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@@nthevenet1725 thank you!

This is an older model from Holeyboard by Chemistrydesign. They don't make these wooden types anymore,but they do make an excellent aluminium version these days. holeyboardpedalboards.com/

Almost. The PM has a one piece mahogany neck without a volute, the FG has a three piece maple neck with a volute. And of course the PM has one pickup, instead of two.

@@maurice3chordskid456 Dank je wel! En ja, het is één van mijn favoriete gitaarmerken.

@@richardholston8769 Thanx!

@@Aldred839 Not boomy at all. The Koa wood of the back and sides isn't like that. "Airy" and "transparent" are words that are more coming to my mind. If you listen to the concluding finger picked lines of this recording, you'll hear what I mean. My cedar/rosewood DN45C (same body shape) is definitely more bass heavy.

@@quiwielque Any time! Glad I could be of help :-)

Any time, thank you!

Merci bien! très appréciée!

@@pierreparent9448 thank you so much!

Fair enough and I definitely don't want to defend Boss approach for two track looping. 😅 If you want to work with more complicated loops, try the RC600. This will give you 6 independent loops in series or parallel, whatever you desire. Or get yourself a Sheeran unit for triple the price. My approach shown here is to illustrate the fact that you can use verse-chorus looping even if you don't know the amount of measures for every part, for instance when improvising (which I do a lot). I don't use pre recorded loops. Intros and outros - even bridges - aren't usually played multiple times, so I don't needs loops for that.

@@livepoetssociety-NL and by the way, this 👆🏼 is me too.

Thank you. Did the captions work out already?

@@petercurran1956 yes it is. Check your Input/Output settings: if Rhythm output is set to Loop it will be recorded, but you can set it to outputs as well.

Thank you so much 😘

Thanx man! Much appreciated!

Thank you so much!

@@adavemusic bien sûr! www.thomann.de/nl/rockboard_footswitch_topper_stompete_sl.htm

@@JeeWeeDonkers thanks

@@cornelissteen1018 Thank you, any time!

It sure does. I don't particularly fancy the inlay work, but it sure sounds awesome.

@@JeeWeeDonkers Of course the inlay work is always a question of taste ;)

If it only were a Tak... ;-)

@JeeWeeDonkers that would be nice, but that one sounds just fine!

You are very very welcome!

Not that I remember. It had a chip of wood missing halfway the neck on the bass side.

Thanks 👍

Any time!

Not much really, I had it in for repair for someone else. This one was in the possession of Dutch beat band The Skyriders in the sixties. Drop me a mail at jeewee.donkers@gmail.com and I will connect you with the owner.

Define "it" 🤔

@@JeeWeeDonkers I meant one click to stop the verse and start the chorus immediately, and vice versa. it's undoable to clisk ''track slct'' then ''recplay'' while singing.

You mean automatically alternate between track 1 and 2 and back again? Not that I am aware of... You can start track 2 at the end of track 1 (and vice versa) seamlessly without having to press a button at the very exact time, but you still need to give the command to switch tracks.

Exactly! If you need more flexibility you may want to consider the RC600

That's exactly what I was aiming for ;-)

Of course you can record a percussion track with your guitar before your performance, store it in a memory patch and play it at the moment you are performing.

That's too bad. Unfortunately I can't help you with this, I have no experience with the BeatBuddy

If you reprogram your buttons 1 and 2 to Rec/Play/Dub Stop etc for each track respectively, you will be able to achieve just that.

Merci bien!

Check my other video, specifying this very topic: czcams.com/video/S-pqgi_PvXs/video.htmlsi=3K5ujx269mMJio_p

Hi Arie, Thank you, any time! I think you can do that for instance by assigning Track 1 rec/play/stop to button 1 and Track 2 rec/play/stop to button 2. While recording track 1, hit track 2 rec and it should switch right away.

There is. In the Play menu - Play Mode select Single, that should do the trick.

Yeah I forgot to mention that im using the rhythm machine on....and if i use the single mode i cant use both channels..i dont think there's a way around this unfortunately

Thank you! Yes indeed I have been cooking up my own kind of style over the years. I'll do my best for tabs as well!

@@JeeWeeDonkers Thanks for the reply. To attempt to describe what I like about this. You are using a very simple finger picking pattern 1, 2, 3, 4. I do this also, or another go to pattern that I like is 1, 2, 3 + 4, 2. I find that a more complex finger picking pattern isn’t necessarily necessary. A simple pattern can sound good. Then, by keeping the finger picking pattern simple makes it easier to add interest with nice cords and melody notes. You have managed a full complex vocal melody intermixed with keeping the finger picking pattern going. I have never accomplished that much. I suspect something that helps is that vocal melodies often use many notes from the cords. So the trick may be hitting those notes at the right time. I suppose I am asking how you approached adding the vocal melody to the cords. Probably you worked through it one bar at a time needing to invent fingerings and intermixed cord notes for each melody note. Not easy. Of course, starting from this absolutely beautiful vocal melody helps!

Thank you!

Thank you!