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I use MIDI to control the EDP's feedback level...a standard volume pedal is connected to the pedal input of a Ground Control, and the EDP is first in the MIDI chain to be controlled. Problem is, sometimes the feedback level is unpredictable, ie, it seems to not wait till the end of the loop to reduce in volume, and if I push the pedal up (off), the sound will stop, but sneak back in somewhere in the loop. Also, if I push the pedal off about halfway, and let the loop slowly die out, then push it foward, so it continues to repeat indefinately at this new, lower volume, the volume of the loop jumps erractically-it doesn't stay at a steady volume. Does this sound like a midi, pedal, or user problem? Will I have more predictable results using the Feedback jack on the back? Also, on an unrelated note, once the loop dies out, i assume its gone forever, no way to trigger it again at its original volume? I guess I can always copy the original loop into another loop slot.... Forgive me, my Plex is fairly new, Im still gettin used to it... Dave Eichenberger ********************************************************************* 'Future Perfect' - art music - visit our website at: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/8082