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title: "TRIOPLUS Band Creator and Looper"
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# Real-time guitar input analysis Auto-generated bass & drum tracks 12 genre styles + tempo control TRIOPLUS Band Creator and Looper

**Brand:** digitech
**Price:** B/.1252
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Your personal band, anytime, anywhere — never jam alone again!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TRIOPLUS Band Creator and Looper by digitech
- **How much does it cost?** B/.1252 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.pa](https://www.desertcart.com.pa/products/23749646-trioplus-band-creator-and-looper)

## Best For

- digitech enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted digitech brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Genre Versatility:** Choose from 12 music genres including rock, jazz, hip-hop, and more to match your vibe.
- • **Integrated Guitar FX:** Built-in preamp and cabinet simulation deliver genre-appropriate guitar tones without extra gear.
- • **Dynamic Tempo Control:** Adjust tempo on the fly with Audiolastic time stretching for perfect groove alignment.
- • **Instant Band Creation:** Plug in your guitar, teach TRIO+ your chords, and jam with a full band instantly.
- • **Flexible Output Options:** Separate volume controls and multiple outputs let you customize your monitoring setup.

## Overview

The DigiTech TRIOPLUS is a cutting-edge guitar pedal that listens to your playing in real time and automatically generates matching bass and drum parts. With 12 selectable genres, adjustable tempo, and built-in guitar effects, it transforms solo practice into a full-band experience. Designed for seamless integration and flexible output options, the TRIOPLUS is the ultimate tool for guitarists seeking instant, dynamic accompaniment and creative inspiration.

## Description

The trioplus is a simple-to-use guitar pedal that listens to the way you play and automatically generates bass and drum parts that match your song. Just plug your guitar into the trioplus, press the band foot switch to teach the trioplus your chords and rhythm, then press the band foot switch again to start playing with your own personal band!.

Review: An amazingly-well-thought-out, if occasionally imperfect, practice tool and one-man band device - When the DigiTech TRIO was unveiled at Winter NAMM 2015, I was about as skeptical as possible. While the concept behind the pedal appealed to me, I just didn't believe there was any chance it would be any good). It took months of researching the pedal and reading amateur reviews from other people online to recognize that the TRIO is actually an amazing product. Yes, it is overly ambitious, and yes, it does have flaws. But the takeaway from my early experience with the pedal is that DigiTech put an amazing amount of thought into how their customers would actually use the pedal, and the end result is a terrific practice aid for jamming at home and simply learning to play better guitar. The interesting thing about reviewing the TRIO is that there is a kernel of truth to many of the "bad" reviews you find on this site and others. The basic function of the TRIO is to "learn" a bass line and drum beat simply by playing the simple chord progression of a song (or, more accurately, one part of a song). The process isn't always perfect. The TRIO will create a loop based on the progression you train it with, but the timing and some of the bass notes will invariably be off a bit. I think some of the bad reviews really expected the TRIO to understand what you are trying to do and to nail the perfect accompaniment for your guitar part every time. If that's your expectation for this device, then yes, you may be disappointed. But the reason the TRIO works for me is that DigiTech gives you a large amount of flexibility to tweak the band accompaniment parts AFTER you play your training phrase. You can select from a number of musical genres (rock, alt rock, pop, country, etc.). Each of those can be tweaked further using a style selector knob with about 12 different options. There is even an alternative time button to double or half the timing based on the same beats per minute. It's very true that TRIO comes up with bass/drum parts that don't quite fit your idea. It's also true that with all of these different style options, you're almost certain to find something very close to what you intended, or something that works anyway. The flexibility of this pedal extends to the output choices you have for playing the bass/drum backing track. You can run a single instrument cable into a single guitar amp. Or, you can run a TS (unbalanced) cable into a mixer or studio monitor so that you have a separate speaker playing the band part along with the guitar output going to your guitar amp. Big credit to DigiTech for providing volume knobs for the bass and drum tracks separately. There is even a third option, which allows you to monitor using a headphone jack on top of the device, and hear the bass/drum track along with your guitar playing all through your headphones! The Guitar FX button on the top left engages a preamp and cabinet simulation so that you get a genre-appropriate guitar tone without having an actual amp anywhere in the signal chain. For example, "Rock" setting will give you a distorted tone through a large cabinet, while "Country" gives you a cleaner, jangly tone with some slapback echo. The tones aren't elite quality, but it's addition nonetheless, which allows the TRIO to be an all-in-one practice tool. (There is even a headphone volume knob, which can be used in conjunction with the Bass and Drums knobs to control the levels of all three instruments through headphones). Oh, and the implementation of the tempo knob is brilliant. The "1x" tempo is based on how fast you play the learning phrase. But if the resulting product is too fast or two slow, you can easily adjust with the Tempo knob, and tracks will loop at that new speed. I've read some people describe the TRIO as a "glorified metronome". The truth is probably somewhere between that description and DigiTech's own claim of "Band in a Box". The one feature missing that surprised me a bit was that the TRIO does not include a looper for your guitar parts. In fact, it has no memory storage options beyond the three song parts that you program at that time. But now that I have owned and played around with the TRIO a bit, there might have been the issue of just "too much going on" if they tried to jam a looper into this device, also. It should be possible to run the guitar output into a separate looper pedal, and then you would have a rhythm guitar part to go with the bass and drums, but I have not tried this yet. All in all, this was an extremely ambitious project that DigiTech put a lot of love and detail into - for the most part, I think they got it right. It will be interesting to see if they continue to improve on the pedal with firmware updates through the mini-USB port.
Review: Professional at first glance - Total satisfaction out of the box! I am a US Expat living in the Northeast of Thailand. I received my package in good shape. On opening the Trioplus box I found a very professonally made product. Everything needed was in the package including the AC 110/220 9volt power supply with every adaptor for any wall plug design. The footswitch is solid, heavy, and includes rubber feet for a non skid function. I ordered the optional dedicated foot switch to go with it. When it arrives I will test it out. At 72yrs old and a prior professional musician, it pushes me to pick up my guitar to enjoy again. I will update my review after I give it a work out.

