Hey everyone. Just wanted to say hi. I've been working on a home studio since I got my place and getting it up and working great.

Hello!

I recently realized a lot of drummers play to loops rather than just a click track. This makes a lot of sense, it gives a lot more pockets for the drummer to play to, and makes editing drums a lot easier.

I was wanting to ask, what is the recommended way of going about this without having to sequence an entire drum track ? I would prefer arranging loops instead.

Is there any software which can provide an Echo Loop function and on the fly?

I had started threads in forums for my local city offering my services for recording demos basically. One dj guy responded asking about mastering, i said id give it a go just to see if i could help him, but he just sent me a loop of about 5 seconds long with 2 notes.
I'm just asking is it common to master that or is he just misled?

Hi People,

I'm sure many of you fine guitarists have used the Jamman or other looping pedal. I'm even confident that several of you have tips and tricks that we need to hear about! Here's my specific question - how the heck do you keep a tempo live? I mean, even if the drummer and vocals can hear your guitar, traditionally, they don't follow you, the guitar follows the rythm or voice.

can someone explain how i get rid of the ground loop hum created when i plug my preamp into my interface. i assume this is what i'm experiencing. the preamp is powered by a 2 prong wall wort. the interface is usb bus powered.

i've read that i have to lift the groung from one end of the chain and not the other but i don't know how to do that.

Hi guys,

I'm sure this is an easy one. how do you save a looped track in cool edit 2.0? i looped a drum track for a while and need to save it.. it won't allow me too.. any idea guys.? thks...

I have Cubase Sl on Pc.

I just purchased loops over the internet called "Platnium Loops."

All I want to do is be able hear what the sample sounds like Looped.

So far what I have been doing is recording the loops off the computer to a mini disk player and then recording the audio to Cubase (all done in real time audio).