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> Ha that sounds exactally like me (no stick though) I'm thinking about a >VW Golf... > or maybe just staying home and having people come to me! Where do you >do your > looping? Silicon valley. My room is too full of gear to have people come to me though :> I'm getting a Subaru Impreza Outback. The SKB mini rig fits snugly in the front seat and when you drop the rear seats, they're masses of space. I could probably fit all my gear in the back, and not use the front seat, though I haven't tried. >Remember? I don't drink! Let's make an SF bay area looper get-together >instead! I am so up for this, I almost tried to put together a party myself a while ago, but, pressed for time, I never got it together. Besides, my place is rather small. I wanted to invite the people on the main lists I am subscribed to - Looper's Delight, Taptalk/Stickwire ( http://www.stick.com players), the Korg Trinity mailing list, and perhaps the Emagic Logic Audio users group, and see what happened. Does anyone have a large warehouse with tons of parking, a loading dock and a clean, industrial strength power supply they aren't using? :> bIz PS Mark S. I re-subscribed and can post again, as you have noticed. Now to solve the 'two of every message' problem. ---------- >From: Mark Sottilaro <msottilaro@ppi2pass.com> >To: Jonathan El-Bizri <jonathan@full-moon.com>, "Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com" <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com> >Subject: Re: bizarre pedals was Re: Regeneration with Boomerang >Date: Tue, Apr 4, 2000, 1:23 PM > > Ha that sounds exactally like me (no stick though) I'm thinking about a >VW Golf... > or maybe just staying home and having people come to me! Where do you >do your > looping? > > Jonathan El-Bizri wrote: > >> No ring modulation, but it does do reverse delay, and a very usable >one. My >> main 'clean lead' tone is a reverse delay; it's very natural sounding. >It >> also does a kind of pitch shifted reverse delay, sort of slowed down, >but I >> haven't played with that too much. It also does a pedal controlled >phaser I >> haven't played with. I've got some cool ring modulation/resonance like >> patches by stacking high feedback phasers. >> >> Taking to gigs! ROFL. I play chapman stick ( www.stick.com ) which has a >> bass and melody side, and trigger samples and loops on an SP-808. I >have 2 >> 2120s and an SP-808 in a mini gig rig. I'm adding a vortex, BBE, >crossover >> and echoplex when I can find the time (and an echoplex :> I also lug >around >> stereo combo speakers. >> >> I just went car shopping with the main prerequisite that I could fit >all my >> crap in one load. They dealers pretended not to be surprised when I >showed >> up with all my gear in tow, and started stuffing it in their shiny metal >> boxes. >> >> The upgrade to 2120 is pretty cheap I believe. I'd totally recommend it >- >> you'll be able to use twice as many effect units at once. >> >> Could you post this thread to the list? I'm having posting problems >again. >> >> bIz >> >> ---------- >> >From: Mark Sottilaro <msottilaro@ppi2pass.com> >> >To: Jonathan El-Bizri <jonathan@full-moon.com> >> >Subject: Re: bizarre pedals was Re: Regeneration with Boomerang >> >Date: Tue, Apr 4, 2000, 10:41 AM >> > >> >> > Hey Jonathan, >> > >> > Thanks for the tip. I've got a 2112 which I'm pretty happy with, but >it's YET >> > ANOTHER THING TO DRAG AROUND TO GIGS. Does the new software (granted >I'm sure >> > I'd have to do the 2112 to 2120 upgrade too) do all the ring >modulation? >> > Backwards delay? (my favorite) If so, maybe it's time to upgrade my >2112 and >> > sell my Spacestation. >> > >> > Thanks, >> > >> > Mark >> > >> > Jonathan El-Bizri wrote: >> > >> >> Check out the Digitech 2120, with the latest software ( 2.10, I >think) you >> >> will probably need to call digitech to get the rom chip - it cost >nothing, >> >> but it won't be in stores for a while, if ever. >> >> >> >> Fully programmable, and it does everything the space station does. Of >> >> course, it's about 3 times the price. >> >> >> >> The new software adds reverse, 'slow-gear' style sounds, a leslie, >and a 5 >> >> sec looper functions, to the whammy, 10 second delays, intelligent >> >> harmonizer and usual sounds effect box stuff. You can get some >>really, >> >> really< sick sounds out of it. >> >> >> >> One of my favourite tricks is overloading phasers and flangers until >the >> >> digitally distort, and mix this, delayed and chorused, with a more >> >> intelligible lead sound. >> >> >> >> My only niggle is that all delay times are set in hundredths of a >second, >> >> instead of beats per minute. This makes synchronizing to a sampler >> >> impossible except at certain specific tempos. (60, 75, 100, 120, >125, 150, >> >> 160 - you get the idea) Damn, I need that echoplex! >> >> >> >> bIz >> >> ---------- >> >> >From: Mark Sottilaro <msottilaro@ppi2pass.com> >> >> >To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com >> >> >Subject: Re: Regeneration with Boomerang >> >> >Date: Mon, Apr 3, 2000, 3:47 PM >> >> > >> >> >> >> > Hey, >> >> > >> >> > It's not a fuzz box, but one of the most bizzare pedals I've >encountered is >> >> > the Digitech >> >> > Spacestation. Frankly, unless you hit the bypass, you can't get a normal >> >> > sound out of it. >> >> > On the down side, although there's an expression pedal built in, >you can't >> >> > make up your own >> >> > presets. On the plus side, it comes with 40 wacky presets that are loads >> >> > of fun. When put >> >> > in front or in back of other effects, loads of fun can happen. >> >> > >> >> > What sleepy mountain college town are you from? >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > -- >> >> > Mark Sottilaro >> >> > Professional Publications, Inc >> >> > 1250 Fifth Ave, Belmont CA 94002 >> >> > Multimedia Production >> >> > E-mail: msottilaro@ppi2pass.com >> >> > >> >> > >> > >> > -- >> > Mark Sottilaro >> > Professional Publications, Inc >> > 1250 Fifth Ave, Belmont CA 94002 >> > Multimedia Production >> > E-mail: msottilaro@ppi2pass.com >> > >> > > > -- > Mark Sottilaro > Professional Publications, Inc > 1250 Fifth Ave, Belmont CA 94002 > Multimedia Production > E-mail: msottilaro@ppi2pass.com > >