Leaving singular sound

Whoever designed Aeros code failed to pay attention to the essential applications of a modern and complex looper. Singer-songwriters may be satisfied with this product. But a large group of musicians intent on pushing the edges of creativity are certainly not. Goodbye Aeros. Goodbye Singular Sound.

You can choose to sell your Aeros if you want but to say we aren’t listening or building this product for musicians isn’t true… I hope you do find the company and pedal that suits you best

You may find soon it was the wrong choice given the Aeros has not finished changing yet

Toodaloo!

:slight_smile:

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Check out Loopy Pro

When I picked up the Aeros (after having struggled with an RC505thingy for months) my first thought was literally, “Wow, this thing is actually made for musicians”. I love the product, and I love that it just gets better and better with each iteration.

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Exactly my thoughts. Boss RC-500 was a headache. The Aeros works perfectly for me.

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Ask another brand to add a function that you like and you will see what they will answer you, if at least they answer you

Singular Sound listen to the users and if possible they make you wish

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delete

You read my mind.
I have a drawer filled with “almost perfect” loopers - well now almost empty because eventually I sold almost all of them.
They went from the Boomerangs, to DigiTech JamMans to the various Roland RCs (The RC10-R took a good stab but didn’t synch to tempo, limited to 2 parts, awkward switching etc); the EHXs, the Pigtronix Infinity models. I don’t even mention the Dittos or the cheap Chinese knock-offs. Other, like the Headrush have prices that look like mortgages. I keep just a couple (RC10-R and the Boomerang III) which have proved to be useful, but incomplete.

I don’t know of others, but would be happy to investigate.
But the worst thing is that none of them really went much beyond what they started with. A bell here, a whistle there but that’s is. I don’t know of others, but would be happy to investigate.
The Aeros progress has been slow, sure, and sometimes painful, but it is the only one that really listens to the users and, as you say, within the possibilities, keeps moving ahead.

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TRUE

I feel this exact same way. When oh when will my perfect looper arrive? Pigtronix was so close. Aeros is so close. We’re almost there.

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What’s missing?

Looking at the Loopy Pro website, it seems it is software only for the Apple ecosystem. Mac OS or IOS.

MacOS is a work in progress IIRC.