Stereo loopers (was Re: Of interest to those with an Echo Pro)

[Mark Sottilaro <sine@zerocrossing.net>]

Yeah, I've had that issue while trying to synch to an EDP.  Something 
to do with how the EDP deals with tempo and clock though, not the 
Repeater.  I think we fixed it... it was Jon Wagner's EDP.  It was at a 
show... it was dark...

Anyway, I guess I'll just sit tight with the Repeater for the time 
being until the eBay prices go high enough so that I can sell it and 
get 2 EDPs in return.  I've found that I really need a stereo looper, 
plain and simple.  Kim once asked why any guitarist would want a stereo 
looper, and I've tried going all mono and now it just sounds dead and 
flat to me.  Of course, this all goes kind of out the window when 
playing a big venue, but since that hasn't happened to me yet, I don't 
care.  I think I'd still use stereo in in terms of stereo reverb and 
chorus.  One of my favorite distortion patches uses a tube gain circuit 
on the left, and a transistor "fuzz" style on the right.  It's very 
thick.

Mark Sottilaro

On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 06:49 PM, Butch wrote:
> The Repeater seemed to glitch a lot when changing loops. It would 
> increase
> drastically in tempo. Never 'could' resolve the issue. Used to drive me
> nuts. 'Guess it depends how how one is using it.
>
> Regards, Paul
>
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