Re: double-Boss-loop-patch

[Todd Howell <ransacker@earthlink.net>]

Nathan,

Perhaps you should look at buying an Echoplex from a US based retailer or 
private seller. Your exchange rate would significantly save you money. 
Pounds?

Todd Howell
Lurking Looper

-----Original Message-----
>From: Nathan van Heynsbergen <nathanvanheynsbergen@gmail.com>
>Sent: May 28, 2007 8:14 PM
>To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>Subject: double-Boss-loop-patch
>
>
>Hi everybody,
>
>Sorry to barge into the "discussion" . I'm new here but have been  
>recieving the mail for a while now.
>I'm Nathan from Amsterdam/The Netherlands and i have a one-manproject  
>with a electronic/acoustic drumkit and this instrument i made which  
>is like a little table with amplified basestrings on it.
>
>I have i question for you guys, maybe you can help me.
>I use a Boss RC20xl in which i feed the electronic part of my drumkit  
>plus the stringthing, but want to be able to run more loops.
>So i am thinking of buying an rc2 to join in on the fun. The  
>signalpath i was thinking of is;
>soundsource>looper#1>looper#2>amp, but allso from looper#1 straight  
>to amp(with a double jack-thingie) AND from looper#2 by means of an  
>AB-switch back to looper#1.
>i only have to add 2 volumepedals (one for each)
>
>this way i can **copy loops from one looper to the other and
>                          **adjust the starting and endingpoint of them
>                          **have a lot of possibilities to erase any  
>mistakes
>
>it'll just be quite difficult to use this all with possibly only one  
>foot.
>and yes;  i would love to have an echoplex!!! but it's a lot of money  
>(€1333,- over here and this extra rc2 is 179,-)
>
>o wait, the question is;   is this a good idea?
>the music i make is quite experimental and noisy, but good timing is  
>still very essential. i guess you could see my stuff as Steve Reichs  
>"Drumming" and then with distortion or something.   :)
>
>bye!
>