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Newsgroups: uk.music.guitar
From: "nickm" <ni...@nospam.net>
Date: Sun, 18 May 2008 14:41:21 +0100
Local: Sun 18 May 2008 14:41
Subject: Re: Boss RC50 Looper
I have a Boss RC-50. My mate has one too. He's done a lot more with his
than I have with mine to be fair. Playing in a rock band as I was when I bought it, we needed an easy way of interjecting sounds like police sirens, thunder etc... into songs we were covering, and by pre-recording these into the RC-50 it was simple to just step on a pedal at the right time, so my unit has really done more of that type of thing, which is not necessarily what it was designed to do. However, the RC-50 is very good for solo performers to simply lay down layers of backing parts in real time and then to play/sing over the top. The results can be very effective and impressive. There is of course a bit of a learning curve in getting to grips with the RC-50. On the down-side, synchronising with external MIDI units like drum machines can be problematic with the RC-50, and as I understand it Boss don't really appear to be very interested in resolving those issues. Pity. I got mine on-line from Brixton Music Exchange, which at the time was You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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