The dude: "I like to keep it simple" Also the dude: "Sometimes i have 40 overdubs live"

@carlwockner

4 жыл бұрын

Lucas Martinelli hahah!! You got me. It’s a simple 40 tho 😜

You are an example of whats good about music. Your a role model that will go largely UN-noticed amongst a sea of corporate run pop idol music/money makers. Good job

@carlwockner

7 жыл бұрын

Snooze00 thanks mate:) I'm happy to know a few people are getting some handy information out of this:)

Thank you, Carl! I'm a sound company owner in New York City and you are SO correct in many of the things you mentioned, I applaud you for this exceptionally informative, helpful and downright well-made video. Buying a case for keeping the pedals protected and connected, getting the tone together, with a PA etc! All great info. KUDOs to you as this took time but it should serve many well!

Thank you for taking the time to help all of us who are just trying to get ahead in our music.

You are a great musician, a great teacher and a looping Jedi. Thanks Carl!

you're cool man. I appreciate the unassuming way you present the information. You don't HAVE to take the time to share your knowledge but you do, and you seem to be doing it from the heart. Thank you.

@carlwockner

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jeff, Yes there seems to be heaps of people out there looping - but many tend to go a little too complicated too quickly, and overlook the tonal qualities of it. This is all obviously my personal suggestions, but Im glad its helping a few people:)

@davidyellowstar4910

5 жыл бұрын

I totally noticed that, and thus said similar things right before reading yours ha wow, agreed

Hi Carl, thanks so much for this. I really wish there had been videos as clear and straightforward as this back in May when I first started trying to get my head around live looping at gigs.

Thanks much for posting this video. Good tips regarding set up for live performance.

Thank you for taking the time to help others! Your sound, on your other pedalboard vid, just hooked me. That little Maton through your setup is so warm and evocative. Well Done! I have something to shoot for with my own playing.

great demonstration of the gear, your voice and playing. thanks for sharing

Awesome! The voice of experience. True value here...not a second of wasted time listening. I appreciate the work you did here on this vid...not to mention the amazing music...You are quite talented. Thanks again.

I searched for info on a looper and how to use one (the Boss one you have) and after about twelve tries I finally came across your video. It was helpful and I appreciate you sharing.

Thank you from Yuma, Arizona ! Valuable video for many and myself.

Great advice Carl, Best bit was getting your sound right so you can feel confident going to any gig with any sound engineer. Best thing I ever did a while back. Hope your doing great mate.

Thank you for this Carl! I just started looping with this station, and it's quite something!

The best ten plus minutes I've spent in a long time. May good things happen for you.

I'm just getting into looping live. Great tips, thank you for sharing!

Incredibly helpful, thanks for taking the time to make this. I'm on the fence about which looper to go with, and I have a somewhat similar setup as you, so this helped a ton!

@carlwockner

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate - what are your choices for loopers? what do you need?

@rockypeter8296

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlwockner Thanks for the video. Please could you do another video that explains the functions of your other pedals

@carlwockner

3 жыл бұрын

@@rockypeter8296 Hey mate, Ive actually got a couple of my rig rundowns up on my YT channel:) Hope that helps!

Just got an RC 300- great video! So pumped to get stuck into it. Thx Carl!

