Play BACKING TRACKS From A PEDAL (NO Laptop Needed!) - Idoru P1 Demo

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you to all who entered, the winner is: @shawnhobson1114 Thank you all for watching and commenting! Cheers, and I'll see you in the next one 🤘

[@shawnhobson1114]

Again thank you. It was my first time watching and I love your material so far.

[@SkylerMills]

@@shawnhobson1114 congrats!

[@mykmorris9957]

Dang missed this one. Haha. Thanks Scott you're a great explainer and your videos are always helpful, full of cool stuff.

[@pavelmerkulov7417]

Got it one year ago. amazing device with everything you need to replace laptops. Played several gigs with it and it worked really well. One thing I wish they can improve with a firmware update: as a drummer I use headphone output to hear click, cues and live guitar coming to Idoru through aux in. Unfortunately I can hear guitar signal only when idoru is on playing a song. When the playback is stopped between the songs the signal from aux in is not going through. This is really needed in a rehearsing situation. For example you have a new song to rehearse, so you are playing a song again and again and trying to polish some parts. It’s natural to stop playback, play few bars without idoru to check that all is good and then try again the full song. I would love to have the guitar still on in my ears in these situations. But anyway - this device is a solid professional piece of gear. I would recommend it to any band looking for an easy and robust backing track solution.

[@ianpritchard6375]

Excellent presentation and great much needed product. Thank you for posting Just to be aware of a 'feature' of using MP3 tracks along with midi programme selection: If you rewind to a section, and you don't go early enough, you may miss the associated midi programme select message (as that is placed a couple of seconds earlier) - so you could end up with your Gary Moore full-on lead-break patch over a quiet-reflective acoustic section. No way around that - just something to be aware of.

[@daniellezcanomadiedo-sm1cz]

I’ve been building up an IEM/Backing tracks rig, your channel is always the right spot to get honest information on cool stuff!!! Having your videos it feels like a cheat code for Donkey Kong Country. Muchas gracias!!!!!

[@codiejones3088]

I've been using this thing for the past 6 months for shows and it's probably the best investment I've ever made for live audio

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Nice! 🤘🤘

[@gnumarco]

Are you using the AUX input? And if so, do you notice any latency ?

[@codiejones3088]

​@@gnumarco I've not used it, unfortunately. My band only utilizes the devices outputs

[@gnumarco]

@@codiejones3088 Got and answer from Idoru. It seems that the last firmware update introduced latency in the AUX port indeed. They are working on a fix.

[@rob8609]

I've just bought mine and Reddit seems to have split options on whether I need a di box (I just bought a Behringer di800)

[@andysmith6156]

Donkey Kong Country I do a solo and you've really helped me with Stage Traxx more than anything else. I felt like I was DJ ing while I was playing. Stage Traxx freed me up to be a musician again lol. I appreciate your informative videos because I'm not a tech guy and no longer have band mates around who can do this stuff. Many thanks.

[@blackcattraxstudio5278]

Stage Traxx is a must have for backing tracks, organizing set lists, & lyrics all in one.

[@joelt1168]

Donkey Kong Country. Just starting out playing live and have already dropped my laptop from its stand once--this unit being on the floor and all the functionality it has would be so much better to use. Thx for the opportunity!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Oh no! Yeah that’s always nerve racking to drop laptops or tablets!

[@bxinagrand]

That is a super solution for when you want to get rid of computers in your band rig. We can now finally play our Donkey Kong Country metal cover with backing tracks properly!

[@dyerknight7326]

I could so use one of these! What an amazing product! I could go ape with this type of device like I'm the champ in Donkey Kong Country. When only relying on yourself, sometimes you can only sing and play one instrument at a time.

[@Page9theband]

Thanks for always putting us onto new products, Scott! Your Donkey Kong Country prowess must be impeccable 🤘🏽

[@LarryMitchellmusic]

Thank you Scott. Looks like a nice unit. I have been using the Boss RC5 to playback backing tracks when i do clinics and workshops as well as some solo shows. This opens up a lot of possibilities. I do like the 32 bit float 48k files of the boss units. They help with the Donkey Kong Country tunes but they are really big files

[@burningcello]

Hi, Scott! My Donkey Kong Country band has been searching for this kind of device for ages, man! To be now straight, I am starting my adventure with backing tracks for my string duo and I see no bigger kickstarter than your amazing work, my wife hates seeing me watching your tutorials but one day she will thank me for learning and even more thank you for sharing your incredible experience. Keep doing this great job, Scott. Greetings from Poland!

