Singular Sound Aeros Loop Studio Gitarreffekt

Looper Pedal With DAW-Class Song Building

The Singular Sound Aeros Loop Studio is a compact stereo looper pedal built for solo performers, worship leaders, singer-songwriters, and producers who want to assemble full arrangements live without juggling multiple devices. A 4.3" color touchscreen, four rugged footswitches, and an onboard scroll wheel let players record, overdub, mix, and move between song parts without taking their hands off the instrument. The Aeros blurs the line between a traditional stompbox looper and a digital audio workstation, delivering up to 36 unique loops per song through six parallel tracks and six song parts that can be combined in simultaneous parallel and sequential modes.

Standout Features in the Aeros Loop Studio

Unlike most pedalboard loopers, the Aeros offers switchable 2×2 and 6×6 dual playing modes: 2×2 keeps a four-track workflow simple for verse/chorus swaps, while 6×6 unlocks 36 distinct loops in a single song for full multi-section arrangements. The Intelligent End-of-Measure Forgiveness, auto-quantize in any time signature, undo/redo commands, and built-in effects (reverse, fade in/out, loop decay) remove the stress of live overdubbing. Playing off each other, these features create a workstation-like environment that fits under your feet.

Looping Capacity & Memory — Recorded Time Per Session

Loop capacity matters for one-man-band setups and long-form worship sets where a single performance can run through several arrangements. The Aeros addresses this with generous onboard memory, expandable storage that can hold multi-hour performances, and unlimited overdubs on every track.

• Looping Time (per track): 20 minutes mono, 10 minutes stereo — enough room for extended solo sections
• Storage runs through any SD card up to 32 GB, holding ~48 hours mono so a full evening fits on one card.
• Track & Loop Count: 6 stereo tracks × 6 song parts = 36 loops per song with unlimited overdubs

Audio Quality & Signal Chain — Studio-Grade Sound Onstage

A looper only earns its place on a pedalboard if it sounds transparent during overdubs and tightens to a click without artifacts. The Aeros combines high-resolution converters with floating-point math to preserve every layer of a complex arrangement.

• Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz — the standard for both playback and studio capture
• Bit Depth: 24-bit recording with 32-bit floating-point internal processing — protects against clipping when stacking overdubs
• Frequency Response: 20 Hz–20 kHz — captures the entire span of human hearing
• Latency: <1 ms — keeps overdubs locked to a click track
• The Digital Dry Through bypass keeps the unprocessed signal intact, so the dry tone never picks up conversion coloration from the chain.

Hardware Controls, I/O & Connectivity — Hardware Flexibility for Any Rig

The Aeros runs from any isolated 9 V DC supply (300 mA typical, center-negative adapter included), fits on most pedalboards at 198 × 142 × 56 mm and weighs ~1.02 kg, drawing the inputs and outputs musicians already own. Five-pin DIN MIDI plus Wi-Fi/Bluetooth over-the-air updates make firmware refreshes a one-tap process.

• Inputs: 2 × 1/4" (L/mono, R) + 1 × 1/4" TRS stereo Aux — handles guitars, keys, or stereo backing tracks
• Outputs: 2 × 1/4" (L/mono, R) + 1 × 1/4" TRS stereo Aux — drives FOH, monitors, and a metronome send simultaneously
• MIDI: 5-pin DIN In/Out — syncs with drum machines, BeatBuddy, and MIDI Maestro foot controllers
• A Micro-B USB port handles file transfer while the SD card slot accepts cards up to 32 GB for extended multi-hour sessions.
• Power: 9 V DC adapter (included) — not battery-powered; designed for permanent pedalboard installation