Rowin Looper

The Rowin Looper is a compact looper pedal made by Rowin. Like any looper, it records a passage of your playing and then repeats it as a loop, so you can lay down a chord progression or riff and solo, compose, or practice over the top of it. Rowin positions the pedal as a home tool: RockBoard's PedalPedia describes it as "Perfect for practicing or composing at home."¹

Rowin's looper line includes more than one model, and the two covered here do slightly different jobs²¹.

What it does

The Rowin LN-332 Looper records up to 10 minutes of what Rowin calls "high quality audio," which is enough headroom for long takes, layered overdubs, and practice sessions without stopping to clear memory. You can also store and upload pre-recorded audio onto the LEF-332 Looper via USB, which lets you bring loops in from a computer rather than recording everything live on the pedal.¹

The Rowin Twin Looper covers the same basic looping job and adds one extra trick: as Rowin puts it, the "Twin Looper allows you to play loops in reverse." Reverse playback flips your recorded loop so it plays backwards, an effect players use for swells, textures, and unusual transitions that are hard to play by hand.²

For comparison, other compact loopers in this class take different approaches. The Mooer Micro Looper keeps the format minimal, while the TC Electronic Ditto Looper is another small single-switch option. Rowin's own line also includes the Rowin Loop Station and the Rowin Tiny Looper³⁴.

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