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> Since you own both a Repeater and an EDP, I'd be interested > in hearing how you use these two devices: How do you use them > the same? How do you use them differently? > > Cheers, > > Bill Hi Bill, I mostly use them as a combo with EDP sending midi clock out and Repaeater following (timestretching loops on the fly). I'm using the FBC1010 to control one EDP and one Repeater. I have two banks dedicated for the EDP; one with note numbers controlling the functions rec/overdub/multiply/insert/nextLoop/reverse/HalfSpeed/replace/insert and one with each footpad sending a control change to call up EDP program 1-10. All ten programs I use have the same setting except for the 8th/Cycle which goes 4,5,6,7,8,10,12,16,32. I'm changing preset while playing, and with loops in the machines, to push Repeater into playing another tempo than the EDP. This is a way to achieve polyrhythmic musical effects. Sometimes I like to turn the sync off and let the Repeater play back at the absolutely lowest tempo (this sounds like some horror sci-fi sound fix) while layering EDP stuff on top of that. To my surprise almost anything is working just fine musically if played back off-sync at 1 BPM after being recorded at maybe 74 BPM. And then you can put the EDP at Low-Speed (half tempo) set the Repeater to sync and it will perform a beautiful accelerando to catch up with EDP (at half tempo). Then you can play for a while before taking the EDP back to "normal speed", which will finally also bring the Repeater loops back to how they once were recorded (IF you have not recorded something down there at 1 BPM - this can really sound bad... but sometimes quite funny as well ;-) I also have one EDP preset which is set to "unrounded and unquanitzed" to build up noisy "granular loops" that I can later cut (with multiply ended by rec) into a rhythmic loop that goes in a tempo suitable for the Repeater (poor R cannot handle recording at too fast tempi). Talking about the two expression pedals I have one signed to the EDP midi channel and one for the Repeater. Best wishes Per Boysen ________________ www.boysen.se www.fuzz.se www.upsweden.com