dual channel on mpx100 / mpx110

[Scott Hansen <scott-a-hansen@uiowa.edu>]

yes, when they say "dual channel" they mean that on the "dual effects 
(pitch delay, pitch-reverb, chorus-reverb, etc)" there is a couple of 
settings, where
you can have pitch effects go in one channel, reverb in the other, etc etc.
works really well w/ the delay effects, etc. but that's the general idea.
it works quite well for subtle things etc...and good for giving different 
feels
for recording stereo tracks.
s---


>SoundFNR@aol.com wrote:
>
>>  > At max feedback the loops do gradually fragment into digital dust so 
>not a
>>  >  true looper. Than in itself not a bad thing.......
>>
>>  ......this doesn't happen if you don't use MIDI clock
>
>One final thought on the MPX-100 (it's now the MPX-110).  I've been 
>reading that
>it is a dual channel processor.  One thing is a little unclear to 
>me.  I realize
>that when they say dual program they mean that you can combine to 
>effects(say
>reverb and chorus).  However, when the say dual channel, does that 
>mean that you
>can run two seperate sources into the unit and effect them differently?  
>My
>thought is that I'd like to have one channel effect my vocals and another
>channel effect the EDP output differently.
>
>Thanks for the info,
>As usual, everybody on the list has been extremely helpful,
>
>John
>www.johnmazzarella.com


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