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is it important to save the loops you do? how about having 4 tracks per loop and really long loop time? Stereo? That sounds like Repeater territory. I don't have an EDP, nor have i used one, but it seems like the tool to get if you want to drop right into "record" after closing your loop... my impression is that the EDP is great for dynamic, flowing, ever-changing loop stuff... many folks say as a live looper it is the BOSS. i really dig "queuing" loops on my Repeater... using midi to alter different track levels, or feedback, or totally deconstructing the loop via a Pitch/Tempo shift. Also I can capture percussion samples (i.e. stuff from the Sonic Foundry website) on a CF Card and spend the afternoon playing with drum tracks. stereo loops are great, and one of my main motivators to get the repeater, but now i find that i usually just record mono loops... who would have thought? so what kinds of things do you envision doing with a looper? Identify YOUR vision, and it should lead you to the proper tool. (whoa, heavy!) -jas Albuquerque William Mcallister wrote: > Well next week is the big week for me. I'll be purchasing an EDP or a > REPEATER. And I dont know which one to get. I'll be using it for live > situations mostly. And a EDP for $649.00 at alto music is'nt bad. Can > anyone help persuade me into which one I really want. I'm Confused. > thanx, Bill