Yes you can. In the video description is a link to a video demonstration, where I do this aorund halfway through the video. In the description is also link to the manual of the pedal. You can use the NMP-2 footswitch as a stomp box for this. If you don't have it, you have to use the small arrow up/down buttons labeled "Phrase".

@@levih.2158 thank you for the information

Thank you! There's actually multiple covers on youtube if you search for "Heret To Stay solo".

Grazie molto!

Thanks!

I don't know, sorry

This was the first and only time I've work with it, and it's been a while, so lets see how far we can get here in the comments first. How far along on the project are you? What's your setup so far?

@@levih.2158 Thanks for answering! In ev3 I have already developed a following line, curves from green and obstacle avoidance, for this I used Micropython. I have a raspberry and I only found python for it, I want to use a camera on raspberry to identify objects and capture them, for this I wanted the identification of objects to be done on the raspberry and send the motor commands to the ev3 which does the relocation and another motor for the claw. But I don't know how to do this communication between ev3 and rasp.

@@andreguimaraes6509 It looks like we used a mobile hotspot with the RPI as a server and the EV3 as a client. We used TCP/IP with sockets. We used a tp-link TL-WN725N wifi dongle in the EV3. We used this guide as a helping resouce: coolplaydev.com/socket-on-mindstorms-ev3 I have linked a git repo in the description. Check out main_server.py and Client_test.py for some of the code for the client/server setup. As it happens we also did some vision for other projects. I can recommend the python library opencv for the object identification. Feel free to ask further.

@@levih.2158 Thank you so much

@@levih.2158 Do you know a way to make this connection between the Raspberry and the EV3 via cable?

No I don't use any special effects that I remember. I think the sound is a product of using a guitar amp, the microphone clipping a little, only using the bridge pickup and having very old strings.

@@levih.2158 Nice! thanks!

Thank you :) I don't have time to go too much into this, and I'm not sure I understand excactly what you want to do. But as far as I can figure out, you can record a loop (with or without rhythm track), save it, and then when you play it back you can tap-change the tempo with the B button - but only until you make new dubs. So you can only change tempo on a memory slot with no active, unsaved loops.

Thank you :)

Thank you and thank you for the suggestion! I never considered that. I might just try to do that.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thank you :) I've put a list in the video description of all the functions that I know of, but didn't include in the video. There's also links to the manual, where you can check for yourself if I've missed some functions.

It's not the pedal - just low production value. The sound is recorded with a pretty cheap microphone and I live right next to a street. I may even have had the window opened during recording.

El pedal NMP-2 permite operar el LoopCore pisando fuerte el NMP-2 en lugar de presionar los botones pequeños del LoopCore. Esto significa que puede operar el LoopCore con el pie mientras toca con ambas manos simultáneamente. (He usado el traductor de Google)

If you are referring to changing of the memory slot with the NMP-2 footswitch, then yes, what type of cable used (mono/stereo) makes a difference. Try traking a look at the manual under "Product Description -> 8. Mode Switch" (I have linked to it in the description and pinned comment). Maybe you can make something work by changing the "mode switch", which is mentioned there. Otherwise you will need to use a stereo cable.

Just found out it's a TRS cable you need which is different to a stereo cable

@@hansjongenburger thank you!

@@leandropeixoto8038 just tried it but if you have the loop core deluxe you can only set it up to do A to move up and B to move down, set it to close and have it unpowered