Re: EDP Insert: Overdub, too?

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

In StutterMode, with Insert=Sub, when I end Multiply with Insert I get 
Feedback display (0-127), and then am overdubbing at that feedback for 
as long as desired.  Ending that with Overdub can add a "finishing 
touch.". I have Overdub=TOG, and this seems like Overdub=Sus, with the 
feedback set by front knob (feedback pedal inserted in back of EDP).   
This is a great way to let the loop progress into new territory!  Is 
this described in the manual somewhere?  I just stumbled on it by 
accident, and can't get up  :-)      :-P   

Best, David

a k butler wrote:

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>>>> So (not to beat this into the ground...sorry!): sounds like you 
>>>> HAVE to use a dummy jack for this additional use of the feedback 
>>>> control on the panel.  (I'm not complaining...
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>>>> David)
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>>> it doesn't have to be a dummy jack, you can use a feedback pedal for 
>>> real.
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>>> Makes sense really, because without a pedal, the feedback knob 
>>> controls ordinary feedback.
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>> Any special parameter settings I should be looking for to get this, 
>> since I do have a feedback pedal for real inserted to EDP's rear 
>> panel, and I didn't seem to have any difference in Insert: it always 
>> replace, not added (overdubbed)?  Super effect, but the overdubbing 
>> of concise bits would be cool, too.
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>> I'll list some params I have currently set:
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> InsertMode to Sub
> (because rPL isn't substitute ;-)
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> Loop/Delay should set to Stu or rPL
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> either will make Subst work as O/D when feedback knob is full up.
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> Now decide
> Stu only changes the way Insert works, so as you've got insertMode 
> =Sub that's
>       probably the best for you.
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> andy butler
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