RE: Repeater questions

["Michael LaMeyer" <m.lameyer@verizon.net>]

afaik, there's no way to pass through audio on one channel while recording
audio on another channel, with the Repeater.  Once you get it in there
though, you can output each of the 4 tracks separately.

Even if you have, say, bass into Left input channel, and TT into Right 
input
channel, on the Repeater, and you've got the dry mute OFF, and you only
enable one track for recording on the Repeater, what should happen is that
it'll record BOTH L & R channels (i.e. Bass & TT) MONO into that single
record enabled track.

Sorry, you'll need a mixer to do what you want to do, and preferrably one
that allows you to switch between aux sends or busses easily and quickly.
Although theoritically, you could find a simple mixer that did this for not
too much $, and the Mackie 1202 would probably fit the bill (does that have
the alt 3&4 output??? can't remember).

Mike

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Evan Meyers [mailto:evanmeyers@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 5:24 PM
> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
> Subject: Re: Repeater questions
>
>
> --- James Winger <jdwinger@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > hmmm.
> >
> > Sounds like the easy way to do the "individual
> > instrument" thing is to
> > assign the repeater an Aux channel, that way -- only
> > instruments SENDING to
> > the Aux channel (at that particular time) will get
> > "looped"
> >
>
> but without a mixing board, can it be accomplished?
> bear in mind, i have effects going to and from the
> effects in/out on the repeater.
> ~e
>
> is there a way to buypass the repeater and have an
> input  just pass the sound directly through without
> any processing?
>
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