Looper Pedals

Popularised by artists such as Ed Sheeran and KT Tunstall, a good looper pedal lets you create your own backing track on the fly, meaning no need for pesky band members! We stock a range of looper pedals with variable amounts of recording time, built-in effects, and different for factors.

There’s no denying that looper pedals are one of the most fun, versatile, and creative tools a guitarist can have in their arsenal. Loopers allow you to record a phrase or riff, and then play it back over and over again, creating an instant backing track. They can also be used for more creative effects, such as creating rhythms, melodies, and even full songs.

If you’re new to looper pedals, or just looking to expand your knowledge, here are a few tips to get you started:

1. Start with the basics.

Before you start experimenting with the more creative possibilities of looper pedals, it’s a good idea to learn the basics. Record a simple riff or phrase, and then play it back over and over again. Experiment with the length of the recording, the speed, and the intensity.

2. Use the looper to create rhythms.

One of the most popular ways to use a looper pedal is to create rhythms. You can do this by recording a simple riff or groove, and then playing it back in a loop. Experiment with different rhythms and time signatures.

3. Use the looper to create melodies.

Another popular use for looper pedals is to create melodies. You can do this by recording a simple riff or melody, and then playing it back in a loop. Experiment with different keys and chord progressions.

4. Use the looper to create full songs.

If you’re feeling adventurous, you can use a looper pedal to create entire songs. This can be a bit more challenging, but it’s a great way to experiment and come up with new ideas. Start by recording a basic chord progression or melody, and then add in some additional loops and parts.