NUX Loop Core Stereo Looper Pedal with HD Color LCD Display and Built-In MIDI Control

The NUX Loop Core Stereo is the next generation Looper pedal. Featuring a high-definition color LCD display, stereo inputs/outputs, and a MIDI control input; the Loop Core Stereo allows you to create up to 6 hours of music phrases, save them in one of 99 provided memory slots, and play back as stereo loops! Also included are 50 different drum patterns to complete the looping experience. Whether you practice, compose, or play live gigs, you’ll be inspired from the very first loop!

Create and Save Your Loops

It’s easy to create loops and practice with the NUX Loop Core Stereo. Power on the Loop Core Stereo pedal, rotate the VALUE knob to select an empty memory from 01 to 99, then you can press the foot switch to record/play/dub your loops. You can also hold the foot switch to UNDO/REDO/CLEAR. Turn the VALUE knob to select a memory slot between 01 to 99 or adjust parameters. When you are working on loops or practicing, press the VALUE knob once/twice to adjust the volume of Loop/Drum. Practice and play in silence with headphones. Access and edit everything with the high-definition color LCD display.

MIDI Control

Nearly every parameter of the Loop Core Stereo can be controlled by an external MIDI controller, such as tap tempo, stop/start/record, and so much more. The MIDI to 1/8 inch cable is included to get you started quickly.

Customize Your Own Boot-up Picture

The Loop Core Stereo allows users to customize their own boot-up picture with a GIF. Connect the Loop Core Stereo to your computer and download a GIF picture to the folder- NUX LOOPER - NUX_LOOP - GIF. Disconnect and reboot the Loop Core Stereo, and then enter the DISPLAY setting and set the BOOT-UP PICTURE option to USER. Reboot the Loop Core Stereo again. Enjoy your own customized GIF interface!

Importing Playback to Loop Core Stereo

When connecting a LOOP CORE STEREO to a computer, it will show ‘NUX LOOPER’ as a USB flash disk. Click it, and you will see folder NCL-2. Click folder NCL-2 to enter, then you will see folder WAVE. Then you can drag the target wav file into the related folder. For example, if you want to put the playback wav file into phrase loop track 3, you can just drag your target wav file into folder W003. Then you are good to go.

Setup 1

Mono In, Mono Out. This is the most common loop pedal setup for guitarists. Plug in a guitar to the A/Mono input on the Loop Core Stereo and connect A/Mono output directly to a guitar amplifier.

Setup 2

Stereo in, stereo out.

Setup 3

Out A for guitar, Out B for drum machine. To get the best sounds, you can connect the Loop Core Stereo to a guitar amplifier and a full-range frequency amplifier. Set the AUDIO PATH as shown below. This will split the guitar signal and drum machine signal to OUT A and OUT B individually.

Setup 4

Both OUT A and B to a mixer. When you are playing at home or in the studio with a mixer and/or PA system, you can connect the Loop Core Stereo to control the mix of your guitar and drum machine individually. Additionally, this setup includes a frequency compensation function to get a better signal from OUT A.