You're welcome. Yes to Helen being inspirational.

If you can play a chord progression comfortably, you can start getting used to a looper without overloading yourself or inviting frustration if you want to. I bought an inexpensive simple Ditto clone one within the first three or four months of learning to play. A little later I bought a more featured RC-3 clone.[br][br]Getting comfortable and confident with a looper and timing is pretty much just about trial and error through hands on time in with the tool IME, so just dive in the deep end once you're ready to. The tips Helen gave are on the money, especially the last one about reading the manual so you know your looper and how to make use of all its features.

[br]Cheers.