10 Best Guitar Looper Pedals
for December 2022

The LEKATO Guitar Effect Pedal Guitar Looper Pedal Tuner Function Looper Loops 9 Loops 40 minutes Record Time with USB Cable for Electric Guitar Bass is an affordable and reliable looper pedal, suitable for use by beginners and professionals. The looper pedal features 9 loop modes, with 1-10 minutes for each recording, 1-10 minutes for each overdub, and 1-10 minutes for each stop. It also has a 1 minute loop playback function, and a 5-second loop loop. In addition, the LEKATO looper features 1 minute loop recording, 1 minute loop playback, 1 minute loop echo, and 1 minute loop reverse. The looper pedal is easy to install and operate, and is suitable for both beginners and professionals. The looper pedal works well, and is easy to set up and operate. The looper pedal is reliable and works well.

The Donner Triple Looper pedal is probably the best-sounding loop pedal we've tested, period. It's extremely responsive, the audio quality is outstanding, and the three included loop slots are big enough to accommodate many different kinds of songs and styles. It's simple (one knob, one switch), so it's easy to get up to speed, and the built-in MIDI footswitch makes it easy to control external software and instruments. The pedal is compact and fits comfortably on any pedalboard, and it's powerful enough to handle most any situation. It's also pretty affordable, especially considering its sound quality, and it uses standard 9V batteries, making it portable and inexpensive to replace. The only negative is that this is an analog looper, so it doesn't have built-in effects like reverb and delay. But given the pedal's sound quality and low price, we recommend it highly.

The FLAMMA FS01 is a simple, but versatile drum machine and looper pedal. In Looper mode, the FS01 acts as a simple looper, allowing you to record a short section of music, and loop it over and over until you run out of space. The recording bar is clearly visible, and there's a knob that you can use to adjust the volume of the loop. In drum machine mode, the FS01 plays back 20 minutes of recorded loops and rhythms, and there's a knob that allows you to set the speed and volume of each loop individually. The drum machine itself is very basic, but it works well enough, and there's a knob that allows you adjust the volume of each loop. The drum machine and looper can both be played simultaneously, and there's a switch that allows you to choose Looper or Drum Machine mode. The FLAMMA FS01 comes with 20 minutes of loop time and 11 different drum rhythms, which is plenty of loops and beats for a basic recording session. The sound quality is decent, and playback is quiet, though it's a little tinny.

The Zoom G1X is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that excels in versatility. It delivers plenty of power for practicing and jamming, and it's loaded with features for guitarists of all skill levels. The G1X is packed with 68 built-in rhythm patterns, letting you easily create or jam with an endless stream of backing tracks, all synced to a song's tempo. The G1X has 71 built-in guitar effects, and it's expandable with 13 amp models from Zoom's growing list of amp modeling plug-ins. The G1X has a solid build, and it's lightweight and portable. It has plenty of inputs and outputs for plugging in guitar pedals and instruments, as well as MIDI ports for connecting with other digital devices. The G1X has an expression pedal input, which lets you control its many effects with your feet. The G1X is powered via six AA batteries or an optional AC adapter. It's also fully compatible with the Zoom GT2 and GT4 wireless systems, letting you use Zoom's wireless guitar systems with the G1X. The G1X has a serious feature list for guitarists of all levels, and it does a great job of delivering on its promises. The G1X's sound quality is excellent, and it's packed with features. With its unlimited looper, 70 built-in effects, and 71 amp models, the G1X is a powerful multi-effects processor for guitarists.

The TC Electronic Ditto Looper is an effect pedal for guitarists, but it's designed for guitarists who play live and need to quickly create songs on the fly. Its dual pedals (one for effects and one for looping) make it easy to create parts on the fly, and the pedal's display makes it easy to see the effect you're creating. The pedal works as advertised, and it's fairly straightforward to use. The display shows the current effect, and you can use the buttons to scroll through 10 different effects. The pedal has a dry-through jack, which lets you use it as a beater pedal. The volume control controls the volume of both the effect and the looped part, and there's a switch for stereo or mono output. The pedal requires 9 V power, but not a power supply (though a power supply is included). The pedal is loud, so you might want to have it plugged into a noise gate or a sound gate. The pedal's display is easy to read, and it has volume, loop, and effects switches. The pedal has 5 minutes of loop time (limitless overdubs and undo/redo are possible). The pedal's loop time switch lets you set the loop time, and the pedal's loop mode switch lets you set the pedal to loop or play thru mode. The pedal has 16 presets, and you can save 8 presets to the pedal's memory. The pedal's loop time switch, loop mode switch, and loop time LED are labeled, but the labels are small, so they're hard to read.

