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codetocontra wrote:The upcoming Glou Glou looper is inspired by the Echoplex Digital Pro. I am quite intrigued to know more about what it can do with 5 stomps while the EDP controller has 7 that are a bit customizable for how they work to manipulate the loops.

lumena wrote: Just small heads up Glou-glou is making a looper. I asked on instagram... they said april, no preorders.
Hold your cards gentlemen

codetocontra wrote:The upcoming Glou Glou looper is inspired by the Echoplex Digital Pro. I am quite intrigued to know more about what it can do with 5 stomps while the EDP controller has 7 that are a bit customizable for how they work to manipulate the loops.

lumena wrote:https://youtu.be/Bhq6wW4NQsM

https://glou-glou.org/loupe/

gila_crisis wrote:

le lambin wrote:I bought an RC-500 when it came out and am very happy with it. I definitely do not use it to its full potential, but as with most modern Boss products, I think it’s more of a challenge to use every feature they cram in there.

I use it a few different ways- I run guitar through the left side/loop 1 and synths/drum machines through right/loop 2, both synced via midi to a disaster area midi clock. This is cool because I don’t have to worry about remembering what is on what channel- guitar is always left, etc. less opportunities for forgetting live.

I also use it for stereo guitar on both loops, using it more like an RC-300 in that way.

Biggest pro for me is midi clock behavior- it is so easy to use with drum machines synced together. It’s very forgiving when you press the record switch as far as when recording starts- a lot of other loopers require you to hit record slightly before the downbeat. You can be pretty sloppy and still catch the downbeat which is great live obviously.

The only real gripe I have with it is there doesn’t seem to be a stop all function- as in stop all loops with one button press. There is a way to hit a button to select both tracks, and then hit another to stop both, but not a stop all/start all, which was on the rc-300 and very useful.

great report! thanks for sharing! I was just watching Loopop demo review of it and the assign menu is very powerful!
It kind of remembers me of the midi learning on the LP1.. that reply my question about the midi mapping: you can create your own!

resincum wrote:that glou glou looper is HYPE. how much $$$$$

Tall Walls wrote:Loki shared a link to the Beebo "loopler" module beta in the Poly Fb group. I haven't spent much time with it, but at first blush it appears that you can't do very much if you don't have a full-on MIDI setup. I can record a loop, but accessing all of the insert/substitute/multiply/etc. functions by poking at the screen while also playing isn't practical. So do I invest in some MIDI controller with a buttload of switches so I can really use this module? Signs point to no. Increasingly I'm just using the Beebo for the convolution reverbs. But even there, the stereo reverb module only has a mono input, so if I'm sending a stereo signal into the Beebo I end up using two mono reverbs. Which sounds nice enough but it's not the same. I'm feeling more and more iffy about the Beebo.