Blooper
A performance looper that records your knob movements directly into overdubs via Additive mode, with 8 layers of undo/redo and up to 16 saved loops.
About this pedal
Blooper merges high-fidelity looping with real-time sound design: its Additive mode captures live knob tweaks into the loop itself, while modifiers like Smooth Speed, Dropper, Scrambler, Stutter, and Pitcher reshape recordings on the fly. Loops and their layers can be saved and recalled (up to 16), with MIDI, CV, expression, and USB customization support.
Specs
| I/O | Mono |
|---|---|
| Loop Saving | 16 |
| Internal Modulation | Ramping |
| MIDI | PC, CC and Clock |
| CV | Control and sync |
| Expression Control | Yes |
| Footswitch Control | External |
| USB | Customization |
| Analog Dry Thru | Yes |
| Bypass | Buffered |
| Power | 9V Center Negative ~150 mA |
Quick answers
- How much does the Blooper cost?
- Chase Bliss Audio lists it at $499 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Blooper still available?
- Yes. Chase Bliss Audio lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Blooper?
- Chase Bliss Audio, building gear since 2013. Based in Minneapolis, MN. It's listed here as a looper pedal.
- What warranty does Chase Bliss Audio offer?
- Non-transferable limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for one year from the original purchase date. Chase Bliss repairs or replaces failed units at no cost to the original purchaser. After the first year, repairs are available at a reasonable cost.
- How long is the wait for Chase Bliss Audio gear?
- Small Batch Bliss special editions are made to order during a month-long preorder window and ship after it closes, with no quantity limit. Limited Edition runs ship immediately in fixed quantities.