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Thanks for the info, but i meant to say if the delay times were not limited to 3 seconds. The boss giga delay has I think 26 seconds split between two delays. I like to pre set loops up on a multiple delay machines to allow me to do loops of different lengths. Problem with the boss is that you cant store presets, but you can have one loop of say seven seconds playing against 5 seconds on one machine. With two units you can double this. The problem with the boss is setting the loop lengths between pieces as there is no way of storing presets. The eventide would be great for that. Shame it is limited length. leon On 5 Sep 2007, at 20:44, Teddy wrote: > the looper is 12 seconds. at double speed it's 6 seconds. at 1/4 > speed it's 48 seconds. > > you can set the speed before you make the loop. > > teddy > > On Sep 5, 2007, at 2:11 PM, The woodshed wrote: > >> Be great if the digital loop delay was not fixed to three >> seconds. What would be the benefit of having this unit over two >> boss giga delays? Roughly the same price. I always dreamed of a >> giga delay type pedal with storable presets. >> >> >> leon >> On 5 Sep 2007, at 17:33, Teddy wrote: >> >>> yes >>> >>> >>> On Sep 5, 2007, at 9:39 AM, L.A. Angulo wrote: >>> >>>> hey teddy, >>>> can you go from delay mode to loop mode without having >>>> to switch manually like on the DL4,or have a preset >>>> for loop mode and others for differnt delays? >>>> Luis >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> --- Teddy <teddybutter@mac.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> I have one.... it is pretty bad ass, I must say. >>>>> >>>>> It has all the things the DL4 has but x2. 2 delay >>>>> lines available >>>>> simultaneously always. >>>>> >>>>> one thing it does that is cool is that after you >>>>> record a loop, if >>>>> you use midi to change to another looping patch, the >>>>> loop doesn't >>>>> stop and the new patch's settings get applied to the >>>>> loop. You can >>>>> alter the pitch of your loop with an expression >>>>> pedal. You can save >>>>> Different tuning schemes in consecutive patches and >>>>> step between >>>>> intervals. it goes up 2 octaves and down 2 octaves. >>>>> I don't know >>>>> another looper that does that so freely. >>>>> >>>>> The only trouble I'm having with it as a DL4 >>>>> replacement is that the >>>>> feedback doesn't get out of control, it's very tame >>>>> by my standards, >>>>> and there is no way to reverse a loop. Other than >>>>> those 2 things it >>>>> is an absolutely brilliant piece of equipment. the >>>>> sound quality is >>>>> unparalleled. >>>>> >>>>> I'm waiting to see how on top of updates they are. >>>>> They seemed very >>>>> responsive in email, so I hope they will be adding >>>>> features soon. If >>>>> not I may return it. >>>>> >>>>> Teddy >>>>> >>>>> On Sep 4, 2007, at 4:51 PM, Dan Ash wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Ths manual for this unit doesn't specify all the >>>>> capabilities of >>>>>> the midi implementation, and it's vague on sync >>>>> and exactly what >>>>>> can be controlled with .CC messages. But it >>>>> appears to offer a 12- >>>>>> second loop (longer at reduced bit rate) and a >>>>> midi-learn >>>>>> function. If the feedback rate is controllable >>>>> with an external >>>>>> pedal I could be interested - a portable looper >>>>> that can double as >>>>>> a delay... >>>>>> >>>>>> http://www.eventidestompboxes.com/ >>>>>> >>>>>> Dan Ash >>>>>> White Plains, NY >>>>> >>>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > > > >