Eleanor Rigby Live Looping cover (Live Looping cover with Boss RC-202 Loop Station)

[@gmanwrangler]

Very cool

[@robertwellemeyer2426]

dissected and put back together, in another dimension, awesome

[@consciousamonggiants2885]

Hell yeah Man!! Where do they all come from…..

[@Paulmccarthy6801]

Sounds great 👍

[@mtrxmtrx8142]

Which speakers r u using ?

[@albertmdh]

What you got going on for pickups and string gauge on that monster? I see some sort of tele neck and some hex bold bridge bucker...looks like some pretty fat strings? Nice cowboy tone.

[@CaptiveAudienceProductions]

Albert!!!! Hope you and your family are doing well. Thanks for noticing my new Frank'n Strat build. I just finished building the body about a month ago. I never really used the middle or neck pickup in the traditional Strat configuration so when I built this body I routed out pickup holes for some cheap telly pickups I nabbed off amazon. The middle pickup is actually supposed to be a bridge pickup, but it get's a really nice warm boomy tone on the low E due to it being shifted back a bit because of the humbucker in it's place (which is coil tapped for more tone options). I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. Wouldn't mind buying a new neck for it at some point though. Strings are nothing special - Ernie Ball "middle gauge" Slinkys which have been my go-to for the last 20 years. The cowboy tone is all due to that telly bridge pickup nudged back.

[@albertmdh]

@@CaptiveAudienceProductions We're doing pretty good. I have never been a fan of the middle or neck on a strat either. Love the orange. You're sort of half way to the Squier '51, which is a strat body with a tele neck, coil tapped humbucker and a tele-like neck pup, though it's a hard tail with a p-bass inspired pick guard.

[@CaptiveAudienceProductions]

@@albertmdh The Squire 51 sounds pretty slick. I was thinking about putting a Tele neck if I do end up swapping out for a new one. The p-bass style pickup guard also sounds pretty cool. I'll check it out.

[@garycrouse1918]

how did you set up cabling ? im having issues

[@CaptiveAudienceProductions]

Hi Gary, I route from a headphone output jack on my guitar head to the L/mono Input on the loop station. From there I run from the L/mono Output on the loop station to one of the inputs of my audio interface (Focusrite Scarlet 6i6 is what I use). The audio interface then runs from the USB (firewire I think?) to my computer. This allows me adjust the gain/volume on the input of the loop station, and allows me to adjust it again going into the audio interface to make sure the signal doesn't peak at either of those inputs. I hope this helps!

[@garycrouse1918]

@@CaptiveAudienceProductions Awesome thanks alot , that worked to perfection !!!!! Thx again Bro