How To Play Your Own Jam Track

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107 responses to “How To Play Your Own Jam Track”

  1. Gaz ( Aus) says:

    I’ve become a looper ( Ditto) addict, my timing , lead have all been helped by this great little gadget ,

    • PAUL says:

      I HAD AHUGE PEDAL BOARD WHEN I WAS PRFRMING
      I KEPT MY BOSS ME 30 MY VOX WAAH PEADL, THAT HAS BEN HOPPED UP AND MY FEED BACK PEDAL.
      I FINALLY FOUND THE NEW “DIGITECH TRIO + BAND CREATOR + LOOPER.
      $ 299.00. THIS IS ALL I USE NOW TO HAVE MY OWN BACK UP BAND. LOOPER ON MY BOSS ME 3O. THATS ALL YOU CAN USE. . THE RIO + IT
      IS GREAT AND IT IS A WHOLE BAND THAT YOU CAN AJUST YOUR SELF.

  2. Jim Maynor says:

    Video would not start is it just my device?

  3. Stan welker says:

    Video won’t play ?

  4. dale ray harrison says:

    love it

  5. Charlie Montague says:

    Love this type of practising using a looper, got one myself Griff a Dittio have not used it properly yet though. Will get to it eventually thanks Griff youve made my day.

  6. Louis says:

    I have a looper. Now I have a reason to use it!!!!!!!

  7. Dave Douglas says:

    This is great Griff, thanks man! I enjoyed it with my oatmeal. That’s what old guys like me do at this time of day.😎
    Quick question, since you started your progression on beat 2 did you start the Looper on the 1? I’m finally getting a nice continuous loop when starting the Looper and the rythym both on the one.
    Hope this question makes sense. Coordination challenge time. This is why Bonham always amazed me and all of us I guess with his drumming!
    Have a good one Griff,
    Dave in the Adirondacks

  8. Jay says:

    Video won’t open

  9. Do some rag- time riffs, with chords, thanks.

  10. James E Anderton says:

    Thinks Griff. Got a looper a few weeks ago and it is one of the best investments I have made.

  11. Keith says:

    That’s how I learned to solo, using a looper. I may not be the best soloist, but I’m better than I was before I started.lol

  12. donnie says:

    so….thought this was a demo of a looper? saw the chords to input – was there a looper being used and I missed it?

    • Jeff says:

      In case you missed it, the name of the lesson is, “How To Play Your Own Jam Track”, not “How to use a looper.”

  13. David says:

    Video won’t open. I’ll try downloading… and it works perfectly.
    Great lesson, as always. Thanks Griff.

  14. ugo 53 says:

    I was thinkig since some time whether to buy a looper or not, but after this lesson I decided I have to have it and I will have it !
    thank you Griff,
    ciao,
    Ugo from
    Milano

  15. ugo 53 says:

    I was thinkig since some time whether to buy a looper or not, but after this lesson I decided I have to have it and I will have it !
    thank you Griff,
    ciao,
    Ugo from Milano

  16. Strick says:

    Do you have a video on just how to use the looper? I have trouble getting a smooth transition from where I start and where I stop on the looper.

  17. JAMES L ROWLAND says:

    As happens occasionally, I was unable to open the video attachment.

  18. Chris says:

    Hi Griff

    Yes, a great idea here.
    I used a Roland multi track recorder to make my own tracks. As I had to play Bass Rhythm and Lead against edited drum machine, it taught me such a lot about playing Rhythm and Bass. Amazing what comes out of your head in the way of new ideas. and sometimes it sounds great when mixed and playback thru Stereo Monitors. I have a Boss looper, but, shame, it seldom gets used.

  19. Mike says:

    I recently bought a looper. Once you get the timing right the looper is great. Timing is everything when using a looper or else you get that dead spot at the end. Get your timing down and then Rock on Brothers. It’s a good time. 🤘🏻

  20. Don Hall says:

    My wife just got me a looper, and it’s more challenging to play than I thought it would be. Now I have more good reasons to COUNT WHEN I PLAY! That’s the only way to get a clean, on-the-beat loop.

  21. rustie says:

    Massively overcomplicated and wordy explanation of simple chord shapes and ideas. Enough to put many starters off. Keep it simple Griff, and stop using 100 words when one will do!

  22. Larry says:

    I would like you to make available tab for each rhythm for 5 different rhythms and feels that you have for backing tracks. Practicing these would be good to put in a looper and to play when backing for a friend.

  23. Scott says:

    I’ve been messing with a cheap looper pedal for a couple of weeks now. Adding the bass notes will make a big difference in the sound. Love it!!!

  24. Dennis says:

    I really like this one. Going to try it now.

  25. ZekeZ says:

    Dude, you should have given a 49% discount on your 49th birthday…..

  26. Christopher Doherty says:

    Happy Birthday Griff

  27. Rich Cuellar says:

    Crucial beginners lesson. Anyone who ever aspires to play in a blues band context needs to know this stuff!

  28. Jerry says:

    Hey Griff and a very Happy Birthday!

  29. Edward Dumchus says:

    Happy Birthday!

  30. Owen Mohr says:

    Hey Griff,
    Great how too video. I have a few of your courses. Great stuff, easy to
    understand. Also great sounding band. From the land of voo doo and gris gris.
    Happy Birthday
    “keep the music playing”

  31. Bluescat says:

    Now I have to go shopping for a looper

  32. Matt says:

    Happy Birthday Griff and wishing you many more of them. Thanks for sending us all the varied and informative lessons. I surely appreciate them.Good luck in your new Texas digs.

  33. Hermin Perez says:

    Happy birthday and welcome to Tejas…

  34. Gaston Collin says:

    happy birthday MY FRIEND ENJOY!

  35. Jim Edwards says:

    Tommy Emanuel is probably the best at playing all three parts at the same time and it sounds great. He is phenomenal.

  36. Jean says:

    Back in the 70’s, I took guitar lessons in Mexico. I remember how the basic teaching was emphasis on the rhythm, singing any song ,just what you are showing on this video..That little machine is amazing. I am contemplating purchasing one

  37. Ed G says:

    Very helpful, and motivating lesson. I can see how this can be a great help to my playing. Thank you Griff.

  38. Kalani Aylett says:

    If your new to loopers. Loops sound best when you end the loop (stomp the box) in time. Making sure that the previous beat is given its allotted time. Then there is a flow to the loop and no hiccup.

  39. Jim Hilton says:

    Griff; Thanks good lesson and reminder. Loopers are great for what you just gave a lesson on, but they keep you straight no fudging or bad timing.

  40. Keith says:

    So SMOOTH…I love Griff playing rhythm as much as I do playing lead.

  41. Patrick Madden says:

    I liked this, I have been wanting a looper for quite some time. More important is adding that bass rhythm. I try to pay a lot more attention to my bass note timing as I am a home noodler and find it very rewarding to have a neat bass line running thru my jams. Like Jimi

  42. Michael Jones says:

    finally manage to count a tune I wa messing with. Much thanks

  43. Harry Roussard says:

    A looper is not doing me any good whatsoever…I have no imagination so the loop-di-loop is not helping. So the only thing so far that is helping me is to pay with other jammers and / or get to YT and click on these people that have a fully developed set of licks they sound like a real band. Yeah!

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