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Kim, > I'm not sure how to answer that. Whether you use the EDP as > the master or > the slave is really just a practical decision, depending on > the application > and what you are using it with. > > what do you want to do with it? > I am basically trying to consider the overall mechanics of my rig and pedal usage. Initially, I don't think I will be using the EDP all the time for looping but the EDP footcontroller will be installed on my pedalboard. I see that I have 2 options for controlling tap tempo of my rig. Either using the EDP system as master tempo source or plugging in a footswitch to my Eclipse and using that as the master. The latter means that I will have to have another small footswitch on the pedalboard unless I program one of my PMC10 buttons for that purpose. But I am not sure I want to have the PMC10 performing that repetitive and potentially long term destructive function. I guess my ultimate question as far as the EDP is concerned is whether or not it will be easy to continuously set the tempo using the EDP (whether its used for looping or not) for every song versus using a dedicated tap tempo switch via the Eclipse. And, is changing tempo in the middle of a song using the EDP as easy as just tapping on a switch (again whether the EDP is used for looping or not during that particular song)? Thanks, Steve P.S. Sorry for beating a dead horse here. I just prefer to learn from those more experienced than I rather than going through many trials ... And errors ...