas20@hotmail.com> wrote:> > > > This is not state-of-the-art as it is no longer made, and it hasn't lots of features - but I am completely in love with my Deja Vu pedal from Seymour Duncan. It can't do lots of clever things, but what it does it does beautifully, and I have been using it almost exclusively since I got it despite other pedals with better features.> > > > Effectively they put a bucket brigade device in front of a 30 second delay you can use as a looper, so it's effectively a 30 second BBD with all the artefacts I can want. Plus it has an effect send round so you can treat the signal. I got a Timeline because it had that capability on looping, but I haven't really used it yet despite having it for a while. I have also Headrush and Boomerang and a laptop with various things, and I force myself to do planned things with them, but when I go and jam in the odd 30 minutes available, I tend to only use the Deja Vu.>

201412/msg00059:RE: OT:

23: It's not that cheap, but Strymon's dTape tech emulates ever flaw in tape echoing you could want - crinkle, wear, bias, wow & flutter, tape age. It's on bother the el Capistan and the Timeline. Unbeleivable effect. The Timeline does everything conceivable with all families of delaying. I am a bit intimidated by mine to the point of not using it. Check out the manual at Strymon. I think it does all these things. I'm not sure I understand the mulitiplier point though, the ElCapistan is also pretty good - same dTape tech but cheaper, but I can't speak for itI tend to use my Akai Headrush II instead because it's so simple. but it isn't as good an emulation. Goes up to 20 secs in tape mode, but doesn't multiply over a certain lengthI played the Catalinbread Belle Epoch but I didn't get it because it only goes to 800msec> Subject: OT: > From: jrploopers@kliklak.net> Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 17:07:47 +0100> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Slightly OT:> > I use my fav digital delay (Vestax DDG-1) as a short interval looper (up to 1024ms), but it is slowly giving up to work, and they are very rare.> > Does anybody have a tip of todays new pedals/ztable units (not rack mount!) for the following delay features:> > - behaves like a tape upon delay time change (like a EHX SMMH in loop mode)> - dedicated hold switch (not momentary - just circles delay buffer until switched off, input to buffer switched off, no fade)> - delay time modulation with separate depth and speed control, capable of extreme settings, approx. from 0.05 Hz to at least 20 Hz> - has a separate dial for a delay time multiplication, e.g. 0.5x - 2x, furthermore if delay dial is already at 0.5x, then resulting range would be 1-4x and vice versa for the other extreme.> - writes slices of live signal into delay buffer at moentary buffer position, when fast on/off-switching the hol. > - stereo would be nice, but mono already works with me.> > you probably won't find much ddg-1 live examples anywhere, however, the 1980s rack mount predecessor vesta fire dig 411b is technically the same unit, though mono. But any rack unit is too big for my travel setup.> recently checked out the super awesome death by audio echo dream 2, but it is missing the hold switch. http://www.deathbyaudiostore.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=DBA012 > > any hints on otehr product or diy things? thanx a lot!> > jayrope> ---> kliklak.net> aircushionfinish.com> prinzenallee.com> >

