Yes it definitely can. It can either be midi master, generating the midi clock that other devices (in your case the midi interface of your computer) sync to, or it can be midi slave, where it follows along to the clock generated by another device. If you download the manual it even discusses linking 2 of their pedals together over midi.
If I were you I would try and go down to your local guitar tech store, as its boss' flagship looping pedal many stores have them so you can hopefully have a play around. There are YouTube videos also
On 29 Nov 2013, at 00:13, Lv <***@grossmann-venter.com> wrote:
Analogmonster;
Do you know if the Boss can Sync with Midi able Notation software as
Matthias pointed out ?
The 505 looks nice, but it seems to be geared towards beatboxers. The
300 is much more along the line of what I would use.
Post by a***@ymail.comBoss rc300 and rc505 are their two top of the line loopers-one is a
floor looper one is a tabletop looper. I've not used the 505 but I've
played with the 300 and its fantastic.
Stereo out, multiple tracks, works as an audio interface over USB, sd
cards so you can create different sets and swap them out, pretty long
record time available, built in high quality effects and plenty of
useful extra functions that were missing from other loopers I tried.
But ultimately it does what you ask-it has midi in/out/thru with a
pretty decent selection of controls you can use-not just clock
sync/start/stop. I think if there is a function you can assign to a
pedal, you can control it over midi too although I'm not sure that's
100% true. Still I've not yet found a function I wanted to control but
couldn't.
Only issue is cost, it's one of the most expensive loopers on the
market. Still, if you are keen on getting into loopers but want one that
integrates well with other devices over midi I can't really think of
another option