Product : Valeton VLP-200 Dual Looper

Valeton have released an incredible and affordable dual looper pedal that will have you creating exciting and musical guitar and vocal loops in no time! Valeton designed the VLP-200 to be their new music creation platform tool.

Featuring two full-featured loopers, built-in stereo drum rhythms, flexible footswitching, up to 7 hours of onboard audio storage, and way more, the VLP-200 far exceeds its compact design. Get inspired with a looper that must be played to be believed!

Valeton's designed the VLP-200 to be a new platform for music creation. The compact and sturdy VLP-200 contains two full-featured loopers and a variety of drum rhythm patterns, competent enough to play the role of your right-hand assistant for songwriting, practice and live performance.

The two loop collaboration modes can run two loops in parallel or switch between song parts. With the well-tuned drum machine, your song motifs are now have nearly infinite possibilities. The built-in storage space for 99 recording projects, together with supporting software, makes import and export management easy, the VLP-200 is your portable music library.

Features

• 24bit/48kHz high performance audio
• Two-channel inputs and two-channel outputs, supports mono and stereo devices
• INPUT-L has two modes for connecting a microphone or an instrument
• Two foot switches (LOOP 1/LOOP 2) can independently control the recording and playback of LOOP 1 and LOOP 2
• Two Loop playback modes: SERIAL and FREE
• The built-in storage space for 99 recording projects, store up to 7 hours of stereo files
• Built-in 100 rhythm patterns including metronome
• Supports drum SYNC function
• You can import and export recording projects with software via USB
• Rugged cast metal chassis
• Requires DC 9V power supply (not included)

Click here to learn more about Valeton's VLP-200 Dual Looper.

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"Persist and resist."
-Epictetus

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Bottom Line: Stick to your path, avoid the distractions, never give up.