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What I do is set up the loop with whatever feedback
you want and then step on the effect off button, your loop keeps playing without
adding more to it. I then can step on it again and add more, change the feedback
etc. hope this helps.
Jeff
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 4:53
PM
Subject: Re: Boss DD-20 sos
As an owner of a DD20 who has not entirely warmed to it yet, I
have to ask this question. How do you manage to freeze a loop at 100%
feedback and then solo or play over it without incorporating it back into the
loop if you want to open it up again and add more to it later?
I know
you can set up a loop and advance forward and then play in another bank but I
was under the impression that the first loop was then locked with whatever
settings it had when you moved on. I feel like I may be missing
something obvious, am I?
Thanks
Kevin
> You can
do this with the DD20 (and with about any other looper, if you can
>
accept that "<100%" is preset one value) when in delay mode. The SOS
mode
> sucks, anyway, but the delay modes are great (also for looping).
>
> Rainer
>
> > I'm creating
some fading background (feedback<100%). At some
> > point I want
to freeze it (feedback=100%) and play solo over
> > it. It is
important that the solo part must not go into the
> > loop. After
the solo part I want to unfreeze the loop
> > (feedback<100%) and
continue to play with it.
>
>
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