[@ralis]

Oooh ohh oohhh! Donkey Kong Country. I love this with midi too! I have been using and iPod touch-left channel for the track and right for the click. This will up the game considerably! Nice video as always!!!!!

[@xeridian]

Donkey Kong Country I've been watching all your backing track and media playback device content, it's been really helpful. Thank you so much for doing the leg work. You're always super thorough. We're starting some test shows for a crazy new project in FEBRUARY and this would really help a lot. Thanks again Scott! We had an Auric Audio LR-16 but sold it because we need midi, but we've held off buying the old Auric LP-16 because it's just too old, rare and expensive. Been holding out for all these new products that were coming, so glad we did.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you 🙏 Glad you’ve enjoyed the videos!

[@craigmackenzie2151]

Donkey Kong Country. I just moved from northwest of Toronto, to Yonkers New York. I lost a lot of band mates in that move. I don’t know a soul here, so the pedal could fill in musically, be much more sober but probably less in the way of conversation. Scott, thanks for all the informative videos along the way. Especially regarding PA’s and wireless systems.

[@smeckmusicofficial]

From riffs that roar to tones so sweet, His skills and passion rarely meet. Like vines that swing in jungles free, He's got the groove of Donkey Kong Country. For fans who watch, each chord's a thrill, A journey led by Scott Uhl's skill.

[@dadbodmetalgod]

Cooler than finding a secret door in Donkey Kong Country! Great video as always, Scott!

[@rodeoman2751]

I used the NUX Live Mate mp3 backing track pedal for years... performed brilliantly. I bought 2 but now I've sold one, I play tracks from an android tablet. I'm putting the other Live Mate pedal (you can't buy them anymore) on ebay uk soon.

[@nikonlinevids]

This is definitely a great tool for live track performance. Yes, it needs a few additions but at its first stage looks very promising. I use BackTrax on iPad and only use a keyboard track on the L and click and cue on the R so it would be easier for me to covert my mp3 to .wav. Then, I would in Donkey Kong Country. Thank you Scott. Love your vids.

[@JasonGraystone]

Donkey Kong Country Great video. And great piece of gear. Personally I prefer stage Traxx on the iPad. No multicables and all of the other features you mention in your wish list.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Yup, that’s what I’m sticking with. And then I need video for my original music, so b beat for original and then stage Traxx for covers. But that’s just for me anyways 🤘

@@ScottUhlMusic b beat is great, my band is using the voicelive extreme 3, but ever since I saw your video on the b beat, I've been looking to upgrade, though this looks great as well... at least it beats the 2 mono track outs on the tc helicon... Played the donkey kong card in my other comment, lol.

[@OlegAryutkin]

Sweet device. Cheaper than laptop+interface, and easier to manage on stages The submixes really make it useful

[@Dave-in-TN]

Pretty cool product. I currently play backing tracks from the TC Helicon Voicelive 3 Extreme, so the idea of pedal-based backing tracks is cool. Having a multitrack output option is great. Donkey Kong Country!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Nice! I used the VL3 (non extreme version) for a while. It’s a great unit! Cool vocal fx

[@swoleguitar5513]

Sometimes I feel lost in the wilderness when it comes to backing tracks but something like this would be exactly what I need to get out of Donkey Kong Country! Another great video, Scott.

[@FlorianGuitar85]

Donkey Kong Country I‘ve been heavily getting into Stage Traxx 3 lately thanks to all of your related videos but I still think this device would perfectly fit for my bands needs. Thank you a lot, Scott!

[@shistor2783]

Im recently looking to start a band. Im an intermediate bass player and a vocalist. Ive decides to go out and perform in the clubs or even the streets since recruiting members with the same goal is hard for me so maybe by performing i can get some people to join me who are motivated and, talented and easy to work with. That padal sounds like something i can use. By the way, I've been watching your channel and I appreciate what you do. Most of us as beginners in the game have no clue about this gears and their use, you truly are helping us. Donkey Kong Country

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you 🙏 Glad you’ve enjoyed the videos!

