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I got around this problem by using a programmable tube preamp/multieffects box
(Digitech 2120) It really gives a huge amount of flexibility, letting me feed tube
distorted signal from my guitar into my JamMan, and clean GR-30 signal in as well. (or
visa versa) What's the catch? It's not really as good as going into totally seperate
dedicated amps, but I do think it's pretty damn good, and definitely worth the
compromise for the flexibility. However, knowing that the Repeater will have an
output for each loop channel (4) it makes it all moot. I could use one channel for
bass, two channels for stereo guitar, and one for synth, each finding their own custom
preamp/amp/cab destination. Sweet? Boy howdy!
Mark
Nick Schillace wrote:
> >From: "Mike Feeney"
> >Reply-To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
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> >Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2001 14:09:22 -0500
> >
> >
> >i've been coming up against the same hurdle here... I am building a
> >pedalboard with the boomerang as my looper along with some other effects.
> >I
> >have an acoustic guitar and also an electric. I want to have both guitars
> >plugged into the rig at the same time, but of course have the ability to
> >switch from one to the other when I want, so that I can loop both guitars.
> >My only problem is that when I'm playing the acoustic I want the signal to
> >go to the PA, but when I'm playing electric, I want the signal to run to my
> >amp (just got a new Fender Hot Rod DeVille!). Any advice on how to route
> >the signal?? Probably just going to use an A/B switch for the inputs, but
> >I'm not yet sure how to handle the output, unless I just use a 2nd A/B
> >switch. But then that could be awkward, I think, to have to hit two
> >different switches to change guitars. Not sure.
> >
> >The 2nd hurdle is that I'm thinking I'd have to use two different loopers
> >in
> >order to loop the acoustic guitar and have it continue to run through the
> >PA
> >if I wanted to use both instruments in the same song. Any other ideas?
>
> Mike-
> I figured that this would be a common theme with different problems. I
> think they both center around using the boomerang in 2 different, but like
> situations.
> I have been running a small pedal board that splits my signal before the
> rang but after effects. I use an a/b to control the signals which only
> differ by the rang. The looped signal goes to an old super reverb, and the
> other to a newer concert. I have a volume pedal that I turn down when I plug
> and uplug guitars.
> My problem is that the electrix products I just got really need to go
> through an effects loop, which only the concert has. I know it seems logical
> to just loop on the concert, but loops sound better out of the super.
> Anyway, I think that there is a rather complex way to route using many
> cables and the aux on the rang, but it makes my head hurt just thinking
> about it. I would imagine that there are good switching systems out there
> that some loopers might know about.
> Boss makes a good and very flexible line selecter for a hundred bucks that
> can also power other pedals. This might help you with your problem. I
> checked it out on rolandus.com yesterday.
> N
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Steve Sandberg wrote:
> OK guys -- this LA loopfeste sounds great -- wish I had been there.
> Is there a tape or CD or online file or something so we
> non-westcoasters can check it out?
Tony Moore (the organizer) recorded each set to MiniDisc, so it's
definitely documented. I don't know what Ric and Steve's plans are
for their own sets, but Tony has kindly offered to transfer my set to
DAT for me (I don't have a MiniDisc player). Once I've got that, I'll
likely have the material uploaded to my web site as RealAudio and/or
mp3 within a couple of weeks, and there's also a good chance I'll be
offering at least some of the material on a custom-burned CD-R basis,
which I've been meaning to launch for a while now.
> But more importantly, why don't we NYC loopers get together and do
> an evening to share our work with each other? Any interest?
Do it! It's been incredibly gratifying for me to take all of this
online discussion and see it translated into real-time, tangible,
face-to-face playing and interaction. Highly, highly recommended.
--Andre LaFosse
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I am jealous of all you west coasters
http://www.neurotrecordings.com/festival/
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> >amp (just got a new Fender Hot Rod DeVille!). Any advice on how to route
> >the signal??
>
> One hardware hack might be to rewire a stereo volume pedal so that
> instead of the dual-gang pot fading both channels up and down
> together, they cross-fade the two signals.
> --
the vol ped idea wouldn't work well (log pots)
sounds like you need to wire a DPDT (=double throw double pole)
switch to select guitar I/P at the same time as shorting out the
I/P to the amp system that you aren't using with that guitar.
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Ah, I see now. The cat was innocent; BUT, the
Againinator thought it was my mullet.
John
--- Mark wrote:
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> to make commentary, in the
> form of biting, about your clothes. We've had a few
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> them, so we're still in beta on that version.
> > From: John Tidwell
> > c) indulged in carnal knowledge with my cat.