201412/msg00087:Re: OT: Digital tape delay with hold and modulation

73: > I tend to use my Akai Headrush II instead because it's so simple. but it

201412/msg00092:Re: OT: Digital tape delay with hold and modulation

18: Ibanez DM-1100Rig On Monday, December 15, 2014 5:05 AM, Ivodne Galatea <takas20@hotmail.com> wrote: Why is it that no matter what delay unit or looper or reverb I read about, I want it? (headbang) Probably not the same but just in case it helps you throughhttp://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Vestax-MDD-9-Digital-Delay-Vintage-Unit-/180910639806> Subject: Re: OT: Digital tape delay with hold and modulation> From: jrploopers@kliklak.net> Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2014 11:53:50 +0100> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Ivodne, thanx for the hints. > > Both the timeline as well as the el capstan seem to lack a dedicated hold button, though.> What makes the DDG-1 so special is, that it's originally a DJ unit. RCA jacks, table unit and all. > It's hold freezes the max 1024 sec delay and allows it to be pitched just like a tape, obviously using a simple variable pitch rate control (0.5x - 2x).> This gives me a range of two octaves, which i can use to play melodies just with the dial on the speed of the delay buffer. Awesome.> Using the hold switch on/off in a fast manner inserts bits of original audio into the delay buffer aswell, which i use to create unforseeable surprises during improvisation. I seem to function better as a musician, when surprised of what i hear. > > By now i didn't find another unit like this.> > Here's what i just wrote to Strymon about wnated features in one unit> > - behaves like a tape upon delay time change (so basically pitching/speeding accordingly)> - has delay time modulation with depth and freq/time (0.05 - 20 Hz), capable of extreme settings - in tape mode> - has a hold button / this takes original signal to bypass delay circuit, while delay buffer loops indefinately. > Buffer behaves again like tape, when modulated or delay time is changed manually.> - delay is digital> > Anybody else on this? Thanx much!> > jayrope> ---> kliklak.net> aircushionfinish.com> prinzenallee.com> > On Dec 13, 2014, at 11:04 PM, Loopers-Delight-d-request@loopers-delight.com wrote:> > > From: takas20@hotmail.com> > To: loopers-delight@loopers-delight.com> > Subject: RE: OT:> > Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 18:02:48 +0000> > > > It's not that cheap, but Strymon's dTape tech emulates ever flaw in tape echoing you could want - crinkle, wear, bias, wow & flutter, tape age. It's on bother the el Capistan and the Timeline. Unbeleivable effect. The Timeline does everything conceivable with all families of delaying. I am a bit intimidated by mine to the point of not using it. Check out the manual at Strymon. I think it does all these things. I'm not sure I understand the mulitiplier point though, the ElCapistan is also pretty good - same dTape tech but cheaper, but I can't speak for it> > > > I tend to use my Akai Headrush II instead because it's so simple. but it isn't as good an emulation. Goes up to 20 secs in tape mode, but doesn't multiply over a certain length> > > > I played the Catalinbread Belle Epoch but I didn't get it because it only goes to 800msec> > > > > > > Subject: OT: > > > From: jrploopers@kliklak.net> > > Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 17:07:47 +0100> > > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > > > > > Slightly OT:> > > > > > I use my fav digital delay (Vestax DDG-1) as a short interval looper (up to 1024ms), but it is slowly giving up to work, and they are very rare.> > > > > > Does anybody have a tip of todays new pedals/ztable units (not rack mount!) for the following delay features:> > > > > > - behaves like a tape upon delay time change (like a EHX SMMH in loop mode)> > > - dedicated hold switch (not momentary - just circles delay buffer until switched off, input to buffer switched off, no fade)> > > - delay time modulation with separate depth and speed control, capable of extreme settings, approx. from 0.05 Hz to at least 20 Hz> > > - has a separate dial for a delay time multiplication, e.g. 0.5x - 2x, furthermore if delay dial is already at 0.5x, then resulting range would be 1-4x and vice versa for the other extreme.> > > - writes slices of live signal into delay buffer at moentary buffer position, when fast on/off-switching the hol. > > > - stereo would be nice, but mono already works with me.> > > > > > you probably won't find much ddg-1 live examples anywhere, however, the 1980s rack mount predecessor vesta fire dig 411b is technically the same unit, though mono. But any rack unit is too big for my travel setup.> > > recently checked out the super awesome death by audio echo dream 2, but it is missing the hold switch.http://www.deathbyaudiostore.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=DBA012 > > > > > > any hints on otehr product or diy things? thanx a lot!> > > > > > jayrope> > > ---> > > kliklak.net> > > aircushionfinish.com> > > prinzenallee.com> > > > > > >

