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well the long press can be a bit tricky for ex. on my M9,i guess i have to practice that more,specially when im ready to loop an arranged song,and also because i dont always know in what mode i am while busy singing and forget to look at the blinking tap tempo but the rang might be different. By the way is there a small cheap midi footswitch to send a single midi comand like a cc or pg outhere? that would probably make things a bit faster,if i put it beside the m9 on the pedalboard,the smallest ive seen is the midi mouse for tech 21 but is just too x pensive for that. Luis On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 3:01 PM, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> wrote: > hi Brian, > > my point is not the timing of the longpress functions, > but that of the shortpress. > > The function, in some cases at least, can't be activated > until the switch is released, rather than when it is pressed. > (the EDP gets round that by careful pairing of short and long functions) > That's the cost of having 2 functions on the button. > > > That means, if you hit half Speed it will be delayed, > even though it's put on a Shortpress button. > ..and that's a time sensitive function. > > So, is it possible to config the bonus buttons for just > one instantaneous function? > > > andy > > > Brian Carabee wrote: >> >> Before my Rang arrived, I thought that would be an issue but it never >> has >> been. The Loop buttons of course are instantaneous, and it's easy to >> assign >> non-timing critical functions to "Hold". >> >> So, for example, I will assign things like "Once" and "Fade" to Hold, >> because timing isn't critical on those. In fact, I find in actual >> practice >> that Holding has never been an issue, to my surprise. I think it's one >> of >> those things where in theory, it seems like Holding a button for 1 >> second to >> invoke a function would have to present timing problems, when in actual >> practice it turns out to be a non-issue. >> >> Hope that helps. >> >> Brian > > -- www.luis-angulo.com