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Re: PSP42 versus PCM42
Title: Re: PSP42 versus PCM42
The "anomalies" I discovered in PSP42 have been fixed
in the current beta version. These consisted of four things:
1) When in Infinite Repeat mode the Out Mix control
couldn't be adjusted to blend input signal with the looping
signal.
2) When feedback was set to produce echo effects, these
echose weren't being captured into a loop.
3) When a repeating loop was released, and the feedback
was set to produce echoes, the looped material was not being
echoed.
4) When Inpfinite Repeat was engaged, and then momentarily
disengaged, rather than acting as a momentary punch-in the entire loop
was being replaced with new material.
All of these are now working the way they would in the original
PCM42 hardware. The only things the are still different are probably
improvements over the original. That is, 1) the PCM42 would always
capture the entire contents of memory into a loop, not just the
currently defined loop length and 2) the Clock function now works so
that the delay time is set to the currently defined ratio of the host
application's tempo setting.
I'm quite impressed by how quickly PSP responded to reports of
these problems. I intend to use PSP42 and PSP84 in future
performances, and I encourage others to check them out. The
"fixes" I describe will be part of version 1.3, coming
soon.
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Richard Zvonar, PhD
(818) 788-2202
http://www.zvonar.com
http://RZCybernetics.com
