Oh, well,
A looper is a sound sampler. Meaning, it would record samples of what you play, like for instance, a chord arrangement or a melody line. or whatever. and you can switch the sample on and off. check them out on the web. i’ve put a link below to some of them that i found on Musician’s Friend. they are variable. some of them allow you to record several samples.
so for instance, if you play guitar and sing at the same time, you would play the verse chords and record them, as well as the chorus. and while you’re singing you can switch on and off the sample you want, allowing you to sing, or play a second rhythm and fills. when it’s for a solo, you have the looper playing the backing rhythm.
but it wouldn’t be as simple as that though. you would have to do this per song.
but anyway, look into them, and if you can try one, go for it. but you already have freeze, so if i were you i’d spend some more time figuring out how to use it to suit my needs.
If the link doesn’t work, try just searching for them on the website “)
[url=http://http://www.musiciansfriend.com/looper-sampler-effects-pedals]Loopers on Musician’s Friend[/url]
