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I just got a simple private response "to set the feedback level to 100%". This IS how I have it set up and still have the problem, and forgot to include this bit of info in my plea for input. I'd be interested in any and all other ideas.... Thanks, Jim Lanpheer
- To: "Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com" <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com>
- From: "James Lanpheer" <jlanphe@uswest.com>
- Subject: EDP newbie question.
- Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1999 12:43:09 -0700
Hi- I received my new EDP late last week, and am really enjoying myself. Last night was my first available night to do extended work with it, and I encountered one bothersome thing, and I'm not sure if that's the nature of the beast or a problem with my unit... I create myself a nice loop, am pretty satisfied with it, and let it run for awhile... The problem is that the audio output of the loop slowly diminishes, as if the memory of the loop in the unit slowly evaporates, or leaks out. So, if I create a loop and let it run without adding to it, over the course of 5-10 minutes, all audible traces of the loop have vanished, leaving me with amplifier hiss, only. I'll have to admit, sometimes this would be nice to have some user-input in.... A little feature to have the loop slowly die away or perhaps increase in intensity, or remain the same. Having the loop slowly fade is peaceful-sounding, but may NOT be what i WANT! My setup (for now) is pretty simple and I think has no effect on the above problem, but I include it to lay out the full range of possible problems: Instruments: Various Saxes, Tabla, Yamaha WX7 Wind-Controller,Wavestation A/D, Yamaha VL1-m. All MIDI sound modules driven thru a Sondius MIDI A/B Switcher. All modules go directly to the mixer: Mackie VLZ-1402 directly into: Lexicon MPX100, and then EDP and then to amp (no AUX SEND back to mixer, at the moment) I'd really appreciate anyone's feedback on this, other than that, I love the thing! I respect the opinions of those on this list... Regards, Jim Lanpheer