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I have 2 EDPs that are connected via MIDI and Brother Synced. I use them as a stereo pair in the following manner: I have a Mackie mixer that has an Alternate bus stereo output. I run this bus out to the pair of EDPs and then take the output of the EDPs and run them into a stereo channel of the mixer (being careful not to have the alternate bus switch set on that channel!!!). Now I have several things plugged into the other channels of the mixer (either on stereo or mono channels). Now, when I want to loop something I punch the alternate bus switch and the signal from that channel gets sent to the EDPs (which, as I mentioned earlier, are always on the main bus). It's a really nice setup. I run processed rin gongs through it, I run Modular synth voices throught it, I run stereo synth voices throught, and I run stereo drum machines through it, selecting and deselecting what I send to the loopers. With careful balancing of the faders and application of the effects on the effects busses, I can get it so you don't even know when I punch the alternate bus button for a particular channel. Works really well. On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 12:10 PM, Francois LEBRUN wrote: > > I noticed that : a good number of people seem to use more than one EDP > !! > brings a few remars : > > 1 - I guess it is a bit cheaper in the US than over here; > 2 - what justifies using 2 or more, meaning : what should be added to > one EDP to make it the perfect machine (and not have to buy an extra > one or two or ...) ? > 3 - how do you wire/cable/link the all stuff !!! ? > -- | Michael A. Firman | maf@mlswebworks.com | http://www.mlswebworks.com