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Re: new echoplexer: wanna copy loop and then change it

I'm selling a Yamaha MFC-10, if anyone is interested.  It's practicaly 
brand new,
and has never been used at a gig.  I'm hoping for somewhere around $180?
(+shipping) I paid around $280 for it only a few months ago.  I don't 
think I
have the original box, but I now I have the manual.

Mark Sottilaro

Kim Flint wrote:

> any FULL-FEATURED midi controller will work. Digitech PMC-10, Lake-Butler
> Midigator, Rocktron AllAccess, Yamaha MFC-10, Roland FC-200, and I guess
> the new behringer FCB1010. (I haven't looked into that last one much so 
>I'm
> not sure.)
> kim
>
> At 10:51 AM 2/12/2002, Michael Clark wrote:
> >Can you suggest a foot controller that will do the same thing?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >M...
> >
> >
> >
> >At 10:51 PM 2/11/02 -0800, you wrote:
> > >Fish--
> > >Copying a loop is easy--right?  Create a loop, copy it.
> > >So once you have copied the loop, modify it with the other button
> > >presses--overdub, multiply, but probably not insert because your 
>percussion
> > >will not be there--and if you want another copy of the percussion 
>loop, go
> > >back to loop 1 and this time copy it to a different loop.
> > >By the way, changing to a specific loop is easy with MIDI.  If you 
>have a
> > >keyboard, the Echoplex will go to any of 9 loops based on the MIDI
> > >controller (note or Continuous controller) you have assigned under 
>loop
> > >trigger (parameter bank 4, mute button).
> > >
> > >You might want to pretend the manual is the Holy Bible and you just 
>became
> > >sanctified by the loop.
> > >Also download the archives :>}
> > >
> > >Gary
> > >
> > >PS  I have not tried this but maybe instead of performing and trying 
>to
> > >operate the EDP at the same time, sue prepared audio and feed it  
>into the
> > >EDP so you can concentrate just on that--my experience with such 
>things is
> > >that it's hard to concentrate on two things at once.
> > >G
> > >
> > >
>
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