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Hey KD, I have a similar setup for my solo acoustic shows,i use to use the EDP,then i used an LP1 for a while and now i am using mobius.The great thing about this software is that you can customize it to your needs through scripts right away.Its is completely controllable,you can pan loops left and right,control their volume independently,fade tracks etc. and since i was so accustomed to the EDP i was able to get up and running with it fast,but without EDP knowledge you can start using the basic functions right away as well.Also the support is really great,but the best part of it is that is free for PC or Mac so dowload it and start trying it out! here: http://zonemobius.com/ cheers www.myspace.com/luisangulocom --- On Wed, 1/21/09, K D Patten <kdpatten@yahoo.com> wrote: > From: K D Patten <kdpatten@yahoo.com> > Subject: I think I need an upgrade...Any suggestions? > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > Date: Wednesday, January 21, 2009, 3:25 AM > My set up is crude compared to many of you, it has worked > for me for years but i think i need an upgrade This is my > set up: for guitar i go from my Takamine acoustic to my holy > grail reverb pedal, from that to my 4 channel resistance > mixer.to a boss octave that i only turn on for bass lines, > then a planet waves tuner pedal, to my Boomerang plus and on > to the mixer. My mandolin joins the same line as my guitar > at the 4 channel resistance mixer though the tuner,though > the boss,no effects for the mando. for vocals i run through > my shure 58 to a Digitech Vocalist Performer, i split the > signal from the mono out. one line goes strait to the mixer > the other i run back to the 4 channel resistance mixer, it > joins the same line my guitar goes through. that way i can > loop background harmony's.... it turns into a real > balancing act with the levels..between the rang ,the guitar > and the vocals ...and most of it is mono...i just add the > second vocal line to the mixer > to fatten things up a bit....my set up is crude but works > for what i need to do, small venues....heres my problem if > you can call it that...my shows are getting bigger, and the > bigger they get the more its hard to control my > levels..I'm looping rhythm guitar, bass lines. and > counter point harmony's...& if one loop or level > isn't quite right from the start..the tune turns into at > the least a dud...at worst a train wreck....no > redo's..... looks like its time for an upgrade ..ether > in hardware or i need to move to a lap top.....i know there > is a computer set up out there that will do what I'm > trying to do...but i don't know where to start....most > of you guys are light years ahead of me in computer > knowledge, some how I'm going to have to change my set > up so i can play larger venues, with more control , cleaner > sound ,and be able to redo loops if necessary....any > suggestions?.....thanks guys