## Features

- The TRIO+ is a simple-to-use guitar pedal that listens to the way you play and automatically generates bass and drum parts that match your song. Just plug your guitar into the TRIO+, press the Band footswitch to teach the TRIO+ your chords and rhythm, then press the Band footswitch again to start playing with your own personal band!
- The TRIO+ reads your guitar signal in real time and creates Bass and Drum tracks automatically.
- TRIO+ offers guitar looping in addition to Band Creator Bass and Drum tracks.
- The TRIO+ provides 12 music genres to choose from including: blues, R&B, rock, alternative rock, metal, pop, electronic pop, hip-hop, country, folk, latin, and jazz.
- Adjustable tempo with Audiolastic time stretching and quick selection of alternate time interpretation.
- PS0913DC power supply included.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01AV60KLQ |
| Amperage | 100 Milliamps |
| Best Sellers Rank | #21,483 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #35 in Guitar Loopers & Samplers Effects |
| Brand | DigiTech |
| Brand Name | DigiTech |
| Color | Gray |
| Controls Type | Knob, Push Button |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,439 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00691991001802 |
| Hardware Interface | MicroSD |
| Included Components | pedal^power supply |
| Item Dimensions | 17.25 x 9.25 x 6.5 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 17.25"L x 9.25"W x 6.5"H |
| Item Type Name | Acoustic Guitar Effect Pedal |
| Item Weight | 1.32 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | KMC Music Inc |
| Model Name | Digitech |
| Model Number | TRIOPLUS-V-04 |
| Power Source | Plug |
| Product Dimensions | 17.25"L x 9.25"W x 6.5"H |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Style | TRIOPLUS |
| UPC | 758353633030 691991001802 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 100 Volts |
| Warranty Description | Warranty. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DigiTech
- **Style:** TRIOPLUS
- **Color:** Gray
- **Product Dimensions:** 17.25"L x 9.25"W x 6.5"H
- **Item Weight:** 1.32 Pounds

## Images

![TRIOPLUS Band Creator and Looper - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71R2HPBUuzL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Configuration, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I perform live for 2 to 3 hours (about 50 songs). Is there a way to have this device learn each song and store each song on another device?**
A: This device does not save anything.
One song at at time. When you shut it off,  your work is gone.

**Q: Can I use this for simple beats on ly like the beat body?**
A: No, this is not like beat buddy, you first give it a chord progression and it creates bass and drums for that.

