How to use BIAS FX 2 - The Looper
How to use BIAS FX 2 - The Looper
BIAS FX 2 features a built in looper, for creating your own loops to improvise over and build up multi-layered parts really quickly. As with all loopers, it's a great practise tool and can be used very effectively for trying out ideas while songwriting.
In this video I show how to use the looper in BIAS FX 2, starting with the absolute basics then progressing to more advanced use with multiple parts using different sounds. I used my Chapman ML1 v2 Modern Standard for all the playing in this video.
00:00 Intro
01:10 Quick start
04:36 Explanation of the settings
06:04 Dubbing
09:12 Recording multiple layered loops using different sounds
13:12 Exporting to a wav file
13:24 Outro
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