AW: AW: looking for looper that syncs to real drums

["Jens Wolters" <jenswolters@gebaeude7.de>]

Max,

you are right. Maybe the solution is as simple as that. I am still quite
fascinated about what I am reading about the Repeater.

Is there any budget looper that allows more than one track? As I told you I
have the RC-50 for testing. I am not shure why, but somehow I don't like
this looper too much. Too much menus and parameters for live looping in my
opinion. I don’t need all those drums sounds anyway. Actually I enjoy my
RC-20 more. I just which it had more than one track.  

Greetings Jens


-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: max valentino [mailto:ekstasis1@hotmail.com] 
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 24. Mai 2007 23:32
An: loopers-delight@loopers-delight.com
Betreff: RE: AW: looking for looper that syncs to real drums



In regards to the tempo shift...and the "drummer sometimes not be  able to
hear my loops", wouldn't it be simpler to rig up a sort of aux monitor send
of just your loops to the drummer?  I have found that working with 
ensembles
with good drummers it is much easier, more "musical", smoother and thus 
more
preferable to have the human "shift" to keep time with the loops, as 
opposed
to digitally shifteing the time to keep with a human (who will inevitably
shift things again...).

If the drummer is good, tight as you say....then make sure he can hear your
loopage well.  IMHO that is the big secret to making loops work in groups;
not MIDI clocks or beat shifting......

Max





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