[@andyford_com]

My dad brought home a tabletop arcade machine in the 80's and our house became Donkey Kong Country in the neighborhood (true story). Great review as always @scottuhl. Appreciate the thorough insights about the Idoru backing track pedal. Appears to do everything I wish my Boss RC-600 did, without the extraneous functionality. I particularly like the six outputs, and ability to customize. Agree with the cons, however, I am not quite as dynamic of a player, and have a much smaller set list that I could easily convert to wav. This would work great for my setup! The only other feature that would make this even better would be battery power for portability.

[@GaryLandry-vv6zk]

Thank you and all the Donkery Kong Country for this very excellent review and demonstration. This seems to be a step up from the old Digitech Jam Man that is also limited to 16 bit / 44000, however this has better control features for changing songs or going forward or backwards all through foot control as opposed to bending over the jamman to turn dials with hands.

[@ShareefAddo]

Had no idea about this product! Glad I came across this, thanks for the video

[@jeffburick]

This pedal would definitely get me all the way to Donkey Kong Country with a hands free option to control my tracks live. Cool unit, and gotta love the depth of your reviews!

[@KimniptionKarnes]

Well dang DONKEY KONG COUNTRY! This is exactly what I'm looking for. As a guitarist ,I've been struggling with having backing tracks easily accessible . I have been following you for a while and your katana MK2 video convinced me to purchase one. I Love it! And I have learned so much about midi from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your teaching style is very easy to follow.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks! Glad you found the videos helpful 🤘

[@renesetling]

Donkey Kong Country, I'm playing solo with backing tracks. I'm being using a Roland Vima JM-5 for years. Playing with stems would be nice, Thanks for a lot of good videos from you

[@MarkFromHawaii]

I got on their email list a couple years ago when they had sold out of the first launch. Meanwhile I learned how to use OnSong and play my backing tracks from my iPad. I’m sure the Idoru has much better audio quality and on the fly editing and mixing. For now my simple setup works for me. Maybe someday. Cheers.

[@lespierce1565]

Donkey Kong Country. This is exactly what my band needs. We’ve been using workstation and the anxiety I feel during the show is horrible. Thank you Scott for the comprehensive videos. Best

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks for checking out the video! 🤘🤘

[@dutch2g]

Much cheaper pedal, maybe it’s good enough: @baktrakpedal5996

[@angryktulhu]

lmao things like zoom r8 etc have been here for ages

[@caldasexperiment8272]

Donkey Kong Country. This would usefull for my project, I´m currently using a BOSS RC500 dual track , one track for click and the other for backing track, the possibility of splititing the backing track in multiple channels would be awesome to adjust volumes.

[@benwake7625]

Donkey Kong Country. I've been looking at this with great interest, the MIDI features especially! I really like the idea of being able to give this to a drummer, and letting them take charge.

[@bscheirman]

Pre-congrats for 100k. You're so close!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks man 🙏🙏 Almost there! So crazy, I still remember when I was excited for 1000 subs 🤯

[@bscheirman]

@@ScottUhlMusic I think I stumbled on your channel around 7k. Nuts!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

@ thanks man, I know you’ve been here for a long time, and I’m sincerely grateful for that 🙏🙏🙏

[@Luisinuay]

it'a really expensive, at that price point you can get a Roland Octacapture, it also has 8 outputs, plus 8 xlr/trs combo inputs. It's an interface that's basically a mixer too, and it can be used live, with or without computer. I do it this way, works wonderful, I have a monito mix for each one of my band mates and the remaining outputs send the backing trackas. I certainly recomend you guys to give it a check

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Oh nice! I haven’t heard of that. It’s not a pedal, so there is still a market for this one. But thanks for sharing new gear with me 👍

[@vandergleal]

Great review, as usual, mate! I've used a DigiTech JamMan Delay for many years doing pretty much that, except with all things you expect from electronic devices nowadays (MIDI was the most missed feature, even being stereo or mono is a good to have but 95% of the cases you won't need the second channel... being limited and all, it served me very well. :)

[@justinlaygo3367]

This pedal review that i been waiting for long

[@ScottUhlMusic]

🤘🤘

[@filosofote]

Donkey Kong Country, Scott your videos are excellent. Always done professionally and to the point. I have shared your channel to many of my fellow musicians and we appreciate your continued contribution. Keep up the good work!

