Pure Prairie League Amie acoustic solo with loop pedal

First loop is the high rhythm, then I play the intro solo over it. When I stop the loop, I hold it to erase to leave it open for the rest of the song. Next,I start the loop with vocals on at the beginning of the chorus. Once the chorus is over, I stop sending vocals to the looper. At the beginning of the next chorus, I close the loop, and sing a harmony part, and stop sending guitar to the looper to keep it from building up. Then I play the guitar solo, and put vocals back to the looper and overdub the harmony part on the chorus. After the last verse, I can sing a 3rd harmony, then stop the loop, and start the loop to play the chorus one more time before the outro section.

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[Irlose1]

This is great stuff..especially with the looper. After reading your insturctions as to how you use the looper...I still don't understand how you can send guitar and vocals to the looper and then remove just the vocals from the send. Care to expand on that?

Great job..really nice!

[waxnsteel]

@Irlose1 The "panic button" sends vocals to the looper or the board, and the "selector" sends the guitar to the looper or the board. It takes some well-timed tapdancing, but it can be done.

[bozwellification]

Great stuff. One of the better covers I've seen.

[Trumpetmaster11210]

Dude this is the bes,t most creative cover of "Amie" that I have EVER heard GREAT JOB!!!

[NelsonClick]

This is ingenious. 

[harks64]

kick ass on the solo, one of the only covers i found on youtube that actually played the main solo, not just the intro solo. good job man

[dwp39]

a one man band, coooooool

[slewis39]

great cover, nice intro