I'm glad you like them my friend. Cheers

Hey Joshua! Thanks man. I'm not familiar with the Push 2 but I guess you could try to connect both via USB and setting the RC to vendor mode and loop out mode. That way the RC would be picking all your computer's sound, including everything you do on Ableton with the Push 2. Hope that helps. Take a look at my "recording on pc" video, it might help

Has to be on tempo and yes

Hey toilet! Thanks for the comment. I don't have a FS-6 to make a tutorial with unfortunately but the process should be the same as I explain in my "assign settings" video. Hope that helps a little

Save all those settings on one empty memory, then save whatever you make in that memory with those effects in another memory.

Hey Arterium! I think Franko's solution might be the best. When you press enter + write it prompts you to choose a name for the memory and you can also choose which memory number. However I think there is a alternate method where you can set some settings to be stored on memory and others on the whole system. I'll check it out later today and come back to you

@@LoopArtist Thank you. Yes I have used the save to a new memory option but would be nice to easily spread across all memory channels. Much appreciated.

I agree. I've checked it myself and unfortunately there's no other way. There are some settings you can choose to store in the memory or in the system but not the effects. Let's hope Boss comes out with an update that enables some global configurations like this

@@LoopArtist Thank you for checking. Legend move! … Yes BOSS! THIS feature. Please and thank you. Great product. Make better. 👑 And BOSS, MKII video tutorials?!

Saludos Enrique! Man, I had a freeze happen to me just once back on firmware 1.04. After updating never had it again. Guess I'm lucky. "Looper busy" errors I still get some every now and then but they never needed me to unplug my unit from the wall as it always returned on its own. I guess we'll have to wait for newer firmwares to see if they are completely gone. As for recording with the Zoom H4, I don't own one so I'm not entirely sure but looking through pictures it seems it's just a matter of connecting a 1/4" cable from the RC's main output to one of the Zoom's inputs. The routing should be the same as I explain on my "recording on a PC" video. Hope that helps my friend

@@LoopArtist Hello!! Thanks for answering! ok then I'll wait for the next version and check, I'll tell you, it's something that worries me. I don't know if it's because I connect too many things, I have Alexis drums connected to the loop, a ukulele, a piano, guitar and a microphone. I don't know if it would be better to connect all this to a mixer. I'll try it since right now I don't have one.I'm also behind testing the portable recording of the zoom, I'll tell you. Cheers man! luck! obrigada!

Hey Cristian! Sure! It's already in my video ideas list 😉

Hey there! Sure! So I think it all comes down to what exactly do you want to accomplish with the RC, what kind of performance do you want to achieve. It's one hell of device for sure with infinite possibilities but if you have a bit of a musical background you will get what you want faster. And if you don't, expect a steeper learning curve. As for the bugs in my experience they are all pretty much gone. There are some here and there but nothing ground breaking. Besides, this is one of the latest Boss's devices. They will continue to update it for the next years for sure

Love youu 💕

Uh I wish they did haha. Thanks my friend

Great question! I've considered the 600 but I guess I prefer having the looper on a tabletop and controlling it with my hands instead of my feet. Also the layout of the 505 makes more sense to me

@@LoopArtist thanks! I think that’s also my opinion :) and what about this and the Akai mpc one? I understood, you can also use that as a looper - bit it gives far more possibilities… although it would be a bit trickier switching tracks/loops with the tiny buttons 😬…

Hey Mike! Thanks man. It's a Shure SM58

@@LoopArtist okay thank you were you using the shuresm58 with the mk2?

@@mikeross8667 I could but was actually using it with a separate audio interface, focusrite scarlett 2i4

@@LoopArtist OK thank you

Hey potatoes! Sure! There will be a video dedicated entirely to FXs. I'll make sure to include these ones ;)

Oscillator vocoder requires midi/launchpad but it’s basically osc bot but manual

In my honest opinion, if you're happy with the mk1 just keep it. Honestly, I don't think you're missing much on the mk2. I don't think the bugs are such a big issue anymore but feature wise, I feel it's pretty damn close to the mk1

Had a lot of issues in the beginning but now it's been a lot of time since I had one tbh

Brez made an update video on the issues and they fixed many bugs. You can download the updates online. I am very happy with my mk2. It has less bugs now. I am a beatboxer and I like the features of the mk2 very much. If you are a beatboxer I definitly recommend the mk2. If you use many other instruments, then you arent missing out many things.

Quite contrary imo -if you are using many instruments, mk2 is the way to go. Separate inputs (4 if you go mono or 2 stereo) you can route inputs to separate tracks and input FX. It was a HUGE downside in MK1 that everything they goes into the looper is recorded. Now all your syths can play simultaneously but only one gets recorded and each of them can go through separate FX.

@@didgeridoojedithis is what would be a game changer for me and the only reason I want to upgrade. I’ve only had the mk1 two years but love it!

Hey JayD! Unfortunately not at the moment. You can however save your preferred FXs multiple times into all the 99 memory slots. Let's hope Boss makes an update with this feature soon

What I do is create songs on memory 99 which I named ‘beat maker’ and then just save them to the next free spot. This memory has my preferred fx