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Reddit mentions of DigiTech JamMan Solo XT Looper Pedal Bundle with Power Supply, Instrument Cable, Patch Cable, Picks, and Austin Bazaar Polishing Cloth
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of DigiTech JamMan Solo XT Looper Pedal Bundle with Power Supply, Instrument Cable, Patch Cable, Picks, and Austin Bazaar Polishing Cloth. Here are the top ones.
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- Store over 35 minutes of stereo, CD-Quality loops in 200 internal memories
- Optional micro SDHC card can store over 16 hours of CD-quality audio in 200 additional memories
- Record rhythm loops and solo over them on the fly, completely Hands-Free
- Sync multiple JamMan Solo XT pedals together to create a multi-track looper or loop with other musicians
- Connect to your computer via USB and use the JamManager Loop Librarian software to organize and archive your loops
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Specs:
| Color | Bundle w/ Power Supply |
| Height | 6 Inches |
| Length | 9 Inches |
| Size | JamMan Solo XT |
| Width | 4 Inches |
I just got a Boss RC-30 looper pedal and while I've been having a ton of fun with it and starting to really like looping. Right now, I typically record a rhythm guitar to a click track on left channel (playing through a guitar amp), record drums from an electronic drumset over that (to the right channel, playing through a separate speaker). Then have some fun layering a lead on top of that.
I have two questions about things I like to do with the looper but don't think I can with my current gear (but don't mind upgrading).
First, I don't see an easy way to seemlessly switch from say verse / chorus / bridge on a RC-30 looper if I have say a rhythm part recorded as phrases in memory banks 1/2/3, and want to do something like verse loop repeats a couple times and then switch into a chorus loop that repeats a couple times and then maybe switches into a bridge loop next or whatever. I think the boomerang can do this in it's serial mode. I also think it's possible with the RC-300.
Second, I'd like to add some bass lines and/or vocals on top of this (without losing guitar or drums). However, I only have left/right input/output channels (there's also a aux-input and microphone input), but I don't think I want say bass guitar or vocals coming out of a guitar amp (as opposed to bass amp/speaker).
The RC-30 looper don't have another dedicated input for a bass guitar with a dedicated output for a bass amp. Just switching the bass guitar into the guitar input (going through guitar amp still playing the guitar loop) made the bass sound weak and lacked oomph. I think I could possibly get away with this by chaining together two JamMan Solo XTs. But that doesn't seem to do seemlessly switching between verse / chorus / bridge sections.
Would a good solution be a mixer + PA + better looper (e.g., RC-300 or boomerang III)? Or do people generally just record parts into a multi-track DAW and build up songs while recording it, and I'm kind of overdoing it on my requirements for wanting a looper to let me switch between song parts seemlessly (without recording the entire song from start to finish on each part)?