Lessons with Henny Hendrexz: Looper Pedal Pt. I

Lessons with Henny Hendrexz: Looper Pedal Pt. I

In our new 'lesson' series we have the fantastic guitar player/musician Henny Hendrexz to teach about what to do when all your musician friends are on the road. In this episode Hendrexz teaches how to loop your guitar with various pedals/effects in order to become a one man band! Hendrexz shows how to create drums, bass, rhythm and lead guitar all with a looper pedal. More lessons with Henny Hendrexz to come!!
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