201412/msg00089:RE: OT: Digital tape delay with hold and modulation

20: The Akai Headrush II has a knob for both - one for loop time and one for head gap (it has four "heads" and you can go from XX--------XX to X----X-----X----X - I may have spelled that wrong). One of the reasons I am disappointed with others is they don't have that, and why the Headrush is my favourite apart from the others.> Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2014 11:41:23 +0000> From: akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Subject: Re: OT: Digital tape delay with hold and modulation> > On 15/12/2014 10:53, jrploopers wrote:> > - behaves like a tape upon delay time change (so basically pitching/speeding accordingly)> > > Unfortunately there's two ways that can happen.> > 1) Tape head moves (like in an Echoplex Delay) . Result, pitch warble which gets into loop, basic pitch the same.> > 2) Tape speed changes, varispeed. pitch of material changes in the way you require.> > Most manufacturer's now accept 1) as standard, or so it seems.> It's much easier to implement, and as it's like the old analog echoplex so why would they make more effort.> > Really the effect you want is only common in early bucket brigade delay machines,> ...or more related to tape loops.> > I want to add to your feature set too :-)> > - stereo delay> - insert for feedback> - 32s delay at least> - button to double delay time without pitch change> - square wave modulation, easy to set to octave, 5th, 4th> - tap time without pitch change, option to clear out old loop on the first tap> > > > > andy> > >

201412/msg00034:RE: post your issues with loop machines

20: Funny the problems that crop up. I use the Deja Vu as a looper because of the bucket brigade analogue distortion/modulation. It's perfect, but the thing that drives me mad is that the feedback control is only usable in about a 1 degree range somewhere near 3 o'clock. Tiny bit more and it regenerates until it feeds back. tiny bit less it dies away and doesn't loop. I would give anything for a trim pot there. Also irritating on setting the avartan (loop/cycle time) . It can be dialled between nothing and 4 seconds, then from then on it's only tap control. I want to be able to dial in 10/12/15/20 etc seconds, but can't. I also have a Headrush which I use for tape-saturation delay sounds. I would so love to be able to dial in 10/12/15/20 etc seconds avartan. then I could start both pedals as 15, or one at 12 and one at 15. or one at 9 and one at 18 or whatever. I love their sound so much I won't replace them (nothing on a computer comes close) but this drives me mad (especially as the Deja Vu is hold-down-for-duration-of-loop and the Headrush is tap-start-tap-stop, so I can't even do it with a tap dance). Also I have to remember to make the Headrush into Tape mode - wish I could have it remember settings.For the purposes of the survey - no mechanical problems, both are second hand, and the Headrush at least is secondhand ex moderate live use. I think the Deja Vu is an ex shop demo. No line noise, crackle, know crackle any of that stuffI have run both of external LiON batteries for half an hour. Only serious irritation is the outs. The Deja Vu has the phase inversion stereo, but if you use it into a mix the input signal is massively deadened. The Headrush has four outs, and proposes that you can run them for each head position, but after the initial four repeats the sound all comes out of the first head. I got a mini-mixer to do a stereo spread for that, and it's useless for it - misleading avdt etc. But you can switch off the inputs by putting a jack into it, which is a nice use for it (I keep on intending to wire up a sidecar with switches to make that happen, but time...)I also have a secondhand Boomerang III which I only use for the live multitracking kind of looping, absolutely no problems with it at all (well, I've never managed to upgrade the firmware, which is very irritating). But mechanically it's the best bit of music kit I've ever owned - the buttons are all large pads pressing into heavy duty microswitches, good for a hundred thousand duty cycles. And the sound can't be beat. I tend to use it for live recording rather than a Logic or Cubase or Wavelab, because it's so much easier to control.I also have a secondhand Timeline which I underuse as it is fiddly. I recently got an Oz sidecar pedal for it and it makes it a much accessible as a looper.I'd like to put in a quick mention of the Superego freeze, which I use a huge amount and hasn't given any grief at all. It's not strickly speaking a looper (well, I would argue it is, but it might not match other people's expectations). I mention it because the same switch is being used in the new Nanolooper 360, so I would hazard a guess that it is indestructible too. I keep on nearly buying one because it is non-volatile and stores 12 loops and is battery powered.Hope that is of use> Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2014 12:37:54 +0000> From: akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Subject: Re: post your issues with loop machines> > > Huh, the RC-50 didn't sound great regardless of bit depth.> > Really the need for 24bit converters isn't a quality issue as such, it's to do with headroom.> > If you have a stompbox with no volume control on the input you need 24bit> to handle the variation in levels that the user will feed in.> > If there's volume trim on the input then a bit depth beyond 16 is only going to> help if the rest of the circuitry is 'studio quality', and you're in a studio.> Live it's not going to make a perceivable difference.> > > good question though :-)> will have a think if there's any relevant data I can send you.> > andy> > > > On 05/12/2014 11:41, jrploopers wrote:> > So for instance i am dispappointed by BOSS downgrading the bit depth of their rc-300/505 series to 16bit> > (while the RC-50 sounded better on 24),> > by bad converters (Boss again for instance sound really flat and harsh on large PA systems),>

