Originally Posted by: Slipin LizardHey! Nice job Rich!!
I totally agree! Its one of the things I love about my BOSS JS10... if things are clicking I can just hit record... just one button, and everything is immediately recorded. I also use it to try out chord progressions that I think might sound good to solo over. I record just the guitar, (no backing track) and then play it back and see if it works for soloing. Definitely a nice feature, and you're quite right, being able to step and listen to yourself really gives you a whole different perspective on your playing.
I can't agree more. I have the JS-8, not the 10. There are some things that the 10 has that I wish the 8 had. but I bought my JS-8 about 5 minutes before Boss released the JS-10 and the concept is the same.
Recording oneself, while depressing, certainly gives one a new perspective on your playing. You can hear mistakes that you might not catch otherwise. For me recently it is some chords not ringing as clearly as I thought.
Plus, I have found playing with some backing tracks is just forcing me to get better.
Guitars: 2014 PRS Santana, 2013 PRS Paul's, 2009 PRS Hollowbody I, 1972 Gibson ES-325, 2012 Fender American Standard Stratocaster, 2020 Fender Telecaster, 2001 PRS Santana SE, 2021 Martin M-36, 2021 Martin 000-15M, Seagull S6 Classic, 2012 Yamaha Pacifica Amps: Fender Blues Junior III, Boss Eband JS-10, Line 6 POD HD500X, Quilter Microblock 45 w/homemade 12" cab.
