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> Per Boysen wrote: >> >> On Nov 15, 2005, at 18:45, .David.Auker. wrote: >> >>> On Loop IV, I've been digging Insert with Quantize: 8th, >>> 8thBeat: 16, InsertMode: rPL. Wow. Question: instead of >>> replacing those precise little chunks of sound, can I overdub them? >> >> >> That's my latest EDP Love! Running it "rPL." mode. That's only >> possible if you stick a plug into the feedback jack at the rear. >> The front panel then becomes the relative volume balancer >> between background and new inserted slices. You use "insert" with >> the insert button function set to SUB as usual for this. With the >> knob all left it is just the good ole SUB but the more you turn >> it right the more the punch-ins tend to be like traditional >> overdub. I just wish that balancing functionality would have been >> implemented as a MIDI parameter. It's very cool IMO ;-) >> >> On Nov 16, 2005, at 0:24, .David.Auker. wrote: > Per, I tried this, but to no avail. When you say "plug into the > feedback jack," do you mean expression pedal? Hi David, No, I mean that I insert a dummy plug into that rear jack. For playing the EDP I use a midi pedal only (the Behringer FCB1010). Sorry about forgetting to add that part ;-) > I've got one in there, and my feedback is indicated on the > display window when I use it. But when I turn the actual feedback > knob on the front panel, I get no change in amount of Insert's > effect (it's 100% replace). INteresting! So then the functionality I'm using is only happening when controlling the EDP with MIDI while using a dummy plug in the feedback input jack, thus fooling Loop4 into thinking it is getting analog feedback pedal input. This seems to be another "happy accident" in the Loop4 architecture ;-) (any comments from the Aursiris people?) > Very foxy, but not the overdubbing I think we're talking about. > Additional question: when this works for you, are you getting any > "relative volume balancer" amount in the display window? No indication in the front window. Only the position of the knob to indicate the level of the old audio to be left under the new audio I'm substituting. And, as I said, with the button fully right there is 100 percent old audio left, which makes it work just as "quantized overdub". Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.looproom.com (international) www.boysen.se (Swedish) ---> iTunes Music Store (digital) www.cdbaby.com/perboysen