Just set up my looping rig...
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TwilightOdyssey
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Sounds awesome! (No surprises there)
Any pics?
Sounds awesome! (No surprises there)
Any pics?
TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
Re: Just set up my looping rig...
Holy moley, that's a lot of tech for a guitar rig!
Holy moley, that's a lot of tech for a guitar rig!
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Funkfingers
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Ever so slightly disappointed to spot the Roland GI-10 rather than, say, a VG or a GR device.
Which expansion board(s) do you have in the XV?
Ever so slightly disappointed to spot the Roland GI-10 rather than, say, a VG or a GR device.
Which expansion board(s) do you have in the XV?
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I like the GI-10, and currently no expansion boards in the XV. I program many of my own sounds though, and record with many softsynths too, like Omnisphere, M-tron & more. Most of the synth sounds actually fade in, and the music is usually pretty slow with loops evolving over time, or bouncing against each other. Any faster playing is usually just regular guitar- and I pick very cleanly, so it has no problem keeping up. I considered switching to a Triple Play, but I already have an internal piezo 13 pin system, and the Triple Play needs a USB/MIDI converter to use with hardware (extra $100). I haven't yet tried the VG-99 in this rig yet (I don't like the sound sets in the GRs), and prices are still high for such older technology, so I still might, but it isn't a high priority. In the future, I will add another processor for the piezo acoustic sound, and I may buy another Echoplex until the Evoloop is released. The setup is configured for improvisation when playing live, so it is more about possibilities than recreating set tunes.
I like the GI-10, and currently no expansion boards in the XV. I program many of my own sounds though, and record with many softsynths too, like Omnisphere, M-tron & more. Most of the synth sounds actually fade in, and the music is usually pretty slow with loops evolving over time, or bouncing against each other. Any faster playing is usually just regular guitar- and I pick very cleanly, so it has no problem keeping up. I considered switching to a Triple Play, but I already have an internal piezo 13 pin system, and the Triple Play needs a USB/MIDI converter to use with hardware (extra $100). I haven't yet tried the VG-99 in this rig yet (I don't like the sound sets in the GRs), and prices are still high for such older technology, so I still might, but it isn't a high priority. In the future, I will add another processor for the piezo acoustic sound, and I may buy another Echoplex until the Evoloop is released. The setup is configured for improvisation when playing live, so it is more about possibilities than recreating set tunes.
SteveAlysis
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Re: Just set up my looping rig...
Nice! Would you happen to know which looper David Torn is using in this video?? I've been wanting something with these capabilities, but in pedal form.
http://youtu.be/hMy1pv3-tw4
Nice! Would you happen to know which looper David Torn is using in this video?? I've been wanting something with these capabilities, but in pedal form.
http://youtu.be/hMy1pv3-tw4
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