Re: EDP Settings for Using Subsitute and Quantize by 8th Notes

[".David.Auker." <DaVAuk@Hevanet.com>]

Kim Flint wrote:

> At 05:58 PM 10/28/2005, .David.Auker. wrote:
>
>> 8th notes in EDP...is there a default for tempo, so 7+ seconds gives 
>> the equivelent of a couple measures in 4/4 or 3/4 or _/4?  What's the 
>> math?
>
>
> the 8ths/cycle parameter lets you set the time signature that the EDP 
> will follow. A "cycle" is the basic loop time element set when you 
> first record your loop. So this parameter tells the Echoplex how many 
> 8th notes that one cycle length contains.  There are plenty of options 
> for 8th/cycle to cover just about any time signature. We put the more 
> obvious ones first for editing convenience. So when you edit this 
> parameter you have 8, 4, 2, 6, 12, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, and then 1 
> through 54.
>
> When you use quantize=8th, the quantizing will be to wherever these 
> 8th boundaries are in the cycle.


Thanks, Kim...all I can say is, "opens new and wild doors..."  :-)


.David.

>
> Also for sync, this parameter tells the Echoplex how to determine the 
> loop length based on incoming MIDI clock tempo when Sync=in, or what 
> tempo clock to send out based on the loop length when sync=out.
>
> kim
>
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