Re[2]: Boomerang/EDP different layout

[Mike.Biffle@wj.com (Mike Biffle)]

Eric Potter wrote...
> Now *that* sounds like fun. Let's here more about your technique. I've 
>looped
> percussion in the studio, but have yet to experience a serious 
>percussion/loop
> performance.-eric

>>Dennis W. Leas wrote:

>> As a percussionist, I would find a floor based EDP to be extremely 
>> inconvenient.  I don't have a single "workstation" performance area 
>where I 
>> can cluster stomp boxes.  A highly attractive feature of the EDP, to 
>me, is a
>> centralized rack-mount unit with distributed footswitches.  Any 
>keyboardists 
>> out there? Dennis Leas

I play with a perc/drummer who uses a Kat controller on a drum rack with 
various
triggers for hi-hat etc. hanging about... as well as his floor pedals. 
He's 
mounted a trigger of some sort (he makes some himself) which are his 
JamMan 
switches for some of it's functions. So he can activate taps with the 
sticks 
right on the beat. He also uses a Zendrum in which case I don't know how 
he 
triggers the Jammer for that. He has a *lot* of dedicated switches for a 
large 
variety of module control on that rack though!

-miko