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Louie, you can eliminate a middle section from a loop with the EDP, by using multiply. -or more accurately, sus unrounded multiply. If your loop consisted of an A B and C section like you mention, you can wait until B passes, and then engage sus unrounded multiply as C starts, and then disengage it after the A section goes by. Now, you've effectively eliminated the B section. Does this make sense? As someone else mentioned, windowing can do this too, but this way may be quicker and more precise I think. <smile> -HOpe this helps. Smiles, Cara At 12:22 PM 5/8/03 -0700, you wrote: >Mark you are absolutely right man! >I have both the EDP and repeater and sometimes i just >get too exhausted specially syncing them together.I >spend too much time on the technical side of things >and lately i am very unfocused on the music.I ve been >thinking of taking one of them out of my rack for a >couple of months just to build a better relationship >with one of them.In terms of creativity they are both >animals! >Another thing ive noticed is that i do most of my >looping uncounsciously within the first 10 seconds at >the most.I suppose certain limitations are healthy at >times as well... >My one wish from both loopers for example would be >that i could cut a middle part (from A,B,C cut B and >paste A and C together) sort of like Acid.Or is there >a way of accompishing this... >You loop gurus outhere? >Cheers >Louie > > > > > > > > > >--- mark <sine@zerocrossing.net> wrote: >> I can't imagine using the word "sync" and "Line6 >> Echo Pro" in the same >> sentence... unless you're talking about it's delays, >> and even then I'd >> say it's not really syncing. However, this can be >> very cool too. A >> few weeks ago Will Wright and I jammed, he on the >> Echo Pro and I using >> a Repeater and we more or less just set the Echo >> Pro's loop size my >> ear. Since what will was doing was leaning toward >> the abstract it was >> interesting to have the sync of his loop constantly >> drifting from my >> loops which firmly follow the drummachine. That >> constantly changing >> relationship is nice. >> >> There are days I still miss my JamMan's "simple" >> operation (I had an >> early Bob Sallon chip mod that gave me some new >> functions, but I don't >> think I got things like the panning and multiple >> concurrent loops) It >> makes me want one again! What I love best about the >> JamMan that *no* >> other looper does? One step loop creation when >> synced to a MIDI clock. >> I choose the amount of beats it looks for and the >> start point and then >> I can just PLAY. Yeah, I know you can do something >> a little similar >> with the EDP, but I've tried that and it's *not* the >> same. My request >> for Loop5 would be to have a mode where you can set >> up your quantize >> and after hitting record automatically go into >> overdub after a >> specified number of beats. >> >> For a short time I did run an EDP and a Repeater at >> the same time, and >> I found it to be too much. Each unit does PLENTY in >> my opinion. I >> rarely ended up using them both together, but I >> would imagine like >> anything it would need lot's of practice. It always >> felt like I was >> that guy who spins plates on the Ed Sullivan show >> when I was using >> multiple loopers. Too hard to focus on the music, >> especially in a live >> context where things are more chaotic. >> >> Mark Sottilaro >> >> On Thursday, May 8, 2003, at 08:12 AM, >> goddard.duncan@mtvne.com wrote: >> >> > stuart's post about syncing three line6 echopros >> reminded me that I >> > wanted to ask the list if anybody had tried doing >> much the same thing >> > with two or more jammans. my band has two, and two >> repeaters aswell. >> > > >===== >www.labalou.com > >__________________________________ >Do you Yahoo!? >The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. >http://search.yahoo.com > > --- "The only things I really think are important, are love, and eachother. -Then, anything is possible..." http://home.earthlink.net/~thefates Please visit BadFiction and The Guitar Cafe. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/badfiction http://groups.yahoo.com/group/the-guitar-cafe