[@Indorsiablack]

Donkey Kong Country! On point! I’m really digging your reviews and learn so much from your videos!

[@jensonthompson4767]

I'm so glad I discovered this channel because of products like this. I run monitors and tracks for a couple of bands and a product like this would save me SOOO much time in programing. The routing looks dead simple and the dedicated controls for the headphone out is killer!!!! I borderline hate running a reaper session as the drummer for my band as I constantly have kill my back bending down to get to the laptop on the floor, this is something that I would LOVE to have here in Donkey Kong Country (Australia)

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Glad it’s helpful to you! 🙏

[@idiotvox91]

Thanks Scott for the great video. Again, I love the honesty when something is "not right for you". Your honest and detailed reviews are appreciated. Similarly, this product is not right for me, but hopefully it goes to a good home.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you! I’m definitely blessed to try out so much gear. It’s a cool product, but I bet I can find a good home for it 🤘

[@fedewa123]

Yo Scott! Your demo videos are the best on KZbin. Your opinions on gear can not be purchased. I’ve learned so much! Donkey Kong Country foreva!!

[@Stuvwyx]

Donkey Kong Country. This is perfect, it would be great to use this to move away from the need to use a laptop for backing tracks live. Thanks Scott!

[@gregorypearson412]

Very well done video Scott.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@jerryharrigan4560]

Donkey Kong Country, thanks for the opportunity to get such a product. Help sponsor the Kickstart program.

[@jonnansxe]

Hi Scott, I see that this is a pretty interesting piece of equipment to use with my band. On many occasions we wanted to do something additional that would take our show to the next level and with it Donkey Kong Country we will surely be able to achieve it. Thanks for your reviews

[@Tommi_D]

Ive just bought a digitech Jam man stereo to play sound bites for songs. only cost £50, has a memory card and you can cycle through your samples as if they are loops using the footswitch! 🙂

[@firstbass45]

Hey Scott. I always appreciate your product reviews. The Idoru P1 is an ideal tool for my Nintendo cover bands Donkey Kong Country set list

[@Mrsclped]

OMG! Dude… Thanks for the video. I need to get one of these,and to set up Midi controllers. I had no idea ,… thanks man.

[@bryceifer]

Donkey Kong Country. Been wanting to pick up one of these for my live sets as it could add a lot in terms of playing the parts that I don't have band members for. Nice review! Best one I've seen yet.

[@JakeLeighGuitar]

Been looking this for a while, really glad you were able to make this video, it’s exactly what I need! Donkey Kong Country

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks for watching! 🤘

[@CP_BlessedDad]

I don't know what in Donkey Kong Country changed but I'm glad it did, as I am seeing your videos back in my feed. That said, I could see something like this being handy for benefit concerts at church.

[@tricks-and-tips]

I’ve been following your channel for a while now and man, you sure know how to explain stuff well. We’re in the process of implementing backing tracks more and this one does check our boxes, so even if we don’t play Donkey Kong Country live, we’re more than interested in using this one for our next gig 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you 🙏

[@tricks-and-tips]

@@ScottUhlMusic thank you for all the helpful videos. I’m glad I found your channel 😊

[@MarcCoteMusic]

Very cool device. One thing I would want on such a device is a significantly larger screen. My old eyes just can't read such a small screen while it's on the floor. Still... interesting tech. Great review, Scott. You just earned a sub.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks for the sub! 🤘

[@KristohanongBisdakMusic]

Great review! I'd still prefer the ST3 though. Gonna send this to Donkey Kong Country. Hope you could get your hands on the Behringer Wing Rack. Congrats on your 100K sub, Scott!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks man! So close! 😄 And I would love to check out the Wing. I don’t know if I’m going to upgrade though, my x32 and 18 work well for my needs

[@guitarragypsy]

Donkey Kong Country, this looks like a great fit for my trio ... to replace the laptop! Thanks for another awesome video Scott !

