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Sandy, I regret that my previous post in regards to your 'reverse melody over a forward loop' was less than articulate and perhaps unhelpful, so let me try again: I don't believe what you want to do is possible with the EDP alone, but the musical effect you are going for is easily doable if you acquire an additional delay unit capable of reverse play and add it to your signal chain somewhere between your instrument and the EDP. This is also a more flexible option than what you were considering as you can choose whether you want your reverse melody to be looped or not. I like the Line 6 DL4 for this function because of the expression pedal capabilities (not to mention that the DL4 can double as a very portable basic looper on its own), but I believe a less expensive option is the BOSS DD6, which has a reverse function, is stereo, but does not have the expression pedal capability. Either pedal, in my opinion, would be worth the extra expense, because you obviously have the good warped taste to even desire such a dope-ass musical effect. Hope this helps and good luck! ~Greg ________________________________________ From: Sandy Rowles [mailto:sandy@pajiba.com] Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 2:43 PM To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com Subject: silent reverse Time for the newbie to ask another question about the EDP to the LoopersDelight EDP pros! Is there any way to overdub a melody onto a current loop and have it play back in reverse without first reversing the current loop? I don't want my audience to hear the rhythm playing backwards with a forward melody and then turn the rhythm frontwards with a melody backwards. I want the rhythm to stay forward the whole time. Possible?