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Re: Looper that spits out separate click track
Never tried, but I think the beat synch out on an EDP is a click...
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On 25 Mar 2011, at 17:19, Daniel Thomas <danielthomas4@mac.com> wrote:
> Hi Billy
>
> midi clock output is what is needed to drive another device in sync with
>your looper. If your looper has a midi out port and supports midi clock,
>you can spit tempo data at any midi instrument (HW or SW) and then route
>the resulting audio to a drummers headphone cue. Make sense?
>
> Many loopers do this... But I don't think the digitech does. This
>feature is frequently missing from stomp box style loopers.
>
>
> d
> On Mar 25, 2011, at 7:56 AM, Billy Thompson wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone...
>>
>> I was wondering whether some of you could suggest a looper to me with
>which
>> I could send out a separate rhythm track to a drummer for instance.
>>
>> I currently use the Digitech JamMan which is fairly good for my needs
>(even
>> though they brought the stereo version out not long after my purchase).
>This
>> has a built in rhythm track with 8 or so basic click sounds.
>>
>> The loop you then create locks nicely to this if this is the function
>you
>> choose.
>>
>> If I could have this click in my ear and not playing out front then a
>> perfectly in time loop would sound much more natural. Further to this
>what I
>> would really like as mentioned in the first paragraph would be for the
>click
>> track to be constantly in a drummer's ear so the drummer and I could
>create
>> in sync.
>>
>> Suggestions please if I've been clear enough... I'm basically still
>after a
>> foot pedal but all suggestions welcomed...
>>
>> Many thanks,
>>
>> Billy
>> http://www.billythompson.co.uk
>>
>>
>