The Rowin Twin Looper is a looper pedal from Rowin that records what you play and plays it back so you can layer parts on top. It combines the core looper functions in one compact box: record a loop, overdub over it, and undo or redo layers as you build a part1.
What it does
The Twin Looper gives you 10 minutes of looping time with unlimited overdubs and undo/redo functionality1. In practice that means you record a base passage, layer as many additional parts as you want over it, and can step back through a bad take or restore a layer you removed without starting the loop from scratch.
The signal path is built around a true-bypass switch with analog dry-through, which RockBoard's PedalPedia lists alongside high quality audio as a core feature1. Your dry, unlooped signal stays analog through the pedal rather than being converted and reconverted, and when the pedal is bypassed it is out of the chain entirely.
At 165mA on 9V DC center negative, the Twin Looper draws more current than many compact analog pedals. Plan on a power supply output that can spare it, rather than a low-current daisy chain1.
Rowin makes several other loopers in the same family, including the Rowin Looper, the Rowin Loop Station, the Rowin Tiny Looper and the Rowin LN-332 Looper, if you are comparing what the brand offers at different sizes and feature levels.
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Questions
How much looping time does the Rowin Twin Looper have?
The Twin Looper offers 10 minutes of looping time, with unlimited overdubs on top of the base loop. It also has undo and redo functionality, so you can step back through mistakes or bring a removed layer back while you play.
How is the Rowin Twin Looper powered?
It runs on 9V DC with a center negative plug and draws 165mA. That current draw is on the higher side for a compact pedal, so a dedicated power supply output is a safer choice than sharing a small daisy chain.
Does the Rowin Twin Looper affect the dry signal?
No. It uses true bypass with analog dry-through, so your unlooped signal passes through the analog circuit untouched, and the pedal is out of the chain entirely when it is switched off.
Sources (1)
- Twin Looper by Rowin, RockBoard PedalPedia, 2026
