I'm so glad you found this useful Gary. Please do keep us posted on how you get on, and I'm always happy to chat about looping - you can contact me through my website. Very best wishes to you, Jo

Thank you! That's really encouraging, I'll make some more videos like this in due course. Best wishes, Jo

Thanks!

Thank you x😃

Thank you x

Glad you enjoyed it! It's a super pedal.

Thank you Moriah, I'm glad you enjoyed this demo and our concert in Warsaw too. I hope to be back soon XX

Thank you, I am so glad you enjoyed this, and Exsolve too. I'm working on a new album at the moment, your comment gives me encouragement x

Great!!!! Cannot wait!!!!

Thank you for watching!

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Hello! This is something for a longer chat sometime, but I'm really glad you enjoyed the demo. I use the RC600 live, have done for ages now as I was lucky to have one before they were available on the market. It's an excellent machine. Composition, how long have you got. !! I do use the pedal yes, but it is my slave and not other way round. Usually I start with cello or piano, or a bit of sound I've created on GT1000 (was using GT100 in this video though). I teach and do workshops fairly frequently and it would be lovely to speak with you in person some day! Jo

@@JoQuailCello thank you so much for the detailed response! I would love to attend one of your workshops, even though I don’t play cello. I’ll keep an eye on your website!

Thank you for your message - I don't think it is possible to download settings as a 'patch' but I can look in to it for sure. Hope you are enjoying your looping journey and creativity! Best wishes, Jo

Thank you! It's a cello by Starfish Designs, glad you like it! Jo

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Ah, that's the GT100 which is a BOSS multifx processor pedal. All the sounds you hear from my cello I have created with this fx unit. I actually use the GT1000 now (thank you BOSS!) which is a brilliant pedal. Some people prefer 'stomp boxes' or separate fx units, personally I prefer multifx because the signal chain can be altered on the fly, there are infinite possibilities for sound modelling and it's really easy to travel with too. I use only these two pedals for all my live performances GT1000 and RC600. I would recommend strongly if you're going down the extended technique / effected sound route as part of your compositional process. Have fun! Jo

@@JoQuailCello Ahhhh thank you so much for the detailed explanation. Yes that is verrrrry interesting. I am transitioning from Ableton where I obviously have all kinds of extended infinite FX possibilities for my flute piano and vocals. But I REALLY want to get off the laptop for live performance... I find it very distracting and psyhologically. I do big festival performances, and solo concerts and laptops can be quite tricky and sensitive, and the more you demand of them the less they perform! They make me nervous! I want to get back to just me and my instruments. I know these pedals and loopers have a learning curve but I pick things up super quick and if it means I can get off that screen, then I am up for the journey! With that GT1000 can it do super long lush reverbs like 30-60 second reverbs? And never ending delays? Things like that??? ps Jo, I REALLY appreciate your time to respind, thank you so much.

@@garyalbertmusic this sounds super, I'd love to hear / see you some day!! Got it, I understand. You'll be fine with the RC600, if you're already a laptop on stage person it's just another way of doing the same thing. I agree, I think it makes the performance something more magical without a laptop, but I respect all the brilliant musicians who use them, I take may hat off to you because I couldn't begin to make a laptop concert work!!! Yes, there is for example up to 10 seconds on reverb available (multiple reverb choices, plate/ tera/ room/ etc etc) to you on the GT1000, BUT also there is a master delay, and four separate delays so you can create infinite sounds. It also depends on the signal chain before this, I can get infinite sounds going if I've put some other processing in place or moved the reverb etc. I often use slow gear for my pads, if I'm looping them anyway, makes for a smoother effect. Keep us up to date please! Jo