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It’s custom made. I designed it with the specific intent to make people nervous for the safety and stability of the keyboard. Mission accomplished?

I don't know the tune "your guitar" is it a good one?

Seen one piano player, seen em all! Seen one singer, seen em all! But all kidding aside I agree, most loopers are pretty bad and boring...kinda like most singers, most piano players, most artists, most chefs, most writers, etc. Haha! Thanks for stopping by.

Thank you!

I'm committed, yes.

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Gracias!

Thank you!

Thank you. Yes, I get what you are saying and I agree that live looping in general is pretty boring. That's the whole game: fighting against the monotony of the "live looper sound". In general, I really don't like watching loopers so I'm always fighting against that. Trying to make it flow just like a full band is playing, but still not using the dreaded pre-recorded tracks. Ugh. For example, record bass parts while you're singing. Don't build up long tracks. Don't waste time. Be efficient with everything. Don't bore the audience etc. I try to just put on an inspiring, great sounding show and not make it all about the looping. Always thinking "Don't bore us, get to the chorus". Certain songs I give myself a little leeway and will lay down ONE long loop and then record over it while I sing But never multiple passes over long loops. Never multiple songs like that in a row. That is the cardinal sin of looping and the reason why so many people "don't like loopers". I sometimes run into that when being booked by booking agents etc. They think it's gonna be that "boring live looper sound" but after they see me once they get it and I have no problem booking a second gig. Haha. Thanks for stopping by. I'm playing a show tonight at 6pm PST, say hello in the chat!

@@MattBoltonMusiclike I said. You are the exception! Outstanding and I enjoyed it. I’m very impressed.

Thanks!

It's a custom thing I put together

Thanks! But I have to disagree with your reverb comment. First of all there's not even that much reverb on the vocal. I know what you are calling "reverb"..but it's not reverb. And I like the tone and effects of the vocal and sound that it puts into the mix. Usually when I see bands live, I often hear WAY too dry and poorly mixed vocals that sound terrible. Bad mix. Bad EQ. You've heard it a million times: The "bad bar band vocal sound". And I think it's because people don't know how to use reverb, compression, eq and effects properly. I'm constantly asked by venue staff, managers, bartenders, patrons, sound persons etc why my mix and vocals sound so much clearer and better than most of the other bands that play at the venue. So🤷‍♂️