[@SkylerMills]

Nice!! This little device would be perfect for someone like me. With my main band, ive never been able to fully commit to the full on click track.. Theres a vibe and flow of energy thats live that I like to keep. holding on certain parts longer some nights depening on the crowd response or what is happening between tunes. So having the ability to cue parts and backing tracks is HUGE. Could make, making the show so much better! Also Donkey kong country is one of the best games and sound tracks of all time!

[@rogercortina6752]

Scott. Great video. Been looking at this since their kickstarter campaign. Thanks for the review. Donkey kong country - one of my faves Thanks for pointing out the live “concerns”.

[@gavinwilliamson5177]

Great wonderful afternoon Scott. Thank you for your amazing videos. I am a one-man band and an amazing vocalist! I would love to have the opportunity to use this particular unit when I’m performing while having Donkey Kong Country time.

[@carlhardwickofficial]

Scott, you hit it on the head about the changes that would greatly enhance this unit. It DOES seem great for solo acts though. I'm in the process of putting together songs for a solo act and actually going to sing after all these years. Donkey Kong Country.

[@carlarnott5209]

That’s Donkey Kong Country-tastic!!! Nice review as always Scott, well paced and nicely described! I like the midi controls feature too.

[@fco.javiermarinsanchez5005]

Hi Scott!! It's always a pleasure to see your videos about the different devices that appear on the market. It's been a huge coincidence that you came across this device, recently my B.Beat broke down and we went back to the computer to be able to use the back tracks....so I'm going to try my luck with Donkey Kong Country!!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Ah bummer to hear that about the B Beat, mine has been working great!

[@davenav54]

I don't comment often, but I really appreciate your efforts, Scott, to educate us gigging musicians. This backing track pedal looks just right for two bands I play drums in, and even for my own solo live shows where I play guitar and sing. Looks like I need to visit Donkey Kong Country!!!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you 🤘 Glad you’ve enjoyed the channel!

[@troyervine3640]

As someone that's just started venturing into the phase of migrating from tracks on an iPod to looking at computers with midi, I've felt like I was playing Donkey Kong Country on hard mode, whilst blindfolded. The P1 looks like it would solve all my problems and make me much less Cranky Kong, and more Funky Kong!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Hahaha nice references 🤘

[@Ralph-v9c]

Donkey Kong Country! Dangggg, this is the Key thing for solo musicians. Congratulations on finding this.

[@jackbaxon]

Donkey Long Country! These units look awesome, perfect for solo rock musicians.

[@GabrielVelasco]

Great demo! Thanks.

[@jeaninelove6388]

Hi Scott!!! Have been loving your tutorials and product reviews. I sing in a band but also do track shows with the other vocalists in our band. I use my laptop and usb sticks when someone else is handling the sound.This video had me curious. Since my track shows are usually full instrumentation, only live vocals, I guess this wouldn't work for us. I do hope they come out with a version that takes other formats other than wav files. I'm going to throw in my Donkey Kong Country because I have a guitarist that wants to join in on our track shows. The stems of course can be without guitar so we can go with live guitar and vocals. We'll learn to work with the device to enhance what we're doing. Keep those tutorials coming.

[@20YearShortBreakofficial]

Donkey Kong Country. Love those kind of devices. Guess this one is more reliable than a laptop ,

[@Drewdtx]

Interesting piece of gear.. We don't currently use backing tracks, but this could certainly pave the way for us. Thanks for the review on the Donkey Kong Country Idoru P1!

[@isaacpatterson28]

Love this pedal, been willing this into existence for ages! Looks like a great bit of kit even if it costs almost 29x amount of a copy of Donkey Kong Country!

[@DavidPortera]

Donkey Kong Country … sending the barrels down hill, well I suppose that’s better than whizzing cannonballs. I’ve been using my old rc300, I have to tell you , the subject matter of your reviews is spot on.

[@joshryan9397]

I really admire your in depth and to the point reviews. This would be a great replacement for Ableton Live. And I could use logic only now for backing tracks creation. Yeah! Yes, this device would absolutely be great for our band. We have less than 20 songs, so changing set list songs wouldn't be that difficult for us. Donkey Kong Country!

[@JazzSaxMusic]

Yet another great review Scott! You always tell it like it is. Sent from my home in Donkey Kong Country.

