Award-winning musician Jordan Reyne is an expert in the DigiTech JamMan pedals series and has developed innovative ways of working with them, sometimes even with two at a time. She’s given us an exclusive on this video she made that gives you an easy intro to the Digitech JamMan Solo XT looping pedal and takes you through the basics. In it, she loops on her song Shelter.
This ‘how to’ video will get you started on the JamMan.
The pedal gives you stereo looping ranging from straight-forward backing loops to intricate loop layers by yourself or with your band, and there are loads of great features - check our JamMan page.
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When Jordan is performing live, such as at the DV8 Festival in York, she uses two JamMan pedals. One for vocal loops, the other for machine sounds. She keeps them in sync with each other using a blank loop system.
Jordan Reyne
Jordan’s been hailed by Radio New Zealand as the author of a new sound. Her music is a genre bending soundscape of factory drones, acoustic loops, celtic vocals, machine noise, and lyrics that read like a modern version of Grimm’s fairytales. Jordan has also lent her voice to tracks on Cafe Del Mar and a funeral scene on Lord of the Rings.
According to The Mix (UK) “It is hard to categorise music this original - PJ Harvey springs to mind, but the style is 100% Jordan’s… Her vocals are astounding”.