The LEKATO Guitar Looper Effect Pedal is an easy-to-use 10- or 20-minute looper pedal. This pedal has 9 recording loops, with 10 minutes per loop, so you can create hours of music in a single recording. It has 10 different sound effects to choose from, with 48K/24bit sampling rate, and the loop times range from 1 to 10 minutes. The Looper also has 10 different playback modes, including loop, solo, reverse, and tap tempo. You have full control over which effects you choose to use, and you also have full control over the playback volume. The Looper has 10 effects to choose from, including: reverb, chorus, flanger, delay, octaver, underwater, phaser, reverse, pitch shift, and vibrato. The Looper is compact and portable, and it also has a USB output, so you can easily connect it to your computer and record your loops. The Looper has 3 footswitches, and these footswitches function the same as the footswitches on a regular guitar. The Looper is also easy to use, and you can download a free app called Looper JamBox from the app store. This app lets you control the Looper with your mobile device. The LEKATO Guitar Looper Effect Pedal is an affordable Looper pedal, and it's easy to use and it has a lot of cool features.

The LEKATO Guitar Looper Pedal is a very nice pedal for practicing and jamming. It's easy to use, with three knobs: one for arming the loop, one for looping, and one for play/stop.

The Donner Looper is our top choice for guitar players who want an easy, affordable, and full-featured loop pedal. One of the best things about the Looper is that you can store up to 30 minutes of music in an onboard loop. And you can save as many loops as you'd like, and each loop can be named and color-coded for easy organization. The Looper has 30 minutes of looping time, and it comes with its own power supply, so you can start playing right away without buying a battery. It has unlimited overdubs, so you can create as many different loops as you want. The Looper has true bypass, so it won't affect the rest of your signal when you're using the loop. It has a headphone jack so you can play silently. It's easy to use, and it's got a lot of features. Best of all, it's inexpensive.

The Donner Circle Looper pedal is a good option if you are in the market for a USB audio interface that can also be used as a guitar looper. As a looper, the Circle Looper performed very well, with bright and clear audio and an intuitive control layout. The pedal is easy to set up and use, and the looper has 100 different built-in drum patterns. The drum machine is responsive, and the 160 minutes of loop recording time (from 4 minutes per track) is more than enough for any musician. The pedal also has 10 types of metronome settings, which can be useful if you're trying to practice a new song. The Circle Looper pedal also has a couple of interesting features we didn't find on any other looper or drum machine. First, the pedal has a display screen, which makes viewing the looper settings much easier. Second, the Circle Looper has a tap tempo function that can be used to set the track's speed. Although it doesn't have a dedicated drum machine button, using the pedal's menu options, it's relatively easy to set the looper's tempo. The looper's controls are easy to use, and they make setting the looper's tempo and switching between different tracks very easy. The Circle Looper pedal also has 4-channel inputs, so you can record or playback a sound signal from your computer or another device. The pedals' blue and green LED lights are bright, and you can easily see the tap tempo controls and the recording meters. The pedal also comes with a 15-foot USB cable, a power supply, and a CD containing the pedal's software and a short instructional manual.

VSN Twin Looper earned a place on our best pedal list because it offers both creative freedom and practicality. Its looper function allows you to create up to 10 minutes of continuous looping. You can record loops into WAV or AIFF files, and loop back indefinitely, or perform overdubs and undo/redo. The pedal comes with a user software that lets you edit the loop's start and end points, insert silence, duplicate, reverse, slow, and speed up recordings, and more. The pedal's controls and its intuitive interface make it easy to set up and get going. The Twin Looper comes with presets, but you can also create your own by using the pedal's built-in MIDI controller, which is handy for live looping. The pedal's sound quality is also very good. The looping function works well and the Twin Looper's effects are clear and well-defined. The pedal's built-in tuner is also useful, as are its inputs and outputs, which allow you to connect external effects pedals and instruments. Overall, the VSN Twin Looper is an outstanding looper, and it's also one of the best value pedals we've tested.