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Well, I haven't tried it yet, so maybe everything will work without modification--but it seems to me I moved the default settings around a lot--First MIDI command is 56, and the Loop numbers start at 36 (there was a reason, seems like it had to do with the range of the Ztar). But as I say, nothing but time between me and mastery of the new OS! It certainly seems to be capable of twice as much fun stuff--lots of useful features, and mayhem for those who prefer mangling . . . (Real time Granular hmmm?) Gary -----Original Message----- Kim Flint wrote: Hi Gary, thanks for the good words! which of your existing midi commands do you think won't work in LoopIV? We tried pretty hard to make sure the existing midi commands from LoopIII would all still work the same, while adding new stuff around it. Is there something unclear about that in the documentation or something that really won't work? You should be able to move to loopIV fairly transparently and add the new things as you are ready. We struggled a lot to preserve everything about LoopIII and build upon it, rather than fundamentally change anything that was already there. So you should be able to plug it in and start in a completely familiar place as if it were still LoopIII, and then go about discovering all the neat stuff that makes it LoopIV. kim At 11:04 PM 6/11/2002, Gary Lehmann wrote: >Jes' checkin' in . . . >The manual is just what I was whining for just about a month ago (That >oughtta hold the little bastards a while . . .) >I only ordered one chip 'cause it's obvious to me that I am gonna need to >keep one EDP in Loop III at least for a while, since some of the MIDI >commands I have been using will not work with the upgrade. >And what an upgrade! FSU City! However, I am especially grateful that >the >original, highly accessible interface was preserved. Looks like a wonderful >job, and I look forward to many hours hunched over equipment and manual. >Gary