I have never found myself in a situation where I have dabbled with the looper in a live scenario but have utilized it just for fun in rehearsal with a drummer and I find the recorded loop nearly always phases out with what the other person is playing. It does take some time getting used to the sensitivity of the footswitch however, especially where timing is concerned. Helpful for when you want to come back later to refresh. One thing I noticed was that after you save a loop and turn of the power supply the pedal retains said loop for when you turn it back on again. These two components make it to be for an ideal practicing tool when in the shed. I especially likened the addition of both the half time mode and reverse effects you can get with this pedal, as well as the ability of being able to import backing tracks onto the device also. It has an array of variable options that makes it ideal for both practicing and songwriting.
This thing performs better then most notable loopers I've come to trying out in the past. I was recommended this little looper by a friend a while back and eventually I decided to bite the bullet. The “X” in its name represents the pedal’s integrated effects, which provide an additional source of inspiration.Īn excellent addition to any musicians effects arsenal.
The X2 is based on the Ditto Stereo and can thus be combined with other stereo pedals such as choruses and delays with the same level of ease. The only thing that can sometimes be a drag is the lack of intuitive operation, and that is precisely where TC Electronic’s Ditto X2 looper comes into its own: The Danish company, which is famous for its innovations, has reduced the pedal’s user interface to little more than two switches and one control knob, thus eliminating any unnecessary obstacles standing in the way of artists’ creativity. The ability to successively layer multiple tracks on top of one another opens up entirely new avenues for solo artists and those who aspire to be so.
Loopers have been a very hot item for a few years now: Thanks to the impressive YouTube performances of countless artists from all over the world, these devices have become something of a “must have” for guitarists and bassists.
0 kommentar(er)
