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--- Travis <tiktok@sprintmail.com> wrote: > The other significant feature difference is that the > Headrush allows > you to set up a starting loop, overdub on top of > that, and then when > you've had enough, remove all the overdubs, taking > you back to the starting loop. I love that feature, and wish it were an option on my other loopers. Last night I was doing a thing with a simple arpeggiated two-chord part as the bottom layer (about six seconds long), then building up a feedback-y harmonized lead part over it. Every other iteration, I'd double tap 'record', bringing it back to the base layer, then playing the lead part with a different harmony. This was going into the DL4, set to half speed, so I captured two repeats of the cycle (four of the base loop, with both versions of the top layer, about 24 seconds total)... Sure, the Headrush is pretty bare-bones, but it sounds good, and I find it very useful in complement with my other loopers. -t- __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com