**Q: Can it play everything through an amp, or is an additional speaker needed? I see the different outputs, amp versus mixer, but it's not clear.**
A: I play through my AMP. (But it does crowded in one speaker)

**Q: Is there a limit as to how many chords per song it can learn?**
A: Not sure, I never ran out, but I always download it to a Jam man, you can create songs that way.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An amazingly-well-thought-out, if occasionally imperfect, practice tool and one-man band device
*by S***1 on July 28, 2015*

When the DigiTech TRIO was unveiled at Winter NAMM 2015, I was about as skeptical as possible. While the concept behind the pedal appealed to me, I just didn't believe there was any chance it would be any good). It took months of researching the pedal and reading amateur reviews from other people online to recognize that the TRIO is actually an amazing product. Yes, it is overly ambitious, and yes, it does have flaws. But the takeaway from my early experience with the pedal is that DigiTech put an amazing amount of thought into how their customers would actually use the pedal, and the end result is a terrific practice aid for jamming at home and simply learning to play better guitar. The interesting thing about reviewing the TRIO is that there is a kernel of truth to many of the "bad" reviews you find on this site and others. The basic function of the TRIO is to "learn" a bass line and drum beat simply by playing the simple chord progression of a song (or, more accurately, one part of a song). The process isn't always perfect. The TRIO will create a loop based on the progression you train it with, but the timing and some of the bass notes will invariably be off a bit. I think some of the bad reviews really expected the TRIO to understand what you are trying to do and to nail the perfect accompaniment for your guitar part every time. If that's your expectation for this device, then yes, you may be disappointed. But the reason the TRIO works for me is that DigiTech gives you a large amount of flexibility to tweak the band accompaniment parts AFTER you play your training phrase. You can select from a number of musical genres (rock, alt rock, pop, country, etc.). Each of those can be tweaked further using a style selector knob with about 12 different options. There is even an alternative time button to double or half the timing based on the same beats per minute. It's very true that TRIO comes up with bass/drum parts that don't quite fit your idea. It's also true that with all of these different style options, you're almost certain to find something very close to what you intended, or something that works anyway. The flexibility of this pedal extends to the output choices you have for playing the bass/drum backing track. You can run a single instrument cable into a single guitar amp. Or, you can run a TS (unbalanced) cable into a mixer or studio monitor so that you have a separate speaker playing the band part along with the guitar output going to your guitar amp. Big credit to DigiTech for providing volume knobs for the bass and drum tracks separately. There is even a third option, which allows you to monitor using a headphone jack on top of the device, and hear the bass/drum track along with your guitar playing all through your headphones! The Guitar FX button on the top left engages a preamp and cabinet simulation so that you get a genre-appropriate guitar tone without having an actual amp anywhere in the signal chain. For example, "Rock" setting will give you a distorted tone through a large cabinet, while "Country" gives you a cleaner, jangly tone with some slapback echo. The tones aren't elite quality, but it's addition nonetheless, which allows the TRIO to be an all-in-one practice tool. (There is even a headphone volume knob, which can be used in conjunction with the Bass and Drums knobs to control the levels of all three instruments through headphones). Oh, and the implementation of the tempo knob is brilliant. The "1x" tempo is based on how fast you play the learning phrase. But if the resulting product is too fast or two slow, you can easily adjust with the Tempo knob, and tracks will loop at that new speed. I've read some people describe the TRIO as a "glorified metronome". The truth is probably somewhere between that description and DigiTech's own claim of "Band in a Box". The one feature missing that surprised me a bit was that the TRIO does not include a looper for your guitar parts. In fact, it has no memory storage options beyond the three song parts that you program at that time. But now that I have owned and played around with the TRIO a bit, there might have been the issue of just "too much going on" if they tried to jam a looper into this device, also. It should be possible to run the guitar output into a separate looper pedal, and then you would have a rhythm guitar part to go with the bass and drums, but I have not tried this yet. All in all, this was an extremely ambitious project that DigiTech put a lot of love and detail into - for the most part, I think they got it right. It will be interesting to see if they continue to improve on the pedal with firmware updates through the mini-USB port.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Professional at first glance
*by A***R on November 6, 2025*

Total satisfaction out of the box! I am a US Expat living in the Northeast of Thailand. I received my package in good shape. On opening the Trioplus box I found a very professonally made product. Everything needed was in the package including the AC 110/220 9volt power supply with every adaptor for any wall plug design. The footswitch is solid, heavy, and includes rubber feet for a non skid function. I ordered the optional dedicated foot switch to go with it. When it arrives I will test it out. At 72yrs old and a prior professional musician, it pushes me to pick up my guitar to enjoy again. I will update my review after I give it a work out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cool device!
*by C***E on October 12, 2025*

Great for practicing and song writing. Takes some getting used to the controls. Pricey, but I like it!

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