Boss RC-30 Loop Station

Possibly Eddie’s most notable piece of equipment is his Boss RC-30 Looping Pedal. Sheeran uses the RC-30 in most of his live performances and he’s probably the most recognised looper in the UK right now. Roland themselves believe that Mr. Sheeran is in fact “A master of looping on the cusp of greatness.” In addition to his concerts, Sheeran has used the Boss RC-30 in a number of videos, for the likes of SBTV, such as his “remix” of 'You Need Me, I Don’t Need You', which currently has over 5.5m hits on YouTube. The RC-30 has made an appearance in many other videos including 'Wayfaring Stranger' and 'Small Bump'. Featuring two synchronised stereo tracks, each independently controllable with volume faders and track select buttons and an auto-recording feature that starts recording the moment you begin playing/singing there’s no wonder why countless artists are climbing on board this loop train. The RC-30 comes with a great line-up of creative looping effects built-in, including pitch bend, step phaser, sweep filter and tempo delay. Plug in your microphone through the XLR connection with an option of Phantom Power for condenser mics; with the RC-30 you’re options are always open.

Really nice loop pedal !

You can see a close up of Yannis' board with this pedal on the top left of the picture [here](http://www.effectsbay.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/foals-yannis-philippakis-holy-fire-pedal-board.png), and a shot of it in the video.

> Her looper of choice is the Boss RC-30 Loop Station. “I’ve tried different loopers but I just don’t get the same feel,” she says. Her guitars, drum samples, and other instruments run into the RC-30, and from there to the house PA. Vocals are kept on their own. “Vocals have nothing to do with my looping. They run on separate channels on a completely separate pedalboard.”

Boss RC-30 appears on his pedalboard for US tour.

At 23:20 minute mark, Vile is seen setting up the Boss RC-30 loop station.

The Boss RC-30 looper is used by Lindsey Buckingham with background vocals and a little bit of guitar for a few acoustic songs as published by Premier Guitar.

At 5:30 of this weird tv show, Chelsea Wolfe can be seen using a Boss Loop Station for a vocal performance of the song "The Way We Used To"

Yvette have Boss' RC-30 Loop Station on her pedalboard.

"After 15 years of using exactly the same pedal board, I am finally ripping it up and starting again. Same idea, but using the @roland_us RC30 looper plus some of their great #fx pedals with beautiful big fat pads that I can trigger without even looking down! It's just the beginning, but exciting (and scary!!) to learn new gear."

TheDooo states that he upgraded to the BOSS RC-30 to make it easier to loop backing tracks. the time stamp is 5:53 minutes into the video

In this photo, Bryndis' pedalboard is visible, which includes the Boss RC-30 loop station. It is not the RC-20XL model because there aren't any buttons on the left side of the pedal.

"On the ground I have a bunch of pedals: the BCM Brian May, a whiteface Rat reissue, a Menatone Blue Collar overdrive, a Fulltone Plimsoul, a Line 6 M9, a Fulltone Clyde wah, a Boss RC-30 looper and the TC Flashback delay – but that's the one you can buy only through Pro Guitar Shop.com. They call it the Alter Ego. I also have the Strymon El Capistan tape echo."

The pedal was used during her Music Box tour.

In this photo, the Boss RC-30 loop station is visible. (It doesn't have any knobs on the left side.)

[Stated @ 5:49] This entire video is dedicated to a showcase of his different software, instruments and material he uses to make his music.

According to Premier Guitar's article, Franklin uses the Boss RC-30 loop station pedal.

RC30 can be clearly seen on a pic posted by Mono on Facebook during 2017 American Tour

In this video Richard Bona talks about his use of loopers, and demonstrates his vocal mastery with the help of an RC-30 loop station.

minute 0:39 Feist Undiscovered First (From The Basement)

Photo taken during Tiny Moving Parts tour with Mom Jeans and Oso Oso in Austin, Texas(Feb 2018).

From a Facebook Pic of North American Tour 2017

"What about the RC-30 Loopstation you got recently? I don’t know what’s going to come of it. It’s a new toy. Freddie uses this sort of stuff so I’m playing catch up."

Jason Wade's Boss RC-30 Loop Station can be seen on his pedalboard, at 0:29 in this video.

We can see all his pedalboard at 40:48 of the video. He uses this loop station during all the show.

In a Box II - Her Lies

"I’ve got another loop station, it’s like an RC-30, from like…"

Boss RC-30 at 0:15

Yorn posted this picture of his pedals in May 2015 on Instagram. You can clearly spot a Boss RC-30 in there.

in this photo share by strymon on facebook there's the pedalboard for the last giraffes giraffes album

"Remándola desde abajo los efectos: Afinador Pitch Black, Shaker Vibrato y Hall Reverb TC Electronics, Blogger Fuzz EHX, Whammy Digitech, Micro Pog EHX, Super Octave BOSS, Bass Synth EHX, Dragon Distorsion Cluster, Envelope Filter Micro QTron EHX, Phaser Small Stone EHX, Booster Maza Fx, y Loop Station RC-30 BOSS…"

0.03 into this video

Boss Loop pedal is mentioned in source article.

Mentioned at 2:30 in this video.

Taken from his instagram story as of 26/03/18. Video only lasted 24hrs so had to reupload. It is seen at the top left corner of the board, to the left of the Ditto looper.

> So what I’ll do is play parts, loop them and then play over them… which has gone disastrously wrong at times. But that’s part of live music, you know? No one expects everything to be perfect, in fact I quite like the weird sounds you get when it goes weird.

James unboxes this pedal in this video

uses a loop pedal in this cover

She can be seen using it during live performances

Boss RC-30 Loop Station found on Donna Grantis' gear page on her website.

This pedal was in Sidney Gish's "our house" video. She used this and many other pedals in that video, and this pedal can be seen in every single one of her live performance videos.

This is actually Rich Jacobs' pedal (other guitarist in Employed To Serve), but Sammy uses it all the time. Source: https://reverb.com/news/pedals-of-the-underground-an-inside-look-at-the-pedalboards-of-6-burgeoning-uk-bands

You can see this pedal on 14:25.

"Pedalboard: Boss TU tuner Boss noise suppressor Maxon OD808 Boss RC-30"

Seen using for Haldern Pop 2006 at 3:26

> Working on looped vocals for my show at The Castle in Manchester this Thursday. Come along for psychedelic kitchen sink dramas. On the right side, the Roland RC-30 can be seen.

A Boss RC-30 Loop Station can be seen in this live picture of Pall Jenkins.

In this facebook photo, masih has shared his pedalboard

At 2:16 the Rc-30 get in the image for a second

Brian Kanagaki states in his Tumblr post that Sean uses a "Boss looper pedal".

"Pedal board full of 1 Electro-Harmonix"POG2" Shigemori"G.O.T Bass Drive" Iron Ether"Polytope" MXR"Carbon Copy" Shigemori"PRETONE" Dwarfcraft Devices"Baby Thundaa" It is connected to the order of the. Boss's RC-30 is not biting on the base line." / takamatsu

“I use a Boss phrase looper. It looks pretty much like a normal guitar pedal except it has two pedals, one for record and one to stop. I can layer as many overdubs as I want down. The only tricky bit is that if you stuff up you have to start again because you can’t take a layer away!”

Luke Weiler of Positive Mental Trip has used the BOSS RC 30 for live looping, home practice, and for recording ideas before it’s time to really record them. Luke used to tour the east coast playing 1 man band style live loop gigs with a BOSS RC-50. “The RC 30 is the right size footprint and enough functionality for me right now.“ -PMT Luke