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Try what I posted for Steve, it worked for him!! i.e. make sure u turn the echoplex on last after every other piece of equipment and with every thing plugged in already. Geoff on 25/3/03 7:04 pm, Kim Flint at kflint@loopers-delight.com wrote: > At 03:51 AM 3/25/2003, Per Boysen wrote: >>>>>> ever go to 100% feedback, so everything fades... not >>> >>> using LOOP4 and >>>> controlling feedback by a midi expression pedal that is calibrated >>>> over the entire range; 0 to 127. >>> >>> Hi Per, >>> You're using the FCB1010, right? >>> Well I notice that my FCB1010, even though calibrated >>> to compensate, doesn't always go to 127. Sometimes it >>> gives 126 as the max value. > > I've also helped people with problems where that pedal was sending > unexpected feedback values to the echoplex. check the programming, and >make > sure nothing is left in default. > > >> Thanks Andy. But the problem is not that I don't know the feedback >> level. The problem is that when I set the EDP to the highest feedback >> level (100%) the loop is fading anyway. But that's not a big problem - >> it only affects the music if you leave a loop in the EDP for a couple of >> minutes and you can adjust your music to avoid doing that. With the >> loop4 I think the EDP is much cooler to use for cutting slices into >> loops than for "long playback". > > There are a few reasons a loop can be fading depending on what you are > doing as a user, so this could simply be a user understanding issue. As > usual though, for anybody to actually help you with that you need to > explain how you have the echoplex set up and specifics about how you are > using it. Just saying "I have that problem too!" won't get you anywhere. > > kim > > > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > Kim Flint | Looper's Delight > kflint@loopers-delight.com | http://www.loopers-delight.com >