BOSS RC-600 LOOP STATION - How to use looper? Tutorial for beginners. Part 1

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Are you new to the BOSS RC-600 looper or just looking to learn more about looping? In this video, I'll guide you through how to loop on the BOSS RC-600, how to connect the looper to power, and how to connect your microphones and instruments to the device. Additionally, I'll go over the output section, providing tips on how to optimize your sound output.
Looping is a fun and creative way to experiment with music and create unique soundscapes. In this video, I'll show you step-by-step how to get started with looping on the BOSS RC-600. I'll demonstrate how to properly connect your looper to power, power on the device, and connect your microphones and instruments.
I'll also discuss the output section of the looper, providing tips on how to get the best sound output. Whether you're using the looper for live performances or recording music, understanding the output section is crucial to achieving the best sound quality.
If you're interested in learning how to loop on the BOSS RC-600 and want to improve your sound output, this video is a must-watch. So grab your BOSS RC-600 looper and let's get started!

[@criptosin]

Bro thanks so much! Love your tutorials

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

you are welcome :)

[@supermeiki]

Super…..been waiting for……thank uuuuuu

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

No problem :)

[@clarissaanaferreirasieiro2127]

I would love to have a looper that i could connect multi instruments like a guitar , drum multipad machine , bass , piano /synthesizer and microphone and the Boss rc600 seems to be the ideal but i just found it so difficult to navigate in all videos i been watching , is not intuitive and simple such as the boss rc505 ! I do want so much this boss rc600 just not sure if is the best option for me

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

Hello Clarissa - for your disposition you have 2 mic inputs and two line inputs so if you need to connect more than 4 things you will need to consider additional mixer or device like fender ABY :)

[@vedransaric]

Is there a part 3? :) thank you!

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

Need to check - I will record more in the future as i use it more :)

[@Michael-xw8fu]

thank you for this video, when I plug my RC600 with LOGIC PRO by USB C , I don't have any sound on the rc. I tried several settings but nothing worked...do you have an idea ?

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

Hi - unfrotunatelly not - maybe soemeone else who watch can help?

[@marcbehm4747]

I want to: auto record a 4 bar loop at 120 bpm. Any guidance on how to do this? Thanks!

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

Hi :) you need to check my other video - i explain on how to loop if you do not find answer in my video i will create one for you :)

[@bkhawaii]

Great tutorial but where's the audio from 10:37 - 12:47 and blank screen from 32:23?

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

My mistake - im gratefull you pointed this - there are more tracks needed to create this type of video - i didnt see one track during editing. I'm uploading I will correct this :)

[@tylerrayhughes]

Hello there! Is there a way to turn off input monitoring on the RC600 Im sending logic audio to my boss RC600 out of an audio interface output and into inst 2. I have no issues with that, i have the output set correctly on my interface and I'm able to record sound onto the boss. However I'm trying to get rid of the input monitoring. Is there a way that i can turn off the input sound on the boss and only hear the track after its been recorded? Id like to be able to loop drums and what not from logic but currently when i do that i hear the drum vst as well as the input from the boss in logic. would be great to just hear the vst while recording on the boss, then when the loop begins i hear the loop. does that make sense? Hopefully you can help!

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

Hello! thank you for your comment - unfortunately I'm not logic user I use Ableton Live. are you referring to input monitoring in Boss or in Logic? to be honest I'm not an expert in this type of solutions. Maybe someone from our small community can help.

[@tronlady1]

Not the best looper for beginners!

[@JMPMusicAcademy]

It depends on what you want to do. You can loop just right after you turn on the device. If you want more complicated thins - yes you can get lost. :) thank you for your comment