Watch emma who? perform “Hollow” live in this stunning single-take video using the BOSS RC-505mkII Loop Station and VE-22 Vocal Performer.
Champion beatboxer Martin Benati talks creativity and the mindset behind his unforgettable winning streak with the RC-505mkII Loop Station.
Loop by loop, Oxis is reshaping DIY dream pop—guitar, bass, vocals, and the RC-505mkII Loop Station combine in a fearless vision of sound.
Looping bass opens up a world of sounds. Explore everything you need to know about loop pedals for bass players in this comprehensive guide.
EXPLORE GUITAR SYNTH AND WIRELESS
The SY-1 is one of the most versatile effects ever. Learn to utilize this powerful synth pedal for maximum expression.
Toast, a daring and innovative guitarist from Nashville, reveals how V-Guitar continues to inspire his evolving sound and fuel creativity.
V-Guitar and guitar synth wiz Andre Cholmondeley talks guitar tech duties for Pat Metheny, Adrian Belew, Steve Howe, and others.
Learn how the BOSS V-Guitar Modeling System can streamline your setup and expand your creative possibilities onstage with powerful processing.
Looking to add synth tones to your band's sound without adding members? Learn how to expand your sonic palette using just the SY-1.
Navigating the BOSS Loop Station Lineup: A Guide to Picking the Perfect Pedal
Here’s how to navigate the Loop Station series, compare key features, and find the right pedal for your stage, studio, or production rig.
The Definitive Guide to Tabletop Loopers
Looping changed the performance landscape. Explore the differences between tabletop loopers and see how each can help capture your sound.
BOSS x SBX: Creating “Walk” with Saro
French beatboxer extraordinaire Saro shows exactly how he crafted his track “Walk” using solely the RC-505mkII and his voice.
BOSS x SBX: Creating “Switcher” with Inkie
Enigmatic beatboxing behemoth Inkie demonstrates exactly how he created his eerie track “Switcher” using the RC-505mkII.
BOSS x SBX: Exploring the RC-505mkII with the World’s Best Beatboxers
Learn from artists in the global Swissbeatbox community as they showcase the powerful features and functionality of the BOSS RC-505mkII.
BOSS RC-505mkII Loop Station: The Next Generation
From the start, the BOSS RC series blazed the looping trail. Learn how the RC-505mkII Loop Station is blowing sonic possibilities wide open.
What’s New Inside the BOSS RC-600?
Break down the differences between the RC-300 and RC-600. Then, learn how the RC-600 takes the BOSS loop station legacy to the next level.
Shooting From the Lip: A Brief History of Beatboxing
This is the story of a modern art form, from the trailblazers of the NY beat battles to the BOSS RC-505mkII Loop Station. Explore beatboxing.
Looping Positions: Ariana Grande and the BOSS RC-505
Find out how global superstar Ariana Grande uses the BOSS RC-505 in her new Vevo video series and learn about her looping history.
5 Ways to Enhance Your Playing with the RC-500
With its two tracks, versatile drum grooves, and rhythmic effects, the RC-500 is the perfect creative companion. Discover how to utilize it.
Taking Control of Your Loop Station
Ready to expand your sound? Find out how to unleash the massive power of your Loop Station and take complete control of the creative process.
Songwriting With The BOSS RC-505 Loop Station
When writing with the RC-505, the possibilities are virtually endless. Learn how to wield the Loop Station to supercharge your songcraft.
EXPLORE PEDALS
From dub to punk to electronic, Gorillaz’s touring bass player relies on the BOSS GT-1000 Guitar Effects Processor for his seismic low end.
Vibrato works for everything from gentle chorus to extraterrestrial sounds. Use it to create wild tones and tasteful classics.
RT-2 project lead, Takeshi Mitsuhashi, reveals how BOSS captured the soul of classic rotary—and pushed it even further than before.
Each Waza Craft pedal is a complete redesign of the classic circuits by BOSS. Find out exactly what makes them so unique.
Enter the enigmatic world of Alessandro Stefana—guitarist, composer, and sonic explorer—in this rare interview on sound, gear, and vision.