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On Jul 6, 2005, at 17:17, <loopdelightml@nosuch.biz> <loopdelightml@nosuch.biz> wrote: > Is there some kind of state diagram available for the EDP? > That shows what the functions do depending on the current state of > the EDP, > something like (e.g. when Insert = HSP (Halfspeed)): > > Functions: > Rec OD Mult Insert Mute > Undo Nxt DirMidi... > States: > Playing Rec'ing OD'ing Mult'ing Playing@HSP Muted etc. > Reset Rec'ing IgnoreSyn etc. HSP (armed) etc. > Rec'ing Playing OD'ing Mult'ing Playing@HSP etc. > > Of course this depends on the configuration and there are long > presses and > DirectMidi commands, too, but still... When you write "functions", do you mean the pedal buttons (same as the front panel buttons)? Are you leaving out the direct midi command option here (because they are listed in the Loop4 manual)? I mean, with direct midi commands you can directly access many functions that would need a quite complex diagram to be displayed as pedal/front panel buttons. Before I picked up a FCB1010 and started using the direct midi commands I used to think about such a diagram. I started to draw one but gave up soon because I realized that even if I should succeed in drawing one I would never be able to get such an overall view of it that it would be to any help in forming my creative looping strategies. So I started using a different method; memorizing some functions and how they depend on and interfere with each other. When not grasping for the complete Echoplex scheme I found it possible to start making some inspiring music with the little knowledge I had. Then I tried to memorize a little more functions to expand my way of reacting to the noise I got out of the EDP. Of course a diagram would be very cool - in a scientific way, though ;-) Thinking about that excellent exel sheet for keys you created. Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.looproom.com (international) www.boysen.se (Swedish) ---> iTunes Music Store (digital) www.cdbaby.com/perboysen