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Post by xtrizeme on Feb 20, 2005 8:40:42 GMT
I think this thread was kind of touched on a while ago, but not very well, I think. I just kind of wanted to know what kind of experiences people have had with pedals as far as layering multiple phrases live. Is the Headrush the best, is it lame, is it great, should I try to get one via e-bay, or is their something better out there. What can it do, how does it suck, blah-blah...
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john
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Post by john on Feb 20, 2005 15:43:10 GMT
i have the boss rc-20xl its decent
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Post by easy15217 on Feb 25, 2005 9:24:14 GMT
if a "mofo" is asking other muthaf*ckas if they think using an akai headrush may sound too much like joey from the sitcom- "friends", that mofo may need too look for a different pedal too depend on. style is what parker posey knows. if u copy at least act like u
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Post by xtrizeme on Mar 1, 2005 8:08:58 GMT
What I"m interested in is a pedal that allows for live creative recording, layering, and negation via a pedal. I'm mainly a drummer, but I play guitar, and am interested in live guitar manipulations and ease versus what somebody might have prepared.
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Post by easy15217 on Jul 8, 2005 1:48:09 GMT
i just soled a line 6 delay loop pedal for 80 bucks. just like the headrush pedal. i go back to basics. if posting on here as an artist seeking "loop pedals". 1 may sound too much like 1
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Post by xtrizeme on Jul 8, 2005 5:41:08 GMT
easy 15217,
You are strange like a rapper. You lay it down for us. Thanxx. Money.
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Post by easy15217 on Jul 8, 2005 7:24:40 GMT
first of all... who is u? i rap and
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Post by 2 on Sept 20, 2005 18:12:05 GMT
anyone know of a headrush/adrenalinn/boss/line6-style looping pedal that can be synched to midi?
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Post by esebeday on Sept 20, 2005 20:28:08 GMT
if i remember correctly, the electro harmonix 16 second delay syncs to midi. has something like 4 minutes looping time, so i'm not sure why it's called a 16 second delay.
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jared
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Post by jared on Sept 25, 2005 23:27:25 GMT
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Post by asristir on Sept 27, 2005 8:17:57 GMT
What I"m interested in is a pedal that allows for live creative recording, layering, and negation via a pedal. I'm mainly a drummer Have you ever considered looping your drums? I've always wanted to experiment with drums and effects. The Boomerang is huge but it lasts forever, and does everything you described. |
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You Drink a Lot of Coffee For a Teenager
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Post by 2 on Sept 27, 2005 16:11:11 GMT
Yeah, I did find that amazing new digital Echoplex, but it costs around 1,500 to 2,000 dollars or something. maybe I'll find one lying in the street.
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Post by dalyzach on Jun 9, 2009 3:51:08 GMT
I just picked up a Headrush E2 for $100. I rule!
Of course, in the ten years that have passed since I first saw and heard a looping pedal in action (Ian Williams of Don Caballero at Club Soda, Kalamazoo, MI) every fucking math rock band, every fucking "coupla guys hunched over a pile of effect pedals" noise act, every fucking folk singer/songwriter in every fucking coffee shop fucking everywhere has discovered the joys of playing a sound into a machine and hearing it play it back to you over and over again.
So clearly, I've got some catching up to do.
Current music: Fripp/Eno "No Footypussing"
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