RE: RE: Unrounded Multiply question

["hazard factor" <artists@hazardfactor.com>]

Loop mode. EFC Pedal. I am using exp pedal on my FCB1010 board for midi
feedback. The amount of bassline is a short glitch. I only ever use the EDP
in loop mode, with midi control of feedback. Like I said, this doesn't
happen all the time, either. And I don't change settings much at all. The
input audio *should* be looped, but it is cut off- almost as if it only
records when the multiply is being pressed (like a SUS function), but that
shouldn't be the case. The loop is clearly multiplied, and ended with
record, with the display showing the new loop length. I stop playing the
bass line when I press record, expecting to hear it. Now, I got into the
habit of playing over the press of record, because I can't always count on
the bass being recorded- just the first 50-100 milliseconds or so. What
baffles me is that this is inconsistent behavior. I was looping for about 3
hours last night, and I was able to duplicate this 3 times, but the rest of
the time it worked. This is with the settings unchanged throughout the
night. 

Dave Eichenberger

http://www.hazardfactor.com 
> 
> >I am not sure I understand. I don't see how feedback is 
> linked to multiply.
> >I have duplicated this at many different feedback values. It doesn't 
> >happen all the time, but maybe 30% of the time.
> 
> I'm Baffled.........
> you're not in Delay Mode are you?
> 
> There's only 3 ways to Mult without overdubbing the input audio.
> 1) Use Input Mode, and reduce inp vol with pedal
> 2) Use Delay Mode, and hit Overdub (=Freez) before the Mult ( 
> or use the pedal as in 1)
> 3) Use Flip Mode , (which no sane person uses)
> 
> like Philip & Per already said,
> tell us more.
> 
> EDP Params? esprecially "Loop/Delay"
> 
> FCB7 or MIDI Controller?
> 
> Feedback Pedal?
> 
> How long is "a few milliseconds of bassline"
> a) just a v.short glitch, which would correspond to the time 
> for the Input to close
> b) 400ms corresponding to a long press
> 
> 
> 
> 
> andy butler
>