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Aeros Loop Studio is a looper pedal with a 4.3 inch touchscreen that holds 36 unique loops per song, takes unlimited overdubs on each, and records up to 48 hours to an SD card. A built-in scroll wheel mixes tracks live during the performance, and songs save and export so a loop built on stage can leave with you.
A looper you can see, which turns out to change everything about using one.
Traditional loopers are blind instruments. You commit a layer and hope you counted right, and if you lose track of which loop is playing there is nothing to look at. That is why most players use them for one or two simple layers and stop there.
The Aeros puts a 4.3 inch colour touchscreen on the front. Loops are visible as waveforms, so you can see what is recorded, what is playing and where you are in the bar. That single change lets a performer work with far more material than they could track by ear alone.
Thirty-six loops per song with unlimited overdubs on each puts it closer to an audio workstation than a stompbox, and the built-in scroll wheel means levels are mixed live rather than fixed at record time. Songs save and export, so the loop is a file afterwards rather than something that only existed in the room.
At a Glance
| Brand | Singular Sound |
|---|---|
| Model | Aeros Loop Studio |
| Display | 4.3 in colour touchscreen |
| Loops per song | 36 |
| Overdubs | Unlimited per loop |
| Recording time | Up to 48 hours with SD card |
| Live mixing | Built-in scroll wheel |
| Export | Save and export songs |
| Dimensions | 11.25 x 6.5 x 3 in |
| Warranty | Singular Sound limited warranty |
Why Does a Looper Need a Screen?
Because tracking layers by ear alone limits how much material a performer can manage. Seeing loops as colour-coded waveforms shows what is recorded, what is playing and where you are in the bar, which makes working with many more layers practical.
How Much Can It Record?
36 unique loops per song with unlimited overdubs on each, and up to 48 hours of total recording time when an SD card is fitted.
Can I Get the Recordings Off the Pedal?
Yes. Songs save and export, so a loop built during a performance becomes a file you can share or work on afterwards rather than disappearing when you power down.
Does It Work With the BeatBuddy?
Yes. Singular Sound designed the Aeros and the BeatBuddy to sync over MIDI, so the looper and the drum pedal stay locked together as one system.
Why Singular Sound
Singular Sound started with a single idea: put a real drummer's timing and phrasing into a stompbox a solo player can operate with one foot. The original BeatBuddy was funded on Kickstarter in 2014 and the company has stayed narrow since, building the BeatBuddy line, the Aeros looper, the MIDI Maestro and the SuperSwitch as one connected system rather than a scattered catalogue. The products sync to each other over MIDI and share a content library, which is why solo performers and worship musicians tend to end up with more than one of them.