TC Electronic Introduces New Ditto Jam X2 Looper
TC Electronic's latest looper uses an algorithm and built-in microphones to synchronize loop tracks with a band's rhythm section.
TC Electronic has introduced its new Ditto Jam X2 looper pedal.
Featuring the BeatSense algorithm, the Ditto Jam X2 synchronizes with a band's rhythmic elements to keep the loop track from drifting by listening to a band's rhythm section with built-in microphones. This gives guitarists the ability to improvise loops organically, while keeping them tight in a live context.
With the Ditto Jam X2's practice mode, guitarists can use the BeatSense algorithm to stretch a loop track or squeeze it shorter without compromising sound quality.
The looper also features two on-board mics and a clip-on mic, a dedicated Stop switch and toggle between Rec-Dub-Play and Rec-Play-Dub.
For more info on the looper, head on over to tcelectronic.com.
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