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Not good for backing tracks
I bought this to jam with backing tracks, and with 99 tracks and 60 minute loop time and unlimited dubs, i didn't think this was going to be a problem. However there is hardly any space on it! I fit 5-6 tracks, which I had to cut down quite a bit.
The tracks also have to be 16-bit wav files which doesn't help, little surprised it doesn't recognise mp3.
Also it would be nice to have some indication of the file name on screen, or at the very least keep the file name on the device when you reconnect it to your computer. It renames them back to "Track (X)", which I found annoying.
The pedal itself is small, sturdy and seems well built.
Overall i'm pretty disappointed with it, especially from what it promised it could be.
The tracks also have to be 16-bit wav files which doesn't help, little surprised it doesn't recognise mp3.
Also it would be nice to have some indication of the file name on screen, or at the very least keep the file name on the device when you reconnect it to your computer. It renames them back to "Track (X)", which I found annoying.
The pedal itself is small, sturdy and seems well built.
Overall i'm pretty disappointed with it, especially from what it promised it could be.
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Disappointed so far
As a simple looper, the Ditto+ is fine, but one of the main reasons I bought it is to practice with backing tracks. I've loaded several in different formats - MP3, AIFF, WAV - none of the work. When I select the track all I can do is loop, not play back. Their documentation and their video say you can do it, but neither tell you how.
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