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Looper
Commonly used guitar effect
A looper is a commonly used guitar effect. You can use it as a practice pedal where you guide yourself, as it were. You can also make simple or very complicated compositions with it, live on stage or in your attic. Ed Sheeran has become very well known for it.

What is it?
A looper is a digital effects pedal that records and stores your signal. Many of them offer the option of recording multiple pieces of audio and playing them over each other. It is often the case that you can still delete the last recorded audio and play it in again. And many have 1 or more presets where you can save the audio.

What differences are there?
There are very simple ones with only one button that often do not allow you to save more than one loop. There are also very extensive ones where you can create, create and save entire compositions in one of the available presets. In addition, delay pedals in the more expensive segment often also have the option to record a signal.