201412/msg00090:RE: OT: Digital tape delay with hold and modulation

20: Why is it that no matter what delay unit or looper or reverb I read about, I want it? (headbang) Probably not the same but just in case it helps you throughhttp://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Vestax-MDD-9-Digital-Delay-Vintage-Unit-/180910639806> Subject: Re: OT: Digital tape delay with hold and modulation> From: jrploopers@kliklak.net> Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2014 11:53:50 +0100> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Ivodne, thanx for the hints. > > Both the timeline as well as the el capstan seem to lack a dedicated hold button, though.> What makes the DDG-1 so special is, that it's originally a DJ unit. RCA jacks, table unit and all. > It's hold freezes the max 1024 sec delay and allows it to be pitched just like a tape, obviously using a simple variable pitch rate control (0.5x - 2x).> This gives me a range of two octaves, which i can use to play melodies just with the dial on the speed of the delay buffer. Awesome.> Using the hold switch on/off in a fast manner inserts bits of original audio into the delay buffer aswell, which i use to create unforseeable surprises during improvisation. I seem to function better as a musician, when surprised of what i hear. > > By now i didn't find another unit like this.> > Here's what i just wrote to Strymon about wnated features in one unit> > - behaves like a tape upon delay time change (so basically pitching/speeding accordingly)> - has delay time modulation with depth and freq/time (0.05 - 20 Hz), capable of extreme settings - in tape mode> - has a hold button / this takes original signal to bypass delay circuit, while delay buffer loops indefinately. > Buffer behaves again like tape, when modulated or delay time is changed manually.> - delay is digital> > Anybody else on this? Thanx much!> > jayrope> ---> kliklak.net> aircushionfinish.com> prinzenallee.com> > On Dec 13, 2014, at 11:04 PM, Loopers-Delight-d-request@loopers-delight.com wrote:> > > From: takas20@hotmail.com> > To: loopers-delight@loopers-delight.com> > Subject: RE: OT:> > Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 18:02:48 +0000> > > > It's not that cheap, but Strymon's dTape tech emulates ever flaw in tape echoing you could want - crinkle, wear, bias, wow & flutter, tape age. It's on bother the el Capistan and the Timeline. Unbeleivable effect. The Timeline does everything conceivable with all families of delaying. I am a bit intimidated by mine to the point of not using it. Check out the manual at Strymon. I think it does all these things. I'm not sure I understand the mulitiplier point though, the ElCapistan is also pretty good - same dTape tech but cheaper, but I can't speak for it> > > > I tend to use my Akai Headrush II instead because it's so simple. but it isn't as good an emulation. Goes up to 20 secs in tape mode, but doesn't multiply over a certain length> > > > I played the Catalinbread Belle Epoch but I didn't get it because it only goes to 800msec> > > > > > > Subject: OT: > > > From: jrploopers@kliklak.net> > > Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 17:07:47 +0100> > > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > > > > > Slightly OT:> > > > > > I use my fav digital delay (Vestax DDG-1) as a short interval looper (up to 1024ms), but it is slowly giving up to work, and they are very rare.> > > > > > Does anybody have a tip of todays new pedals/ztable units (not rack mount!) for the following delay features:> > > > > > - behaves like a tape upon delay time change (like a EHX SMMH in loop mode)> > > - dedicated hold switch (not momentary - just circles delay buffer until switched off, input to buffer switched off, no fade)> > > - delay time modulation with separate depth and speed control, capable of extreme settings, approx. from 0.05 Hz to at least 20 Hz> > > - has a separate dial for a delay time multiplication, e.g. 0.5x - 2x, furthermore if delay dial is already at 0.5x, then resulting range would be 1-4x and vice versa for the other extreme.> > > - writes slices of live signal into delay buffer at moentary buffer position, when fast on/off-switching the hol. > > > - stereo would be nice, but mono already works with me.> > > > > > you probably won't find much ddg-1 live examples anywhere, however, the 1980s rack mount predecessor vesta fire dig 411b is technically the same unit, though mono. But any rack unit is too big for my travel setup.> > > recently checked out the super awesome death by audio echo dream 2, but it is missing the hold switch.http://www.deathbyaudiostore.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=DBA012 > > > > > > any hints on otehr product or diy things? thanx a lot!> > > > > > jayrope> > > ---> > > kliklak.net> > > aircushionfinish.com> > > prinzenallee.com> > > > > > >