[@Freddeboy87]

Playing Donkey Kong Country is like hunting for the perfect pedal. Lots of trials, a few pitfalls, and when you finally get it right, it’s pure ape-solute bliss!🐵 Great video!👏

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Hahaha nice!

[@richardcruzjr]

Great review Scott. I know what you mean about the always changing setlist based on crowd response. If there were a way to have an iPad or iPhone interface and scroll through the setlist using a touch screen, that would make it more flexable for deviating from a setlist. That iOS app should be what they develop next and it should have a checkbox next to the song in the set so you know which songs you have already played. I hope Idoru sees your video and reads our comments for future firmware and development updates. Donkey Kong Country.

[@musicafteroldage]

Was waiting for this (found you on your friend's video haha) This will be great for my Donkey Kong Country cover band! I do wish it had more outs haha

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Haha nice! Chris is a great dude 🤘

[@AlChamberlain]

Donkey kong country Great video as usual Scott!

[@daverhodesproductions]

Looks great! I'm surprised that there aren't more devices like this. Just what I need for my Donkey Kong Country music band.

[@MattReesWorship]

I do love your honest gear reviews. Nice to see that the laptop-free market is getting competitive! Donkey Kong Country

[@shicgh]

It looks like a fun piece of gear, pretty much like a pedal for stage traxx3 only thing is lacking some of ST3 functions but it can get them via firmware update later down the road. Wish you could also play Donkey Kong Country on it as well. Thank you for all your videos Scott, it’s really helped me step up my live shows to an all-wireless rig and to build my IRM rack.

[@ParlorCityBand]

I love how you give so many playback options on your channel! Its like playing Donkey Kong Country so many levels! :-)

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you 🙏

[@traet906]

Hey Scott, I like idea of the 6 outputs and the midi control that the Idoru P1 offers. I also liked your set list ideas that you showed. That can make the show more exciting for both the band and requester. Anyways, thanks again and Donkey Kong Country!

[@ryanreeves8931]

You continue to find that niche of super cool equipment that no one else in Donkey Kong county covers!❤. Thanks!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you 🙏

[@paul0730]

Donkey Kong Country is the place I learned to play guitar. Thanx, Scott!

[@jwilliams986]

I thought this might be something I needed. Im just needing something small/ compact to play backing tracks that will also allow me to stop playing the song once it has finished playing. I need to be able to push a button to play the next song when im ready.

[@zeliwong]

Donkey Kong Country. This seems perfect for my band, we usually have like 6-7 songs setlist, bigger setlists are usually like 10 songs, so this is perfect.

[@FullBlastStudio]

Great review as always Scott! This Donkey Kong Country pedal is pretty darn kewl!

[@subsideath]

Donkey Kong Country. Thanks for introducing this pedal! It's super useful for my band since we have a lot of layers in our musics and with this pedal we could play them as they are!

[@jlwmvo59]

How bout that Donkey Kong Country. I appreciate the way you review products. Right to the point and thorough. Keep the videos coming.

[@aluche1037]

Donkey Kong Country. Love your videos, this equipment would be nice for my church band, I'm the bass player, and sometimes not all the members can make it to the service. Have a great day.

[@ryantmatsumoto]

Donkey Kong Country. Recently started watching videos on this channel. I've been trying to implement backing tracks in my band's live show and have been very curious about this piece of gear. I'm so glad I came across this very informative and helpful channel!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying the channel

[@altpath]

This looks great 😃 despite the hiccups, I could really use this for some shows. I've always had trouble finding musicians to gig with and this could be the solution.

[@altpath]

Oh, I forgot, donkey Kong country! Lol

[@matthewellis6431]

So F#*Kin excited for this EP. Very interested in this unit. Cheers

[@Tsmarr94]

Donkey Kong Country! I always love checking out different methods for backing tracks, this is a super cool device.

[@ernestorodriguez9248]

Well Donkey Kong Country! I’ve been trying to figure out for weeks a setup that will do exactly this! Thank you for your great review of this awesome product!

[@VinceKBand]

Donkey Kong Country. Was thinking of getting into the backing tracks realm for solo/duo performances this summer kind of like how you and your wife traveled and played for 10 days at that resort. This would be great to get going.

[@paullongden-musician7113]

Thanks for the video Scott. I like how it's "almost" a Stage Trax3 in pedal for. Donkey Kong Country