"Hi Carl..Doc J here again bro'.. Many thanks for the info.. Much appreciated bro..I've been looping fir a few years now..on & off.. I'm 65.. & ive been gigging live all of my life..& I'm still giggin hard to this day.. I play solo.. With midi files & a assortment of guitars.. I do play a lot of live gig's .. Just me & my 'Maton Gat'..or my Fender Gat'..both are wicked bro..I learnt to play the old way.."Bass & Rythum & licks over the top of the lot.. Until about 4-5 years ago.. One of my Bro's was busking in Brisbane city with a Boss RC 20 Loôper..I was ripped'..Man he had a 'mean sound & a drum beat comin out of the Loôper..It was rad as bro.. So I bought one myself & after many many months.. I could use it at some of my gigs to mainly lay a 'Bass & Rythum' section down..& I had my band.. I could take anywhere..since then I've also graduated to the the RC 50.. Loôper which is "mean as" bro..Wicked toy to play with..& recently have bought the "Line 6 Spider Jams".. Which have built in loopers..& I use these with the foot pedals on stage'.. But now of course want to move up to the "RC 300".. Which I see your using"..I like your style & what your doing bro.."Mean as..Wicked & Deadly".. I want to develop my own looping show for my gigs..& my peeps.. Like you.. Come to see me play my style of 'Gat'..& my shows are live in front of your face..with lots & heaps of audience participation .. I'm going to go & see Maton.. & buy that "Axe".. You've recommended & I will also show them what your doing with their "Axes"..& who knows they might sponsor you.. Like Our "Tommy Emmanuel".. He's "wicked too bro".. No looping or backing tracks.. Just him.. He plays a huge mean "Maton set of Gats".. Especially made for him by Maton.. Cheer's Carl.. Many thanks for your help bro'..I've been watching you "KZread" for awhile now.."Much aloha's & "Keep On Rockin Bro"...Doc J in Surfers Paradise, QLD , Australia..😎🎸🎤🔊🎩🌞

@carlwockner

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment mate!! Great to see your progression of gear over time:) gotta keep it interesting and fresh - and I see you're doing that for sure! keep me in the loop how you go with the new maton and RC300! take care mate:)

I love the "shelf for myself" part!

@davidyellowstar4910

5 жыл бұрын

I love his natural humor

@davidyellowstar4910

5 жыл бұрын

..as you said above... and ''well it's way more useful than never using it''

Very intuitive, thanks for share it with us.

Great Video Carl. Very good information. Thanks for the time and effort you put into making this.

Mad skill bruv! Outstanding work - love it!

Thanks! I just got the RC-300 & I'm starting to explore it. This was really helpful.I also use the Boss ME-80 for all my effects, so I need to do some kind of a multi-level set up to reduce pedal sprawl.

great video and excellent tips. Thanks

Extremely helpful and nicely presented! Thanks...

Your video was useful and to the point. Thank you!

Very useful video thank you for your generous sharing of tips. Just got a second hand RC300. Looking forward to spending some QT with it 😋. Wishing you lots of success in the biz!

thank you my friend... quite clear and direct in explaining...

Great video, very informative!

Very cool. Thanks for tips!

Nice tips, Carl. Thanks for sharing. 😎

Great video Carl thank you

Great video, man. Very helpful 👌🏻

I saw you in Nashville; so good!! Coolest thing I have ever seen...thanx! Played a ton of Mayer...loved it!

Carl, thank you so much for taking the time to make this excellent video! I am starting out with the RC-300, and you have helped make so many things so much clearer. I really appreciate your work with this video! Thank you! I subscribed and love your music too! God bless you, sir! Thanks again!

Thank you for this. It was very informative

Really cool video. I have the RC300 as well as the RC1. Your video will really help me change a few things!!

Excellent helpful video mate, thanks so much

Thanks Carl... some excellent tips and I learned a few good ideas for incorporating my EHX 720 into my solo performances. i really enjoy several of your performance videos. Hopefully one day i can hear you live. I wish you continued success. B-)

You've got a good thing going on with your sound. Nice work.

GREAT Video!!!

what a great and useful video, thank you.

Good stuff Carl!

too old to learn at 62 but music is expanding & so does with my passion on it & will try to assemble my first basic set of gear big time (ha ha ha) with d cheapest basic pedals available to complete d rig including d looper until fund is available to upgrade my gear..just a perfect past time to while your time this pandemic season & to stay young at heart..ha ha ha..tnx for the tutorial bro..peace & be safe all..

@carlwockner

3 жыл бұрын

Never to old to learn my friend, and it sounds like you’re having a good time with music anyway so keep it going!

inspiring video; I want to get using this loop pedal again now.

WOW! Getting my Boss 300 soon!

This is excellent thank you so much!

such a useful video thanks Carl

Nice one man, thanks for sharing.

Great video mate

great vid man!! thanks for sharing! cheers from The PNW!

Awesome skills!

Deadly! Learned loads. Thanks dude.

