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Re: The EDP and the Looperlative



On Jan 3, 2011, at 5:49 AM, andy butler wrote:

> Mark Hamburg wrote:
>> On Jan 1, 2011, at 10:14 PM, Mark Hamburg wrote:
>>> I gather Dustbunnies manages to get SUS-style operations on the LP-1, 
>but it seems to depend on having a "decent" (his words) MIDI controller 
>since it would seem to depend on having a controller that will send note 
>on or program change messages on pedal release. 
>> I had entirely missed the momentary buttons portion of the Looperlative 
>(I don't think it's mentioned in my user manual).
> 
> ...understandable
> ...because it's not there.
> The Looperlative will of course respond to commands that are sent when 
>the switch is released,
> but it doesn't itself have any SUS functionality.
> 
>> So, first of all: Cool that the Looperlative can exploit SUS commands 
>if only for a Replace and Replace+Original -- though interestingly not 
>QReplace.
> 
> For QReplace the Looperlative has a delay built in.
> When you start a QReplace the Looperlative won't respond to any new 
>commands
> until it's finished.
> QReplace>QReplace>EndSequence will replace exactly one chunk of audio.
> ..and Multiple presses of that button will produce a very nice 
>alternation
> of Replaced and unaltered chunks.
> 
>> Second: Yes, this requires the same sort of controller support as the 
>EDP (though as I noted, the EDP also just works with its standard 
>footpedal).
> 
> I don't think the LP1 can do SUS with a controller that just sends 
>Note-Off on release.
> ...has anyone tried getting the LP1 to midi-learn a Note-Off?

My impression is that the Looperlative has special support for Note Off 
via the momentary buttons facility. In other words, if I program note on 
38 as a momentary button meaning either Replace or Replace+Original, then 
the note off will presumably toggle the other way.

But this just comes from doing a little bit of poking into momentary 
buttons while programming up a controller so that I can start following 
all of the advice to "delve deeper". I didn't actually try using the 
momentary buttons feature.

Mark

P.S. I'm on whatever the current OS release is though I now gather that 
that's not necessarily the "best" choice.