Free practice tool from Rotem
Loop yourself without a pedal
Set the tempo, pick 2, 4 or 8 bars, take the one-bar count-in and play. Then solo over what you just recorded.
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What it does
- Type in a tempo and choose a 2, 4 or 8 bar loop.
- Hit record and you get one bar of count-in clicks first.
- It records against the click and trims your take to whole bars, so you don't have to land a pedal on the one.
- Keep the click on while it loops, or turn it off. Stop the loop or clear it and go again.
It uses your mic. The page says nothing is uploaded.
Who made this
Rotem Sivan is a New York jazz guitarist and educator. He's from Israel and studied at The New School.
If you want to go further
Comping a few bars and then soloing over them is where Solo Mastery lives. Its first big section is twelve ways to reshape one simple phrase, so a small vocabulary can carry a whole solo.
See Solo Mastery