Bellyflip Thanks man!

Patrick Landfair Thank you... I hope you subscribed !

What did you purchase and why?

Thanks... I ALWAYS Wonder who The Crazy people are who actually watch these videos to the end and NOW I have my answer... you!

EytschPi42 Yep, 'twas me!

Geil.... danke danke, das hört man doch Sehr Sehr gerne!

thanks!

Thanks Rich, glad to be of service...

Some Band I'm right there with you brother

Hey there. Having used the Octa MK3 for 2 yrs now, how would you rate it? How does it color your sound, subtle, barely, a bit or a lot? I am looking for a colorless switcher only for my effects loop and not for both in front of the amp and in the efx loop. Thanks

Θανος Z it’s a great switcher, my only gripe with it is that it runs your loops in parallel not in series. I was finding that I was having trouble getting my typical washy delay tones to show up and after much research (it’s not in the manual) I found out it’s in parallel not series. Otherwise, a great switcher, especially if you’re swapping up what your chain is on the fly for songs and stuff

my thoughts exactly !

Try hard not to be so negative..he is doing a great job..

sure? I zap on video part from clean/fx one to octaswitch one, and i can't hear the differenca

Hey there, what do you mean that the Octa sucked out all the air out (tone wise)? Where you not happy with it? Im looking for a good switcher for my effects loop only. Thanks

Parabola 801 Thank you... I am trying to keep that level... loads of work though...

How do you like it

Yes, I really should have done that.... great idea !

33AndAThirdRPM Well, thanks for the thanks !!! I would love to review and demo the GigRig stuff, but unless they send them to me, I can't do anything... I can't buy them to do advertising for them, so it is up to them to do it. I asked once, but that's it... I am not begging a company to work for them.

I think it might have a buffered and an unbuffered input

You nailed it!

Hmmm.... let me think about that !

if there were differences, they were so small that they didn't matter... which ones has the better features really depends on what you want to do and what your habits are... it's all pros and cons...

Forgot to say I already have 1 & ,thanks to your instruction video, it's great. I just got more pedals.--JB

+Compulsor The differences are really very small and don't matter in a live situation at all. Studio is a different issue, but live you would NEVER be able to hear a difference and that is the truth.

There is a link to the audio file below the video if you want to listen on a different system !

EytschPi42 Really Excellent Job! Thank you so much. Sorry the bother, but I can't entry to these links. Please, could you to update this direction? Greettings from argentina.

Vichingo Folk Thanks !

Deniz Kahyaoglu the second one should work but I think because the pedals need to be independent for the looper to switch them on and off. I’d go with the second one to avoid that issue.

@@brodiechallinor218 thank you ! I actually got the pedal and that's what I'm doing now 😊

+Scott Gagel I haven't had the pleasure to try a SWIFT looper... I think I contacted them once but got no reply.... I can't beg a company to do advertising for them, so any company that doesn't respond doesn't get shown...

I would use the Boss ES8

that is the one I was leaning to but was look for a less expensive alternative. appreciate it :)

+bootlegapples Yes, that it possible, but it depends on the looper.... I know the G-Lab GSC-4 can do it, the GIgRig G2 can do it... the Boss ES-8 can do it.... it is usually the higher priced ones that have that feature.

place it in the last send of the looper but DON'T back return on! Put it to another input of your amp. It can save a lot of $$$ !

chrisirwin34 I don't quite understand why this would be.... because ALL the loops are in series... or are we talking past each other and about different things.... I don't think those loops are parallel... all the loops are in series...

EytschPi42 Hi, thanks for your video, I did ear your audio file and split the file with logic pro, so I can ear in one track the guitar direct in the amp and in the other track the guitar with joyo pxl4. Well, I analyzed both tracks with a spectrum analyzer and the sample with joyo (clean) has more gain (about 10%), more bass around 200Hz, less middle around 800Hz and about same treble. My question is: are you shure during the test all the guitar control and amp control was the same? Maybe did you play to much close to the neck? It's very strange, if the looper loose some signal how it's possible that? Thank you very much.

naponostube Well... first of all... I did not use the same take... I PLAYED it every time... I should have recorded it into a looper and use the same performance every time... I thought of that later... Secondly... you are trying to hear WAAAAYYY to closely... if the difference is minimal or the looper even has more bass etc.... this is due to the playing.... then who cares? If it doesn't sound noticeably worse, then a looper is a good idea and those cheap ones are a good deal.... isn't it? The reality is: you use these live. You don't use them in the studio, in the studio you wire the pedals you need and that is it. LIVE... you are lucky if your guitar is being heard AT ALL.... if people can hear it, you are in a good position and a decent club, but the differences between looper A and looper B don't matter here AT ALL. A live show where you are miked and mixed in a way where sound matters is so high end and so expensive that your guitar tech will take care of what you need and use loopers that cost thousands. So, for the normal guitar player, the differences we are discussing here are completely irrelevant. Seeing these files through a spectrum analyzer can be fun, but it is overkill.... if it doesn't sound worse, these things do a great job to make you life easier. Just my opinion... I'd use any of these live... and I have....

+EytschPi42 I Agree with everything... I cant see anything the would make me not use any of these loopers.... I think that the choice is more about the Size, Functionally than the sound properly...

So one pedal has more volume, and louder always equals better in the human ear/brain... hmm... it is almost as if someone was interested in you buying the Joyo. I wonder who that could be. A real chin scratcher indeed.

Agree. And, as in my ears, better than others, which really surprised me, especially when I have MK in my Amazon Shopping Card )))

thanks man, sadly, I cannot get my hands in g lab... I wrote them, but no response... and I am not going to buy one to do a review and advertising for a company that ignores me... they'll have to send me one...

EytschPi42 Ah thats a shame, but totally understandable :)

+James Getman It can have issues, but that depends on the pedals.

Do you mean the GigRig? Never heard of a RigRig.

Bei denen nicht, aber bei anderen schon

@@EytschPi42 Danke für die Antwort. Kannst du mir da welche empfehlen?

Some midi enabled pedals allow for this type of thing for example source audios eq pedal can have different settings for each loop