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Hi Bill, Question about the Repeater: sometimes when i engage the tracks to record in stereo i have troubles desingaging them which i usually do by pushing one track while depressing the other one,has this happened to you? You also mentioned once that you turn off the overdub button to avoid latency but i donīt really notice any difference. Thanx Luis --- William Walker <billwalker@looppool.info> wrote: > But I read somewhere that if you hook up a midi > footboard to the Repeater it can be operated in live > situations just like > any other real-time looper . > > > This is indeed the case. I have a repeater hooked > up to a behringer midi > pedal, and I honestly don't know why people diss the > machine as a live tool, > Yes you have to spend time programming a midi pedal > to do what it is capable > of. But at 7 banks of ten presets, and counting, > I've pretty much mapped > out every PC and CC command I could imagine using on > to my cheapo behringer > footpedal. Everything form track select to pitch > shift to panning to time > stretching and beyond, is under foot control. I > rarely have to touch the > front face of my RPTR, other than to set the unit up > for four track > outputing. I do understand that the EDP's creative > features like sus > record and insert record are unique, and allow for a > more "playing of the > instrument" approach. I really want my cake and eat > it too, After hearing > Bernard Wagner play at Y2K4 this year, I realized I > really want an EDP! > Bernard's method of inserting new notes into his > melodic sequences, gave his > loops a wonderfull morphing quality. I think both > units are worthy for > different reasons, and if I could I'd own both. I > must say the Repeater has > come in really handy when I've needed to use > pre-recorded material. Like > when Rick and I need to sound like a full salsa > orchestra for an awards > show, as an example. That being said, for my purely > improvisational loop > wackyness,I've moved away from using prerecorded > stuff ,prefering to make it > up as I go, the one exception being the use of an > occasional pre-recorded > drum loop. Do yourself a favor if you can and buy > both. Afterall, If it > turns out one device is better for you than the > other, you won't have any > problem selling the one you don't want. That being > said, good luck finding > either one! > Bill > -----Original Message----- > From: Job Verweijen > [mailto:esperantomusic@hotmail.com] > Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 2:45 PM > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > Subject: Re: Repeater or EDP > > > > > ===== www.luis-angulo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com