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At 11:30 PM 9/18/2001, Barry M wrote: ummm...manual....page 24.... ummm...no. manual: "Pressing Record when a loop is cued will ***immediately*** begin recording to the new loop location" (my empahsis) Mark: "The main thing I need to do is cue up a new loop and have it automatically go into record ****when my current loop is over.****" (my empahsis again) notice the difference? I think poor Mark has asked this question about Repeater about nine times and people keep saying it can be done. Well, Mark, it doesn't work on my Repeater either, and the manual also doesn't say it does what you want. When I press record it switches loops immediately and starts recording, same as you experience. it does not wait for the current loop to finish. For you echoplex familiar people, this is the same as using the SwitchQuant function so that loops switch at the end of the current loop, and either having autorecord on so that it is automatically recording when you get to the new loop, or pressing record during the waiting period so that you can choose to go into record when the loop switches. Very handy when you are doing more structured music and you want things to be switching very precisely on the beat while you are simultaneously playing live. If I remember right, does the jamman do something like this too? kim >>Oh, and by the way, if I'm wrong about cueing a new loop and going into >>record, >>can someone (if there's anyone still on this list) explain it to me >>sloooooooly? Dave Torn mentioned it was easily done, but upon following >his >>instructions it did not work at all. >> >>Thanks, >> >>Mark Sottilaro > >_________________________________________________________________ >Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp ______________________________________________________________________ Kim Flint | Looper's Delight kflint@loopers-delight.com | http://www.loopers-delight.com