Re: I know, I'll start a war!

[John Tidwell <wedgehed@yahoo.com>]

Thanks Andy. It seems pretty obvious (once it's
spelled out for me). I guess this is where the record
to overdub capability of the EDP really comes in handy
to avoid chopping off reverb tails & delay repeats.

Did you ever sync up your Vortex to the EDP?

John


--- SoundFNR@aol.com wrote:
> 
> > What are you looping when you are stereo looping?
> >  
> >  I understand wanting 2 or more EDPs or a Repeater
> >  to do multitrack loops, but what are you
> guys/gals
> >  doing that requires the loop, as created, to be
> >  stereo?
> 
> Usually using  stereo FX processors before the loop.
> This then frees up the processor so you can create
> new FX sounds (and overdub) without losing
> the effect on the loop.
> 
> Also, if the effect is controlled by the input in
> some way,
> or by a pedal as you play its nice to have it pre
> loop.
> 
> For instance,  I use a lot of stereo FX patches
> which can vary the sound
> from "almost normal" to "totally abstract" under
> pedal control.
> Then the FX expression control is very much part of
> the 
> playing.  In this case the FX needs to be pre loop,
> otherwise 
> the dynamics of the FX is lost.
> 
> andy butler
>  
> 


=====
John Tidwell




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