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> > I've had a scan through the archives and don't seem to be able to find > many recommendations for creating funk loops in a live situation. i been using loops live but totally free/out of sync with the band ... no attack at the begining of the loop and fade out at the final ... sort of clouds behind the groove or under my improvisations ... some noises between the songs ... feedback layers under the solo or feedback solo harmonies ... at home it's diferent ... composing , trainning etcetctect go here and check the MP3 songs Sonhos Lerdos and Canguru ... http://artists3.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/Crac/ regards ... julio I have > a funk trio (guit,bass,drums) and want to be able to set up and loop the > guitar grooves live. I have the rc-20 but I think I'll have to modify it > to give a click track out for the drummer if everything is to stay in > synch (I'll be starting and stopping the loops depending on where we are > in the arrangement). I really like the quantize aspect of the rc-20 > though. Is this something that could be just as easily achieved with the > echoplex? > I'd like to be able set up a tempo (preferably by tapping my foot on a > pedal) and then have the unit auto-start recording my phase when I start > playing and stop recording when I stop playing. This phase would then > get quantized to a perfect 1/2 bar length so that I don't have to mess > around hitting the stop button at exactly the right moment.. as I > mentioned above I would then the unit to generate a click track (that > would be continuous, independent of whether the guitar phrase is playing > or not) that a drummer could listen to to ensure he remains synched up > for the duration of the performance. This ensures that I can stop/start > the loop and it will always be in synch with the drummer. > > Is this a tall order, can I do this with the echoplex and some > imagination? > > Appreciate any insight, -simon- > >