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It seems like I found the solution. It´s was so obvious, that I overlooked it. The feedback knob was turned left, I must have changed it unintendedly. I just don´t understand the behaviour, that after reset the position of the fdbk-knob does not affect the Loop-Playback, but after shutting down again it does. But as long as my machine works again, i dont really care. Thanks a lot for your help Carsten Am 30.04.2012 um 04:07 schrieb Matthias Grob: > very strange in deed! > hardly a hardware problem > i guess you disconnected everything, especially the MIDI in to make sure > that the problem is inside the EDP, right? > after it goes silent, does the loop level LED indicate that the sound is > still in the memory or really gone? > if you then go to Mute and play it like a sample with Multiply or > Insert, does it come back? > if you do not program your settings or only certain parameters and then > reboot, the same happens? > "after the second of record" means after second press or after the > second recording (or a second of recording :-) ? > do you use the Loop/Delay or InterfaceMode parameter? > > > On 29 Apr 2012, at 6:57 PM, Carsten Wegener wrote: > >> >> It happens like that. >> I do a reset. Record works properly (after second it just loops on and >> on) >> I do all my settings, after each new setting still the same, >> >> but if I shut down the Echoplex, all my settings are saved, the only >> thing that changes, is that after the second of record >> the recorded loop plays once and disappears. The length is still on the >> display, but no sound anymore. >> All the lights are green. If I try to reach the Loop via the next >> loop-button - just the same.... >> >> Very strange. >> >> Am 29.04.2012 um 13:53 schrieb Matthias Grob: >> >>> no, we record the presets to a EEPROM >>> and after powering up with Param pressed, that should be erased >>> so can you save any presets so they come up again after power down? >>> >>> On 27 Apr 2012, at 4:12 PM, Carsten Wegener wrote: >>> >>>> It´s a normal Echoplex Looper with Loop IV, I think there shouldnt be >>>> a battery inside. >>>> >>>> Am 27.04.2012 um 20:16 schrieb andy butler: >>>> >>>>> Carsten Wegener wrote: >>>>>> I did a reset, then it works. But I have make all my settings >>>>>> again. After shutting down the EDP it´s the same again with the >>>>>> problem.... >>>>> >>>>> is there a battery in there somewhere? >>>> >>