Hi,
I use a rockerverb 50 and I play live with pre-recorded samples that I trigger from my Jamman Stereo Looper.
I never use the looper function live, I only use that pedal to play samples during the songs.
Would it be safe to plug the Jamman in the RETURN of my effects loop (without plugging anything in SEND) ?
So that I could have my guitar and effects at the front of the amp and the pre-recorded samples going in the effects loop ?
I'm a bit scared to damage my amp by mis-plugging things so I just wanted to know before I do it!
Sampler into Effects Loop
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Sampler into Effects Loop
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Re: Sampler into Effects Loop
Should be fine, you're just bypassing the preamp section that way. Your loops may need to be cranked up on the pedal, but it should work.
I'm not sure if you'll hear both your guitar and the loops. That is to say, I'm not sure if the preamp signal continues to pass through if you have something plugged into the return, but not the send (just never tried it). Someone else here may know...
BUT, you wont' hurt the amp, so give it a shot and let us know what you find out.
I'm not sure if you'll hear both your guitar and the loops. That is to say, I'm not sure if the preamp signal continues to pass through if you have something plugged into the return, but not the send (just never tried it). Someone else here may know...
BUT, you wont' hurt the amp, so give it a shot and let us know what you find out.
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Re: Sampler into Effects Loop
Hi!
Thanks a lot for your answer!
I tried a few things today for whoever is interested:
1) You are right, when I plugged it in the return only, it bypassed the pre-amp.
so I could hear the sampler but there was no sound at the front anymore.
2) When I plug the sampler via the send + return the problem I have is that my entire sound depends on the input volume of that pedal so it feels like my entire guitar signal is still going through that pedal anyway which is what I was trying to avoid...
3) The same goes when I tried to have my Space Echo (RE20) in the effects loop, the entire guitar sound seemed to go through the input volume of the Space Echo (making it more crunchy and dirty even with pedal volume at 12 oclock)
So in the end, the benefit is that you can use clean and overdrive channel without affecting the pre-recorded loops BUT it seems like the signal will still go through that loop pedal and be dependent of the "input volume knob" of the pedals
Thanks a lot for your answer!
I tried a few things today for whoever is interested:
1) You are right, when I plugged it in the return only, it bypassed the pre-amp.
so I could hear the sampler but there was no sound at the front anymore.
2) When I plug the sampler via the send + return the problem I have is that my entire sound depends on the input volume of that pedal so it feels like my entire guitar signal is still going through that pedal anyway which is what I was trying to avoid...
3) The same goes when I tried to have my Space Echo (RE20) in the effects loop, the entire guitar sound seemed to go through the input volume of the Space Echo (making it more crunchy and dirty even with pedal volume at 12 oclock)
So in the end, the benefit is that you can use clean and overdrive channel without affecting the pre-recorded loops BUT it seems like the signal will still go through that loop pedal and be dependent of the "input volume knob" of the pedals
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Re: Sampler into Effects Loop
Yup, that makes sense! Thanks for following back up!
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Re: Sampler into Effects Loop
Hi guys, not sure, but I think my question is quite similar and if I may I'd like to ask it first in this topic.
I have an Orange Rocker 15 and a Boss RC3 loop station. I'm using the RC3 mainly to play backing tracks. I'd like to have a clean sound from the looper and be able to use the dirty channel for the guitar. How should I connect the looper and the guitar?
Reading sydscarlet answer I would think: the guitar directly into the amp plug on top , but how to connect the the RC3 to the FX?
Output RC3 to return of the FX loop?
I'm a bit lost here, and I didn't find any clear video on youtube about this.
Thanks for your help
JP
I have an Orange Rocker 15 and a Boss RC3 loop station. I'm using the RC3 mainly to play backing tracks. I'd like to have a clean sound from the looper and be able to use the dirty channel for the guitar. How should I connect the looper and the guitar?
Reading sydscarlet answer I would think: the guitar directly into the amp plug on top , but how to connect the the RC3 to the FX?
Output RC3 to return of the FX loop?
I'm a bit lost here, and I didn't find any clear video on youtube about this.
Thanks for your help
JP
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Re: Sampler into Effects Loop
You'll need to plug the fx loop send into the input of your looper, and the output of your looper into the fx return.
I use it like that with my Rockerverb.amd my ditto. It's really good, allows you to record the preamp, clean or dirty, and replay it, and play over it, clean or dirty with everything being very distinct.
Bear in mind that if you record the loop yourself, the volume level will be set at recording level - so if you intend to recall it later (at home or a gig) you may need to adapt to the volume of your loop recording, ei: it may be too loud at home, or, if recorded at home, not loud enough for a gig.
If playing a sample, you will be at the mercy of the recording volume too.
It is great fun though. A great tool for practicing or writing. Can be difficult to get right live.
I use it like that with my Rockerverb.amd my ditto. It's really good, allows you to record the preamp, clean or dirty, and replay it, and play over it, clean or dirty with everything being very distinct.
Bear in mind that if you record the loop yourself, the volume level will be set at recording level - so if you intend to recall it later (at home or a gig) you may need to adapt to the volume of your loop recording, ei: it may be too loud at home, or, if recorded at home, not loud enough for a gig.
If playing a sample, you will be at the mercy of the recording volume too.
It is great fun though. A great tool for practicing or writing. Can be difficult to get right live.
Ant
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Re: Sampler into Effects Loop
Hi Les Paul Lover, thanks very much for quick answer. That helps me a lot. I'm short of a cable then, let's go shopping and I'll try that that right away.
Have a great day!
JP
Have a great day!
JP
Re: Sampler into Effects Loop
Working great thanks again.
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Re: Sampler into Effects Loop
My pleasure.
I quite like recording a clean riff, lasting a few bars, through the loop, and then playing clean or dirty over it.
Putting the looper though the fx loop really opens a lot of possibilities.
I quite like recording a clean riff, lasting a few bars, through the loop, and then playing clean or dirty over it.
Putting the looper though the fx loop really opens a lot of possibilities.
Ant
Orange Gear: RV50 MKI, R30, AD15, PPC212
And.... Genz Benz Black Pearl 30
Past Orange: AD30TC Combo, TT, AD5
Guitars: Gibson Les Paul Standard Faded, Vigier Expert Retro 54, Gibson SG 70s Tribute, Aria Pro II RS X80, G&L ASAT Special Tribute
Orange Gear: RV50 MKI, R30, AD15, PPC212
And.... Genz Benz Black Pearl 30
Past Orange: AD30TC Combo, TT, AD5
Guitars: Gibson Les Paul Standard Faded, Vigier Expert Retro 54, Gibson SG 70s Tribute, Aria Pro II RS X80, G&L ASAT Special Tribute
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