RE: what is the state of things with pedals these days?

[Ivodne Galatea <takas20@hotmail.com>]

Yes, I think it does respond. here is the list of MIDI controls for the 
looper. Certainly it does via the Oz pedal (it has a midi in that merges). 
I've not used it though so can't say in practice. Here is the full feature 
list

Record 87 any
Play 86 any
Stop 85 any
Reverse (toggle) 94 any
Full/Half Speeed (toggle) 95 any
Pre/Post (toggle) 96 any
Undo (to initial loop) 89 any
Redo 90 any
Looper Level 98 0-127
The looper can also be controlled with MIDI note numbers.
Record note 0, velocity> 0
Play note 2, velocity> 0
Stop note 4, velocity> 0
Reverse (toggle) note 14, velocity> 0
Full/Half Speed (toggle) note 16, velocity> 0
Pre/Post (toggle) note 17, velocity> 0
Undo (to initial loop) note 7, velocity> 0
Redo note 9, velocity> 0
Reverse (absolute) note 103, velocity = 127
Forward (absolute) note 103, velocity = 0
Half Speed (absolute) note 104, velocity = 127
Full Speed (absolute) note 104, velocity = 0
MIDI Time Clock:
TimeLine will accept MIDI clock at the MIDI input and sync delay time.

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> Subject: Re: what is the state of things with pedals these days?
> From: wildbillwalker@icloud.com
> Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 12:10:34 -0800
> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>
> i gotta say, I've been dying to get my mitts on one , but Im way over 
> done on gear expenditures this year great to know about the midi note 
> flexibility, does the looper respond to midi clock? The Timeline is the 
> only other stereo on the market that could possibly take the place of my 
> Timefactor because of that expanded loop capability, and pre/post delay 
> option,but if it can't hand giving or receiving midi clock that would 
> probably be a deal breaker for me.
> Thanks
> Bill
>
>
> On Nov 10, 2014, at 11:50 AM, Todd Matthews <gtmatthews@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I second the Strymon Timeline! I
>