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gvdv
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Hi,
I was checking out loop pedals a couple of months ago, but have since become aware that 'fancier' pieces of equipment (such as some of the various guitar workstations available) also incorporate looping technology.
So, I'm wondering if it's worth getting one of these workstations (e.g. Digitech gnx 300), because of the 'extra' features over just a loop pedal, or if the bona fide loop pedals will be a better buy. I notice that some pedals are as expensive as some of the workstations.
Also, with the pedals, can one add different layers, like overdubbing, e.g. could I put a drum part down (via inputting a drum machine), and then add a guitar part?
Thanks
I was checking out loop pedals a couple of months ago, but have since become aware that 'fancier' pieces of equipment (such as some of the various guitar workstations available) also incorporate looping technology.
So, I'm wondering if it's worth getting one of these workstations (e.g. Digitech gnx 300), because of the 'extra' features over just a loop pedal, or if the bona fide loop pedals will be a better buy. I notice that some pedals are as expensive as some of the workstations.
Also, with the pedals, can one add different layers, like overdubbing, e.g. could I put a drum part down (via inputting a drum machine), and then add a guitar part?
Thanks