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Yes - it is these capabilities that interest me the most. But as a complete midiot, I hope there will be a way to do this without needing to separately purchase and program a footpedal. Or if this is required, I hope there is a way to "receive" the programming somehow so it can be "loaded" into the looper and the pedal. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Lawson" <steve@steve-lawson.co.uk> To: "Loop List" <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 3:45 AM Subject: Looperlative > Rick wrote: > >>> > Bob will be helping me with the learning curve which will consist of > mostly figuring out how to > program midi pedals to run it. > > One of the most exciting things to me about the box so far is that > Bob has made it so that > you can have 8 loops that are synchronized or unsynchronized. > Apparently, you can run separate loops (with muting capabilities > from a midi foot control) > that are synchronized but then record other loops that are not > synchronized.<<< > > Both of those things are SO easy to do - the pedal programming is as > simple as it could be - turn the dial to the midi pedal setup area, > press the pedal and then tell the unit what you want that pedal to > do. So far, no matching of button numbers to parameter numbers or > anything like that. > > And the sync/unsync thing works beautifully - just depends on whether > you press play before record on the subsequent loop. Really intuitive. > > With the regular software upgrade options available via the ethernet > cable, the looperlative is set to be a real revelation on the > hardware looper market. It'll take time for Bob to get all the > software written that he wants to put in there, but even with the > first beta software set, there were options available that I'd > couldn't have done on the EDP without hooking up all four of mine... > > And it's Stereo :o) > > see y'all at NAMM/Campbell, > > Steve > www.stevelawson.net - site > www.stevelawson.net/store/ - shop > http://steve.anthropiccollective.org - blog > > >