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Keep an eye on the small green light on the far right- the EDP simply makes the loop start point and end points a "bar" - and the tempo is calculated based on the 8th/beat setting. I am pretty sure this is correct- So if you make a short loop with 8ths setting like at 16- the tempo would be calculated to be very fast- Cliff ----- Original Message ----- From: "Neil Goldstein" <ngold@attbi.com> To: "Loopers-Delight" <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 5:34 PM Subject: FW: EDP and Repeater Use > Original msg from Per: > > > EDP is the master clock. The cool thing is that you can stop everything a > > long press on the rec pedal while playing an "instrument fill". > > This is actually the coolest idea I've heard yet in using these in >tandem! > > The thing I have yet to grasp is how the EDP interprets tempo when it is the > clock master. Is there anything on the manual on that? What is >considered a > bar or a time signature or tempo when your EDP loop is 3, 10 or 30 seconds? > And how does the RPTR interpret this? > > > Interesting! I'm planning to do it your way when recording this rig >into > > Logic. But I will also try out the other way; syncing Logic as well to the > > EDP master clock while recording both audio and tempo changes. I like the > > idea of starting off improvisations on the "human side", byt still having > > the possibility to ad stuff later in Logic - then hard synced to the > > improvised tempo changes. > > I've been in an instant-gratification rut recording loops synced to drum > machines, but the few times I've done it free has been very gratifying. > > I'm a Logic user too. Please share what you find. That sounds like a > powerful approach. > > One of the (good :-) problems I have is figuring out the best way to set up > all my midi instruments via my long-ago-maxed-out Midi Time Piece (daisy > chaining the rest). One of the reasons I ask so many questions rather >than > just experimenting is that I'm trying to figure out what additional hardware > I need, or best way to route my existing hardware. I may stick the >loopers > directly in the MTP and let the synths be daisy chained after hearing about > these pros/cons! > > Lets keep the talk flowing on using these beasts together! > > Neil > > > >