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God damn it weighs 12 pounds!

That head rush looper looks massive!

12 effin' pounds! Sheesh.

Guess I won't be taking it on the road.

Why does looper-demos always suck?

The Guitar Center one is good I think. Don't get me wrong, the guy is totally punchable, but he does a good job of explaining all the features. He shows a lot more than the Sweetwater video.

https://youtu.be/cZ8eHdzBzbk

Headrush would have been my looper before I discovered Circular Labs Mobius with a decent soundcard. Headrush, blooper, every hardware looper out there looks like just another builder failing to build a better mousetrap in comparison. Adaptability, being able to grow and change when the idea fancies me: All qualities that have become very important to me in the creative endeavor. It's amazing that a program that was last updated over a skin cycle ago is still so far ahead of everything else, it is standing behind them.

I don't think it is really surprising, I think they are built for different users and use cases. I personally hate working with software on a laptop (although I do want to start exploring it more). I think hardware loopers would be much more attractive to guitar players for example because they want/need something that is straightforward and easy to implement. This Headrush seems to fit that bill plus it includes lots of great stuff not seen in other loopers, or at least not a lot of other loopers. And at the same time it is not too crazy with features and menu diving to be overly complicated and intimidating to use live.

For me personally, I think this Headrush would be perfect for how I like to work. I think the combination of this, plus my Digitakt, SP 404, and Roland JV 1080 all midi synced together will make me unstoppable. Or at the very least unlistenable.

Ugly Nora wrote:I don't think it is really surprising, I think they are built for different users and use cases. I personally hate working with software on a laptop (although I do want to start exploring it more). I think hardware loopers would be much more attractive to guitar players for example because they want/need something that is straightforward and easy to implement. This Headrush seems to fit that bill plus it includes lots of great stuff not seen in other loopers, or at least not a lot of other loopers. And at the same time it is not too crazy with features and menu diving to be overly complicated and intimidating to use live.

For me personally, I think this Headrush would be perfect for how I like to work. I think the combination of this, plus my Digitakt, SP 404, and Roland JV 1080 all midi synced together will make me unstoppable. Or at the very least unlistenable.

Don’t need the Headrush for any of that.



I kid.

I can't argue with that, but this will be on a whole other level. Don't believe me? Stay tuned.

Ugly Nora wrote:I can't argue with that, but this will be on a whole other level. Don't believe me? Stay tuned.

Started shipping already apparently from MF.

I just called them and ordered it, they said it will ship 4/30. I got 15% off by calling. $764.

Ugly Nora wrote:I just called them and ordered it, they said it will ship 4/30. I got 15% off by calling. $764.

I ordered last night with the 10% and MF Pass points and got shipped notice this morning FWIW.

Nice. Let us know how it is. That way if it sucks, I can cancel the order.

Ugly Nora wrote:Nice. Let us know how it is. That way if it sucks, I can cancel the order.

Thanks to you they just honored the extra 5% off!

Will do!!

Woot