201412/msg00058:RE: OT:

20: It's not that cheap, but Strymon's dTape tech emulates ever flaw in tape echoing you could want - crinkle, wear, bias, wow & flutter, tape age. It's on bother the el Capistan and the Timeline. Unbeleivable effect. The Timeline does everything conceivable with all families of delaying. I am a bit intimidated by mine to the point of not using it. Check out the manual at Strymon. I think it does all these things. I'm not sure I understand the mulitiplier point though, the ElCapistan is also pretty good - same dTape tech but cheaper, but I can't speak for itI tend to use my Akai Headrush II instead because it's so simple. but it isn't as good an emulation. Goes up to 20 secs in tape mode, but doesn't multiply over a certain lengthI played the Catalinbread Belle Epoch but I didn't get it because it only goes to 800msec> Subject: OT: > From: jrploopers@kliklak.net> Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 17:07:47 +0100> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Slightly OT:> > I use my fav digital delay (Vestax DDG-1) as a short interval looper (up to 1024ms), but it is slowly giving up to work, and they are very rare.> > Does anybody have a tip of todays new pedals/ztable units (not rack mount!) for the following delay features:> > - behaves like a tape upon delay time change (like a EHX SMMH in loop mode)> - dedicated hold switch (not momentary - just circles delay buffer until switched off, input to buffer switched off, no fade)> - delay time modulation with separate depth and speed control, capable of extreme settings, approx. from 0.05 Hz to at least 20 Hz> - has a separate dial for a delay time multiplication, e.g. 0.5x - 2x, furthermore if delay dial is already at 0.5x, then resulting range would be 1-4x and vice versa for the other extreme.> - writes slices of live signal into delay buffer at moentary buffer position, when fast on/off-switching the hol. > - stereo would be nice, but mono already works with me.> > you probably won't find much ddg-1 live examples anywhere, however, the 1980s rack mount predecessor vesta fire dig 411b is technically the same unit, though mono. But any rack unit is too big for my travel setup.> recently checked out the super awesome death by audio echo dream 2, but it is missing the hold switch. http://www.deathbyaudiostore.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=DBA012 > > any hints on otehr product or diy things? thanx a lot!> > jayrope> ---> kliklak.net> aircushionfinish.com> prinzenallee.com> >

201511/msg00008:Re: Favourites missing RE: Listing live-looping tools: Any tool you know I might be missing?