Merci Carl ..Quel talent !

love this video!! Thanks

Great stuff, THANKS

I just hit subscribe because he said the house system needs to be flat. THANK YOU. I'm an audio engineer and can't believe how many people (self proclaimed audio engineers too) that don't understand this or gain structure for that matter. I thought his little jam on the looper was dope too. :)

@carlwockner

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate!! Totally agree!! gain staging is EVERYTHING! Ive always said 90% of the job is setting the PFL and adjusting a fader. Everyone pushes the headroom too far and doesn't let the dynamics breathe. We would get along sir.

Hey, this is real nice, thanks Carl!

Thank you for putting this video up Carl. I loved your advice about setting your tone before it hits the PA. I've been working on just that for years now, different guitars, different pick-ups, DIs etc. And now I'm looking at adding looping to my live sound, basically to allow me to solo over my own rhythm loop and do harmony vox. I'm not sure whether the RC300 is overkill, so I'm reviewing all the options. Your video gave me a good insight into other ideas of what can be done with this technology.

Good pointers here as well as an awesome musician.

great tips. thanks

nice man. thank you. Just invested in the rc 300. I'm really excited about it. It's really helpful to see a pro do his thing on it! I've been a front man in bands for a long time and covid is killing me - so I need to start a new chapter being my own band. Thanks for the video!.

Do people actually realize how talented they are? Dude this is AMAZING!

you are a great guy1 thanks for your time

Nice tutorial Carl thanx

mind blowing 🤯

Thanks for the tips bro...

thanks for the video man.

Big fan from Paris 👍🏻👏👏

This was really neat to see! I've seen this being done before but didn't know how it worked. Nice little intro video to live looping :)

@carlwockner

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate:)

Hi Carl - Thanks so much for this video, there are not many that go into such great detail regarding the actual nitty gritty of the live situation. Thanks to you I've found a use for my expression pedal as a volume control - fully back cuts the input volume by just over half, so I know I'm safe to layer for a while without things becoming muddy and upsetting. Love your work, sir!

@carlwockner

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mate, not sure if you know but you can actually set the minimum and maximum state of the expression pedal. So if you wish you can set the Expression pedal to go from 0 volume through to 200% volume. Id suggest ranging from 0-100% volume, the you can just use it to alter the input signal into the loops:)

@davidyellowstar4910

5 жыл бұрын

Yes thats a really good use of the expression pedal ; input level... as Carl said RECORD the right mix levels, its your only hope, you can't remix live later

@MatONeill

5 жыл бұрын

@@carlwockner Sorry Carl I should have respoded to this a long while ago - yes I had come across those settings, but decided that a quick and dirty 'volume cut' for all inputs was more useful than a full volume range from 0-100... thanks so much for the advice man. Our show wouldn't be half as good without your insight.

@MatONeill

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidyellowstar4910 Hey David - sorry for the delayed response! Pleased to meet you! Yes - it's one of the absolute most important things i had to learn: You're actually mixing the song as you record it. Add to this an audience or real humans and the potential for disaster with every overdub, and it's quite a recipe for the cold sweats!

Bravo!❤

Great video.

Amazing talent...ty

Thank you, Carl!!

Merci pour la video et les explications, et surtout, merci pour l'énergie communiquée, et pour l'état d'esprit. En français, nous disons: "open mind". vous encouragez à créer, et c'est très bon. Merci et longue vie.

Excellent!!!

Thanks great video

A very interesting piece of equipment! This is a great way to work. I wish you the most positive things :-) Antonio

AMAZING !!!!!!!

thanks for this :) very useful

Many thanks.

Nice! Thanks Carl :)

Smooth bro. No messin around and getting those loops on the go rapid style.

Hi there. Love the video. Could you make a video on the assembly and attaching the plywood shelf to your board?

Great video! Thank you! :-)

Just discovered you Carl love your stuff

EXCELLENT

good video, thank you!

Thank you!

i appreciate this!

Good on yer Carl !🙏🏻👍🏿✌🏻️

bro... so sick. great video, great tips good job maybe if i go to Australia we can jam out sometime hahah

Very informative! Newer loopers can control the levels of individual loops now (e.g. AEROS)

Thanks Carl!

Thank you, great info for loop noob like me

Thankyou so much!!

good tips, thanks :-)