The EHX 95000 is a 6 track looper with a 7th mixdown track,you can go in stereo pairs or record mono with seperate monitor outs,panning per track and quantization or free running loops whose length is determined by track one which acts as the master. It is deep but every control is right on the surface so there is no need to menu dive. I have many loopers, the boss ones by roland are great but a lot of behind the board programming is required. The EHX looper is much more plug n play, and i really appreciate that. Good solid build and smallish footprint on the pedalboard. bravo electro harmonix!

Great ! Product !!! Can't recommend this looper station enough... Just bummed that now Moog audio said they have in stock and then I order it and now it's out of stock and they don't communicate with me... nothing.. Just essentially take the money and let me rot while I wait for who knows when because they don't communicate much...I buy a lot and I find I get Service with other companies... Also Andrew who use to be at Moog was Killer at Service .. REALLY GOOD and made me spend there for that reason... Because let's face it... I can find these products at almost any other store other than Moog Audio... So if they just stepped up their service game and communications ... I'd keep going back to them and they'd have a loyal customer.ANYWAYS now waiting for the ... MoreGreat ! Product !!! Can't recommend this looper station enough... Just bummed that now Moog audio said they have in stock and then I order it and now it's out of stock and they don't communicate with me... nothing.. Just essentially take the money and let me rot while I wait for who knows when because they don't communicate much...I buy a lot and I find I get Service with other companies... Also Andrew who use to be at Moog was Killer at Service .. REALLY GOOD and made me spend there for that reason... Because let's face it... I can find these products at almost any other store other than Moog Audio... So if they just stepped up their service game and communications ... I'd keep going back to them and they'd have a loyal customer.ANYWAYS now waiting for the looper for god knows when...Meh First world problems... Not a big deal just annoying.

The EHX 95000 is a really powerful and versatile tool to have in your kit. Having multiple tracks and a wide range of control over them is great and will give you a maximum amount of creativity. However, the included SD card is low quality and caused freezes randomly. At this price EHX should not include faulty cards which can lead to a catastrophy in front of an audience.

The ability to have multiple independent tracks makes the 95000 far more powerful than a basic loop pedal. Like a basic looper you can overdub on any track, but keeping elements independent (and having track level undo) really lets you build complex layers beyond the simple loop. All tracks have level faders and pan controls. You can also record two tracks at once (stereo if you want), and mix at any time to a stereo master.There are a few limitations. All tracks must be the same length. There's no song mode, you have to switch between loops manually, but that is simple and easy to do. There's no way to copy a loop to a new loop on the device, it is possible by popping out the SD card and using a computer however.I was able to sync it with an SDRUM pedal ... MoreThe ability to have multiple independent tracks makes the 95000 far more powerful than a basic loop pedal. Like a basic looper you can overdub on any track, but keeping elements independent (and having track level undo) really lets you build complex layers beyond the simple loop. All tracks have level faders and pan controls. You can also record two tracks at once (stereo if you want), and mix at any time to a stereo master.There are a few limitations. All tracks must be the same length. There's no song mode, you have to switch between loops manually, but that is simple and easy to do. There's no way to copy a loop to a new loop on the device, it is possible by popping out the SD card and using a computer however.I was able to sync it with an SDRUM pedal perfectly via MIDI. Connecting other gear like synths to it is a breeze.It can also do pitch shifting and reverse playback. I was impressed at how good sounding the pitch shift was, very usable.Highly recommended if you are looking to move past a simple overdub looper to something that can let you do full arrangements.

I’ve been using the original one button ditto looper but wanted something a bit more flexible, without a load of features that I’m not interested in. This is bang on. You have 6 tracks (each of which you can do multiple overdubs on) which you can then bounce to a stereo pair. And you have 100 banks of these! (you could use different banks as song sections, as these are switchable during playback. There’s a small learning curve but it pretty intuitive and doesn’t distract you from actually playing, which is what I find is a problem with some technology. I’d have given it 5 stars but it has frozen occasionally when shifting between banks, which might be a problem if using live. Guess it could do with a firmware update.

