Headrush Looperboard 4-Track Looper Guitar Pedal

The Headrush Looperboard 4-Track Looper Guitar Pedal is a game-changer. It has a well - refined smart user interface with a huge 7” display, giving you all the dynamic feedback to focus on building loops. You can customize it to your workflow with touch, swipe, and drag - and - drop actions. It's built for both the road and the studio, housed in a durable steel chassis. There's a convenient cable route on the bottom panel to keep cables organized. You can record up to four stereo or mono looper tracks at once with no max loop length limit. Store over eight hours of audio internally or expand storage via external USB or SD drives. Import audio directly to looper tracks or use the dedicated backing track player. It comes with a suite of premium built - in FX for all instruments, including auto vocal harmony and tuning. The advanced looping features, like tap tempo with intelligent time - stretch and automatic tempo detection, ensure your loops are in perfect time. It has all the connections you need for any performance, and the intuitive audio routing feature offers ultimate flexibility in setting up your sound.

Using the Headrush Looperboard is easy. First, connect your instruments to the combo XLR and 1/4 - inch inputs. You can turn on the phantom power if needed. To start looping, just press the relevant buttons and use the 7” multi - touch display to customize your loop. You can touch, swipe, and drag - and - drop elements to fit your personal workflow. For backing tracks, use the dedicated player to select from internal or external storage. When it comes to effects, explore the suite of built - in FX to enhance your sound. Be careful not to overload the storage. While it can hold over eight hours of audio internally and expand via external drives, too much data might slow it down. Keep the unit in a dry and clean place. Wipe it gently with a soft cloth to maintain its appearance and functionality. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Also, when using MIDI connections, make sure your external devices are properly configured.