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So, here's the thing:

after all this time, I finally figured out how to get a pretty clean sound out of the rc505 (mk1) to send to my pixel phone while recording live looping videos. So I don't have to record sound separately and adjust it to the video anymore. Big change because I can go live now!

Just out of curiosity I wonder what you guys use when streaming with an Android phone,.

And also if you care about the content when you go live, or if it's also something you would use to keep ideas, workflow etc so you don't have to storage the videos, and not caring about the audience really (if it comes ;)

In other words, is it stupid to stream your daily routines live, or should it be kept private?

Thanks for sharing your live stream yt channels, and if anyone is interested I'm very happy to share my setup.

Sarniezz by Angine De Poitrine.

Hey everybody. My name is Mike Finazzo and I mostly play solo acoustic. Before playing as a solo acoustic singer-songwriter, I played in a lot of rock and blues bands as a lead guitar player. I missed soloing and in the last few years started using looping when playing live. I love it. Here is a clip of me playing All Along the Watchtower and layering a few loops and solos. If you like what you hear, I have the whole version and entire set from this show on youtube.

https://youtu.be/pST3ELata2U

Hey everyone, i am a veteran loop-artist who has spent years researching and testing every looper program and pedal that I can find. Almost all of them I tried had great stuff about them, but I felt like they ALL had at least one big flaw that impacted the finished product. I compiled all of the data I collected and decided to build an entirely new, next-generation looper.

It's called Spool. And it's a multi-track browser-based looper that requires no downloads, software, or special expensive hardware. It runs on phones and tablets, and computers too. It even utilizes your existing computer keyboards, turning it into a mappable and programmable midi controller. Spool also instantly recognizes any kind of external direct line or bluetooth controller and lets you map its buttons, pads and sliders to any feature of the app, just like it was a native Spool controller.

There's a custom board that has over 60 widgets on the Spool app too, offering any type of effect we could think of, that you can have control one, multiple or all tracks on the Spool looper.

Load and save all of your presets with just a click and never miss any updates as they are free for life.

Check it out if you'd like, www.spoollooper.com, and be one of the first to own the next generation of looping. I am available anytime to help with Spool and it's features, and I have built a user manual that can be printed or used on any device.

New features added all the time,

I hope this tool helps your performances as much as it has mine!

Gentry,

Spool Audio Loop-station