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all the demo backings in all three videos sound suspiciously similar..
where is the latin? The Gosple keyboard.. OK unfair to compare...
PG is the best its the Roller, that's the little Fiat..
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I store all my BIAB back-ups for my songs on a JamMan SoloXt. I also, use a FS3X footswitch to navigate between songs. At gigs its great having everything hands free as I'm playing the guitar.
Frank HI FRANK, how did you set up the footpedals? Your working with Wav files set pu as loops? I am waiting to receive a pedal that functions as a Switch and can be allocated to any querty keyboard function, I hope to use this to start and stop loops/songs in BIAB by allocating it to the space bar function. Z
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141164969576Not sure if it is going to work with BIAB yet,still waiting for the postman Z
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ZZ, from the looks of the specification it should be able to do exactly what you want
Give us some feedback, eh?
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Hi Z, Once I've rendered my BIAB back-ups to WAV's, I copy them over to the JamMan pedal using their software. I store them as "single phrases", not loops, which means they stop automatically at the end of the song. I've installed the optional SDHC card that allows for up to 16 hours of music. On my set list next to each tune is the number of its location on my pedal. Using the FS3X footswitch I can start and stop songs and navigate quickly between them. So I'm basically using the pedal as a playback device. Here's a link: http://digitech.com/en-US/products/jamman-solo-xtHopes this helps. Frank
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ZZ, from the looks of the specification it should be able to do exactly what you want
Give us some feedback, eh? Will do, I want it to start a loop, this shortcut is the spacebar, so I hope I can enter this
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Hi Z, Once I've rendered my BIAB back-ups to WAV's, I copy them over to the JamMan pedal using their software. I store them as "single phrases", not loops, which means they stop automatically at the end of the song. I've installed the optional SDHC card that allows for up to 16 hours of music. On my set list next to each tune is the number of its location on my pedal. Using the FS3X footswitch I can start and stop songs and navigate quickly between them. So I'm basically using the pedal as a playback device. Here's a link: http://digitech.com/en-US/products/jamman-solo-xtHopes this helps. Frank Interesting - maybe I should learn the guitar  No, its IS interesting.
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this article appeared on PGMusic's facebook page today: TRIO PEDAL WINS NAMM AWARD
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Using BIAB styles - way to go PG!
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Digitech with BiaB inside win best a show! I bet the mention of BiaB will shock a few people!
OK, a random thought; Why does toilet paper need a commercial? Who's not buying it?
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the light bulb went on I didn't even watch video until now: powered by BIAB, GREAT! Now I have to buy that pedal just for grins if nothing else. OR maybe I should wait for a version 2.0 pedal that has SDHC and USB for SW upgrades from (BIAB) and editing (OK folks I'm just spreading rumors now). Like I mentioned previously if you are good, and cleaver, couple it with a Jamman Looper and if it plays nice with their B3 pedal - I might never turn PC on again Larry
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Hi Z, Once I've rendered my BIAB back-ups to WAV's, I copy them over to the JamMan pedal using their software. I store them as "single phrases", not loops, which means they stop automatically at the end of the song. I've installed the optional SDHC card that allows for up to 16 hours of music. On my set list next to each tune is the number of its location on my pedal. Using the FS3X footswitch I can start and stop songs and navigate quickly between them. So I'm basically using the pedal as a playback device. Here's a link: http://digitech.com/en-US/products/jamman-solo-xtHopes this helps. Frank So the whole BIAB song can be set as a "single phrase" and played by selecting the number on the footpedal. $149 USD!! Boy oh boy there was a time, not so long ago, when that would have been ordered in a wink, but alas times do change....
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ZZ, from the looks of the specification it should be able to do exactly what you want
Give us some feedback, eh? Feedback. yes its all working  The manual ios one sentence of literary translation of Chinese - but that does not really matter, it works
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So this confirms it. I saw the video and thought I heard the "Powered by BIAB reference). Which was surprising a little. I'm glad of this of course, and now i'm SURE I want the pedal 
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Just to say I have been having issues with my pedal, when I set it to give a 'space bar' signal, in BIAB the loop function ignores the end of a loop and simply travels onward. It seemed to work on some occassions - unless its me
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I'm betting its a BIAB thing...
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Man you guys sure know how to hijack a thread.
Your confusing people. You wasted my time.
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looks like a looper with a drum machine. For my money it seems useless. Seems like you'd get bored with its extremely limited features really really soon. WSS
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Well, if all you need it for is a playback unit for a gig and the phrases can be easily and quickly navigated via footswitch, the thing would be worth its weight in gold as utility for a performing artist. I know if I was gigging solo, I'd be taking a serious look at this thing.
Just sayin'...
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