Re: EDP loop capture

["Andy Owens" <andy@1800dialword.com>]

I an noobie here, but why not just do all this on the LP1? I have my 
novation work surface so I have eight faders for loop volume, have eight 
pot style pan controls for panning, and eight pot style controls for 
feedback. That still leaves me 24 switch buttons to tell the lp1 to do 
whatever i want. What would tge edp in front gain?

Andy Owens
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On Dec 24, 2010, at 3:55 PM, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:

> 
> 
> Mark Hamburg wrote:
>>> I generally used my EDP set to a couple of loops. What I've discovered 
>though is that I do like to set up a steady pulse on a separate looper. I 
>could just use the Looperlative for that -- eight stereo tracks makes for 
>a lot of interesting mixing and matching of pulses -- but I was thinking 
>it might be nice to be able to spontaneously say "hey, this EDP loop is 
>cool, let's keep it going in the background".
> 
> andy butler wrote:
>> sounds pretty much like what I do with just the edp set to 
>SwitchQuant=Cnf
> 
> er.. no it doesn't.
> I do create the steady pulse and can keep it going while doing
> *some* loop manipulations. (via Next Mult)
> ...but obviously with with a single edp I can' mangle one loop
> while running another.
>