21: My two favourites and chief want-to-own are missing - the Seymour Duncan DejaVu hybrid delay (Digital delay that first sends the signal through a bucket brigade chip) which basically gives me a 24 second bucket brigade device- the Strymon El Capistan tape emulatorneither of these have undo or multi track - they're in the category of simple loopers with the Akai Headrush, my third favourite for sound.My chief want-to-own not there is the Makenoise Phonogene which emulates the original tape device of Schaeffershttp://www.makenoisemusic.com/phonogene.shtmlgranular loopingStrymon timeline's also missing - I had one and sold it despite loving the sound because it was too complicated for my underpowered mind to use when playing.Date: Wed, 4 Nov 2015 11:56:44 +1100Subject: Re: Listing live-looping tools: Any tool you know I might be missing?From: geekon@gmail.comTo: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.comHi,I also didn't see any of the Looperative product in the list. Namely the LP1 and LP2.The Digitech Trio definitely doesn't record audio, it 'listens' to audio and then build a backing track.CheersGuyOn Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 8:41 AM, Anders Bergdahl <anders_e_bergdahl@hotmail.com> wrote:

201511/msg00007:Re: Favourites missing RE: Listing live-looping tools: Any tool you know I might be missing?

33: My two favourites and chief want-to-own are missing - the Seymour Duncan DejaVu hybrid delay (Digital delay that first sends the signal through a bucket brigade chip) which basically gives me a 24 second bucket brigade device- the Strymon El Capistan tape emulatorneither of these have undo or multi track - they're in the category of simple loopers with the Akai Headrush, my third favourite for sound.My chief want-to-own not there is the Makenoise Phonogene which emulates the original tape device of Schaeffershttp://www.makenoisemusic.com/phonogene.shtmlgranular loopingStrymon timeline's also missing - I had one and sold it despite loving the sound because it was too complicated for my underpowered mind to use when playing.Date: Wed, 4 Nov 2015 11:56:44 +1100Subject: Re: Listing live-looping tools: Any tool you know I might be missing?From: geekon@gmail.comTo: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.comHi,I also didn't see any of the Looperative product in the list. Namely the LP1 and LP2.The Digitech Trio definitely doesn't record audio, it 'listens' to audio and then build a backing track.CheersGuyOn Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 8:41 AM, Anders Bergdahl <anders_e_bergdahl@hotmail.com> wrote:

201511/msg00005:Favourites missing RE: Listing live-looping tools: Any tool you know I might be missing?

20: My two favourites and chief want-to-own are missing - the Seymour Duncan DejaVu hybrid delay (Digital delay that first sends the signal through a bucket brigade chip) which basically gives me a 24 second bucket brigade device- the Strymon El Capistan tape emulatorneither of these have undo or multi track - they're in the category of simple loopers with the Akai Headrush, my third favourite for sound.My chief want-to-own not there is the Makenoise Phonogene which emulates the original tape device of Schaeffershttp://www.makenoisemusic.com/phonogene.shtmlgranular loopingStrymon timeline's also missing - I had one and sold it despite loving the sound because it was too complicated for my underpowered mind to use when playing.Date: Wed, 4 Nov 2015 11:56:44 +1100Subject: Re: Listing live-looping tools: Any tool you know I might be missing?From: geekon@gmail.comTo: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.comHi,I also didn't see any of the Looperative product in the list. Namely the LP1 and LP2.The Digitech Trio definitely doesn't record audio, it 'listens' to audio and then build a backing track.CheersGuyOn Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 8:41 AM, Anders Bergdahl <anders_e_bergdahl@hotmail.com> wrote:

