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On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 10:28 AM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com> wrote: > <edp specific shit> > Once I even took the beat sync OUT from one edp into the in of another, > then > brother synched them together. They synched, but as I drpped in some of > the > constant clicks from the beat synch jack using insert, this created a > varying rhythm for the synths to trigger from (the beat sync out from > EDP is > already a good synth trig) > </edp specific shit> Indeed! (more EDP specifics here) I too found the beat sync output to be a good trig pulse. I recorded it into a DAW as SMPTE locked audio on an audio track. Simultaneously on another audio track I was recording the source audio played into the EDP for the live looping performance. Finally, on a third track, I was recording the control MIDI sent into the EDP by me when "playing the EDP". With these three DAW tracks all in sync I switched the EDP to "Sync = In" and fed it from the DAW playback output with the recorded EDP sync beat, the recorded EDP source audio and the EDP control MIDI data. What happened then was that my EDP live looping performance was re-created in every detail! Why did I bother to do all that? Because I only owned one EDP and needed to create music with parallel loops going. So I kept on repeating the same process, running my EDP synced from the first recorded sync beat pulse and that way I filled up a bunch of multi tracker DAW EDP tracks to be mixed. It all worked out very well. (This was ten years ago, pre Mobius) Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.perboysen.com http://www.youtube.com/perboysen