I got mine about a week and a half ago. I’ve mostly been fiddling with it and getting to know the features.

Performing a basic loop is really nice and easy. I’ve played with other loopers (including the one on the EHX Stereo Memory Man) where getting the timing by ear was a little tricky, but on this it’s a breeze. Overdubbing and undo/redo are nice, although I’d like there to be a way to go all the way back to the original loop if I want rather than just being able to undo the very last overdub. The reverse & pitch effects work how you’d expect and I’m happy they’re there. 1 shot, fadeout, and trigger are both pretty cool but I wish fadeout would work with 1 shot.

The big thing that drew me to this pedal is that I don’t think there’s anything smaller that syncs to external MIDI, which means jamming with my synth or VST I can get perfect loops. Looping to the external clock can be a little finicky and the loops quantize to the bar meaning if you loop for 5 beats you’ll get an 8 beat loop (It will also do 3/4.) Punching in the first loop is also a little difficult because it has you punch in on the 1, so you’ve got to really watch the timing. In the end, this stuff will probably make me a better player, but it would be nice just to have a mode that’s a little freer but still syncs. Hopefully future firmware updates will make the midi stuff a bit easier. In emails they told me that a future firmware update will likely add more MIDI functionality, which I’ll be excited to try.

The windows software hasn’t been released yet, so I haven’t been able to test that out.

Overall: it’s a great little looper that’s loaded with features and I’m happy to have it.