EHX Rules! Another Great Looper Evolution

I am biased - Ive loved Electro Harmonix since I was a kid - and pretty much dig everything theyve ever built: vintage and modern iterations, both. As far as the 95000: I have gotten each of the evolving major loopers theyve put out, starting with the 2880, then on to the 45000 (with separate footswitch) and now this one. All of them share the extremely cool basic layout which combines an old-school, analog box-type vibe with high-end digital capability, and they have more or less evolved in sequence, adding drum samples and some additional functionality and memory along the way. The 95000 is essentially the 45000...with the addition of two more channels, an all-in-one layout (no more separate footswitch accessory needed) and some new drum loops. Plus other ... MoreI am biased - Ive loved Electro Harmonix since I was a kid - and pretty much dig everything theyve ever built: vintage and modern iterations, both. As far as the 95000: I have gotten each of the evolving major loopers theyve put out, starting with the 2880, then on to the 45000 (with separate footswitch) and now this one. All of them share the extremely cool basic layout which combines an old-school, analog box-type vibe with high-end digital capability, and they have more or less evolved in sequence, adding drum samples and some additional functionality and memory along the way. The 95000 is essentially the 45000...with the addition of two more channels, an all-in-one layout (no more separate footswitch accessory needed) and some new drum loops. Plus other technical / spec enhancements which are a little over my head but probably matter to some people. In short, these are super user-friendly, plug and play, intuitive, and a ton of fun if you dig looping. I go into something of a trance on these, just laying down parts and dropping improvs over the top for hours on end...theyre also great for working out harmony leads or other secret experimentations before you take something into the world. Solid product, quite reasonable price, and very durable - grab one if you can...its perfect for the casual-to-very serious user...EHX!!! Rock!!!

Not Perfect, but Still Awesome!

I've had the 95000 over a year, and I use it mostly for guitar, bass, and keyboard. I love how easy it is to hoop up a guitar and bass at the same time (to separate amps even!) and loop them together. 6 tracks is a ton! I love the sliders for adjusting their volume, it feels like I've got my own mixing board. Infact, if you've ever used a mixing board or recording console, the 95000 will be very intuitive and easy to use. It sounds great too! I hear no difference from my playing to the loop. A couple cons keep this from being perfect. The drum tracks are very limited. They are pre-assigned to tracks, and have a specific measure length. My Boss RC-2 let me use any drum track on any of my loop tracks, and I could use the drum beat for any amount of measures. With the ... MoreI've had the 95000 over a year, and I use it mostly for guitar, bass, and keyboard. I love how easy it is to hoop up a guitar and bass at the same time (to separate amps even!) and loop them together. 6 tracks is a ton! I love the sliders for adjusting their volume, it feels like I've got my own mixing board. Infact, if you've ever used a mixing board or recording console, the 95000 will be very intuitive and easy to use. It sounds great too! I hear no difference from my playing to the loop. A couple cons keep this from being perfect. The drum tracks are very limited. They are pre-assigned to tracks, and have a specific measure length. My Boss RC-2 let me use any drum track on any of my loop tracks, and I could use the drum beat for any amount of measures. With the 95000, I just add drum beats from FL studio. Takes a track (and some time) but that's the beauty of having 6 tracks. Glad I figured this out because the built in drums were useless to me. Other bummers are the lack of being able to sequence tracks in play back (although loop up/down buttons help) with this, and no record trigger on playing a note (not sure if any pedal does this, but FL studio does). Also, it's annoying that you always have to begin a loop on track one. I haven't done much with the computer yet,but it seems complicated from the instructions. I did hook up the 95000 through usb and sent my loops as wave files to FL studio. That was easy. Overall, if you want a loop that sounds great, is easy to use, and has plenty of independent tracks, than this is for you. Oh, and it is small too, which is nice. It's not perfect, but no looper is, so decide what's important to you and grab this if it sounds like it's the est to fit your needs. Otherwise get a cheaper one, lol.

Review of Electro Harmonix 95000 Performance Loop Laboratory

A.looper with 6 tracks and a final mix down track......I can now have a library of tiny sd cards to hold all I will ever need

The looper to end all loopers (loopers..loo u get the idea)

Its electroharmonix! Does exactly what it says and more! So many functions and uses you will be discovering new ways to use it for years to come! Lets be honest. Does anyone have an EHX pedal that doesn't have multiple uses and still maintains that analog sound that everyone tries to emulate? And they do it on the cheap!

The loopers dream

This pedal is just the loopers looper. There is so much functionality and the manual is like some sort of fantastic guide that just talks you through the pedal so well. I wouldn't hesitate with this pedal for live playing, messing around. Midi clock in works a dream and is sooooo much fun to overdub etc. EHX have won my heart with this one!