201602/msg00084:RE: Seeking Inspiration

20: I love it because it lets me compose in real time in counterpoint. And to play in the manner that Terry Riley dreamed up. (or the anonymous French Technician, or Pierre Schaeffer or...) And the Eno ideasI also love the kaleidophony of it all. I love playing things on different loops at the same time and hearing them drift away. Something I really love doing is "lived looping" where I have my Hohner Pianet (electric piano say) going through various reverbs and so forth, and having a long long duration analog delay (Seymour Duncan Deja Vu or Akai Headrush or Strymon El Capistan) and leaving it to decay over hours, and letting people who normally don't play music to have a go making loops. I've done that kind of thing for decades, leave loops running for days hearing them decay slowly. It requires a tolerant family/house sharers, but it's like watching the weatherigFrom: 3x09@carlsonarts.comTo: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.comSubject: Seeking InspirationDate: Fri, 5 Feb 2016 15:47:02 +0000

201602/msg00221:RE: Specific Requirements For Pedal

20: I will say, regardless of what system you go to, you're going to have to "adapt to it" as well as "it adapt to you." I'm currently tearing out my hair trying to come up with something IDEAL - umm, I'll be bald soon! Most of these work with a sequential "undo" capability, so IF you can remember where and how you loaded a loop in, you can claw your way back to it (erasing everything on the way, sadly). The basic, almost philosophical decision I had to make was to look for the single ultra-everything box, or use a combination of smaller, dumber ones to creat initial loops then load them into a higher-order processor. You got your general, you got your field marshals, you got your sergeants, you got your privates.... I have something of an aversion to basic "Boss tone" - I've had an RC20-XL since their debut, and the only way I can get it to sound good is to feed it a fully-processed signal. To the best of my knowledge, Boss hasn't upgraded their root-level preamp in... forever. So I bought both a Pigtronix Infinity and a TC Electronic Ditto X2 with the idea that ONE would end up as the master brain, but they BOTH sound so good I haven't HAD to bust one back to private. I do believe I'm going to end up with Audacity computer recording as my FINAL final stage. Since the Infinity and the DItto will each hold two loops without "committing", and the Boss and an Akai Headrush can each hold one, that gives me six before I have to finalize ANY ONE LOOP... and I CAN reverse direction and store several final sub-master versions onto the Boss if I want to. Which immediately brings up Enemy #2 (Enemy #1 is, alas, my own BRAIN'S lack of storage - i.e. - "What a great lick - where'd THAT come from?"). Enemy #2 is NOISE. It just piles up, and up, and... Every layer of storage adds more. And, even with humbuckings, sitting right in front of a not-P.O.S. monitor doesn't help either. And you HAVE to be willing to dump stuff, or at least tease your brain into being able to repeat something cool. If you could play it once, you can play it again, although this is a frighteningly anti-"mojo", anti-"inspiration" point of view. C'mon MAGIC FINGERS... Do Your Thing! Well, NO. The few people I've "philosophized" with (there's that word again) over looping agree, yer BRAIN is the hardest thing to trick into performing adequately.> Subject: Re: Specific Requirements For Pedal> From: ajmechkov@yahoo.co.uk> Date: Fri, 26 Feb 2016 09:57:12 +0000> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Exactly what I was about to say :-)> > Sent from my iPhone> > > On 26 Feb 2016, at 08:26, Antony Hequet <antony.hequet@yahoo.fr> wrote:> > > > I use the RC 500 and I like the power and simplicity. If you are not going to go computer then sync two RC 500 is the way to go> > > >> On 26 Feb 2016, at 00:37, Sebastian Comeau <Sebastian.Comeau@stu.gsmd.ac.uk> wrote:> >> > >> Dear all,> >> > >> I am looking for a pedal that can have many loops happening at once, each with independent controls (so that I could have, say, 8 layers of music and be able to change/stop any one of them without interfering with the others). The best I've managed to find online is the Boss RC 500, which does 5 channels. Anyone know anything that can do more than 5?> >> > >> Warm wishes,> >> Toby> >> This mail checked by Sophos PureMessage> > >

201603/msg00004:RE: Specific Requirements For Pedal

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