Thanks for the compliment and for having already watched the video. I plan to put out more professionally done videos in the future of myself playing in that vein soon.

The key with the loop pedal is the timing. You have to work with it for a long time to get how the loop actually occurs. There is a slight amount of latency in getting the loop perfectly in time. Even than, it will be very close for YOU to play; and not necessarily for a drummer to play over. Things like the loop station and jam man are loops in real time, and unfortunately they are never perfect as say if you were working with a software program or working with something that is MIDI synced. At any rate, it simply takes practice and working with a loop pedal is very satisfying in many ways for both practicing and performance.

As long you are working to be better at your instrument, and love to play; you can own whatever you want. Best of luck and sounds like you are on the right track.