Thank you so much!

🤣 and a big clean-up afterwards 🤣

Thank you so much! Yes the edit went through a few different versions to get it right!

When I play live I use an Allen and Heath mixing desk into EV powered speakers. For this video I went straight into the computer with no external amplification.

Hey Katherine, at the time of this video I didn't use a pre-amp. But since then I've been using a Fishman Aura on my pedalboard to increase the quality of my acoustic sound through the PA. In this video I used a compressor, the JHS Whitey Tighty, and the signal was sent straight to my computer through a Focusrite Saffire Pro40.

Thank you so much :) Last time I tried to live in risotto it didn’t go well for me. I much prefer to eat it.

I couldn't agree more!

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Thanks so much mate!

Thank you so much Ashleigh! Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks so much - I know it’s a lot to take in all at once, the fundamental though is to time your ‘in’ and your ‘out’ to be perfect - I’m not sure where you’re at with your journey :)

​@@oliverkeysmusic In terms of my overall journey Oliver, being an avid coffin dodger, I'm nearly at the end of the the "BIG JOURNEY". Lololol. However I live vicariously through musicians like you. People like you keep me young in mind and heart. Music today is a fascinating to me as it was when it swept over me at about age 14. The first Record that moved me in the way only music can, was a song By Del Shannon called "Run Away". I was hooked. Thank You for what you do and know that I am lifted to greater heights when I watch your videos. kevin O'Rourke

@@KevinORourke25 I used to play ‘Run Away’ in my sets many years ago. I wonder if I can play a game of ‘Will This Loop?’ with it :)

You have absolutely warmed my heart with that comment :) thank you so very much!

Thanks so much Kevin :) you rock! I will do some annotated videos where I show what I’m doing at each step and the settings I have on my loopy :)

Hey Sully, up until this weekend I have been using a Loopi Pedals Mic Toggle (www.loopipedals.com.au/product/microphone-ab-output-switch-pedal/), and it works great except that it clicks when you switch the outputs if there's phantom power running through it (and I need that to power my DI in a live situation). I have now replaced it with a Stompbeat Permanent Mute (www.stompbeat.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=59) with an XLR Y adapter. The Stompbeat actually runs its LED on phantom power which is great, but when I'm unmuting it to send it through the RC300 I have a duplicate signal through my PA which isn't ideal either. Ahhh the fun problem solving in looping. The Loopi Mic Toggle is perfect if you don't need phantom power.

I've gone back to the Loopi Pedals Mic Toggle. The duplication of the vocal signal with the Stompbeat Permanent Mute was just too hard to manage live. I bought a passive DI and now the Mic Toggle is working perfectly.

Hi Kevin, thanks so much for the kind words. I'd be happy to make a video of the breakdown of my rig. I know that each person that gets into looping varies a little in what the way they operate, but there are also some constants. It's definitely never too late to learn and I'd be more than happy to help you along in your journey :) Now that I think about it more, I might need to make a series of videos to cover all the elements. I love nerding out on things!

Thank you so much Kevin! It means a lot :)

Awesome, thank you so much Euben - I checked out your channel! What a smooth and pure voice you have!

Fantastic! Thank you so much!!!

Thanks for your kind words. I will head over to your channel and subscribe now :)