SV: SV: EDP LoopIV SUSMute question

["Per Boysen" <per@boysen.se>]

 > > A cool thing I found out about using midi volume is that if 
> you are  
> > tweaking the volume level (midi cc 7) while overdubbing, then the 
> > volume  changes are getting recorded and will "play back" with the 
> > next loop  round. I discovered it back on LOOP3 (have not 
> tried with 
> > LOOP4 yet)  when playing with my midi guitar. I could 
> "play" tremolo 
> > with the midi  volume knob on the guitar. This way you can imprint 
> > your loop with a  rhythmic tremolo pattern that is working together 
> > with the actual looped  audio. Way fun!
> 
> Hi Per, (and all )
>   Just checked, that doesn't happen on Loop4.
> However, with the analog feedback pedal and using
> Replace Mode you get that exact effect with the pedal. 
> (that's what Replace Mode is all about!)
> 
> The other way to do this is set up a FCB1010 so that the
> pedals control FB and Vol on the EDP. As the  pedals are 
> right next to each other you can work them both with one foot.
> 
> Don't bother trying to set VolumeCont and FeedBkCont to the 
> same value in an effort to get the same effect with one
> MIDI pedal. It doesn't work. 
> 
> andy butler

Thanks, Andy. I was just thinking about trying that ;-)
The "two pedals" is not available here as I need one pedal for the
Repeater. Well, I guess you just can't have everything.

Best wishes

Per Boysen
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