Re: EDP/LoopIV Problem

[armatronix <armatronix@charter.net>]

Arthur-

 From my experience, the EDP seems to be somewhat sensitive to 
temperature.  I like to get the EDP powered up as early as possible, at 
least 1/2 hour before a performance.  It could just be superstition, but 
it 
seems like any weird stuff happens just after powering it up, before the 
components reach steady-state.  Since the weather is starting to get cold 
in the northern hemisphere, I'd be careful about warming things up.

-Hans


At 23:46 31/10/2002, you wrote:
>At my gig tonight, when I fired up my rack, my EDP starting scrolling the
>usual Loop IV info but then kept going around in a loop (no pun intended)
>and never went into it's regular looping mode with the function lights on.
>Then after 5 minutes it suddenly went into it's normal mode. When I 
>started
>a loop it was cool bit then suddenly stopped in the middle for no reason 
>and
>erased the loop.
>
>After all that it worked fine for the rest of the gig....
>
>but it's got me worried.....I never had a problem with Loop III and I've 
>had
>the new Loop IV software in for over a month with no problems until now.
>
>Anybody got any ideas????
>
>-Arthur Lee
>www.arthurleemusic.com