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Re: How do you?
You know, Mr Butler is being really extremely sarky in this thread, bloody English.. (wait a minute.. that me..) but I have to agree with him, with almost ANY looper the sound that go´s in CAN come out the other end REALLY MANGLED... just try stamping on insert and reverse and speed (or what ever buttons you have on your looper) as fast as you can... its soon.. a lovely old mess...
OK so it doesnt go Wahahwwahhhaawwwwwahahhh or ssssszzzzzzzziiiiiiiissszzzzzzzz or wakawakawakawkakawk...
mark
On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 3:01 PM, Charles Zwicky
<cazwicky@earthlink.net> wrote:
I hear you Bill... so much more happens on the way into the looper, right?
CZ
andy butler wrote:
Bill Fox wrote:
Other than regeneration, reverse, and perhaps pitch shifting, I'm not aware that there is much else one can do within a looper...
what are all those buttons for then?
:-)
Recording, overdubbing, and generally things that I don't consider to be sound PROCESSING as they don't alter the nature of the input signal. Sheesh, I need to be more clear in how I say things. It's a learning process...
Cheers,
Bill
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