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Gary wrote:
>>Thanks again Steve for playing my request--<<
Thanks again for being familiar enough with my music that have requests!! It
doesn't happen too often... LOL
Great day at Bass Day in LA today - and looping was high on the agenda - I
was doing some serious loop evangelism with my DL4s in the Ashdown room, and
Todd Johnson who came to the gig on Thursday was playing for Yamaha and had
his MIDI bass setup running through a boomerang and he was playing some
AWESOME jazz - I can't wait to hear what he comes up with in the way of a
solo album...
cheers
Steve
www.steve-lawson.co.uk
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Some more on this beautiful bug
http://www.loopers-delight.com/LDarchive/199806/msg00219.html
http://www.loopers-delight.com/LDarchive/199806/msg00209.html
an it will remain there ....
Claude
> Chris Chovit wrote:
>
> > >and liberal use of the top-secret
> > >remultiply+undo "bug" maneuver (aka "The Sylmar Shuffle").
> >
> > Could you elaborate on this? I must have missed it when it was discussed
> > previously....or maybe it is really top-secret.....
>
> Shucks, man, that's my whole routine right there! So much for my career...
>
> Remultiply a loop, and then hit "undo." It scrolls through the memory
> of different sections of the loop in intriguing and unpredictable
> ways. I stumbled across it with another EDP user by accident, but I
> know at least one other person had found out about it on his own...
>
> There was a thread on this a couple of years back. Apparently it's
> technically a bug, according to Kim, but it's such a cool feature that
> many of us asked that it not be "fixed" in the next software edition.
>
> So now my trade secret is out. Time to for me to retire, I guess! :-/
>
> --A
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Hey, retiring is not the same as Dying!!
I can think of worse places to be than Sam Gimigniano too.
Sienna is great too - any other Italian towns?
My fave is San Gemini where I rcorded my wife walking down a narrow street,
bangles jangling and doves alighting from the roofs... ah, now I'm getting
nostalgic.
Gareth
> Yes, lovely place, been there. But my all-time favorite place to die in
is
> Siena, no question.
>
> | >
> | ...out of curiosity, how did you think of San Gimigniano? I
> | lived near there
> | for a while and couldn't think of a better place to retire, play
music,
> | enjoy more than just the olives...
> |
> | Roberto
> |
> | P.S.
>
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Call for NYC LoopfesteI'd like to be part of an event like this.
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roberto@nomade.worldonline.co.uk writes:
>...out of curiosity, how did you think of San Gimigniano?
just popped into my head;
seems like a wonderful place to live.....
>I lived near
>there
>for a while and couldn't think of a better place to retire, play music,
>enjoy more than just the olives...
yeah.....
>Andre's CD is really worth listening to.
i know!
best,
dt / s-c
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way back in the long ago when *first* asked who i would want to spent time
with on a deserted island, without thought i replied CHET ATKINS....r.i.p.
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Pot type certainly depends on the maker. Just substitute an audio taper
dual-ganged pot if you have questions about it, or better yet, call the
manufacturer and get the details.
two cents
Will Brake
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SoundFNR@aol.com wrote:
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> > >amp (just got a new Fender Hot Rod DeVille!). Any advice on how to route
> > >the signal??
> >
> > One hardware hack might be to rewire a stereo volume pedal so that
> > instead of the dual-gang pot fading both channels up and down
> > together, they cross-fade the two signals.
> > --
> the vol ped idea wouldn't work well (log pots)
>
> sounds like you need to wire a DPDT (=double throw double pole)
> switch to select guitar I/P at the same time as shorting out the
> I/P to the amp system that you aren't using with that guitar.
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>I'd like to be part of an event like this.
I'd always be up for a show.
But I ain't sure I wanna organize it!
that caveat aside:
there are several spaces that might let us do it.
Chashama on 42nd St is proving to be a good venue for
"this sort of thing". Unity Gain is going up there on
July 17/18 (with at least two list members playing, myself
and David Lee Myers). However, I do not know if they have a PA
permanently there...
The Knitting Factory is a very civilized space and might well
let us book something. I have vague contacts there and
at least two other members of this list have played there
also and might have better contacts.
However, we'd need to book quite a long way in advance.
A friend of mine, Kevin Centanni, is opening a bar/gallery
called the Remote Lounge:
I'm sure we could book this, he likes my work and
a looper's summit is the sort of event he's looking for,
but I have yet to see the space (which isn't even finished
yet!) so it's a big question mark.
I'm visiting it on Tuesday and I'll know much better then.
that was fast
.......all legal games of chess ......
.....programmer's documentation ..................
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However, knowing that the Repeater will have an
>output for each loop channel (4) it makes it all moot. I could use one
>channel for
>bass, two channels for stereo guitar, and one for synth, each finding their
>own custom
>preamp/amp/cab destination. Sweet? Boy howdy!
>
>Mark
>
>
The funny thing is, I got into looping to make my life easier as a solo
player. When I only played in bands, I could get all my gear to a gig in a
small station wagon with room to spare, I also thought 3 pedals was
excessive.
N
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>>>Yes, lovely place, been there. But my all-time favorite place to die in
is
Siena, no question.<<<
Do you make a habit of dying in new places just to expand your comparison
list??
Death marks out of 10 for Los Angeles?? :o)
what are you 10 favourite places that you've died?
Steve
www.steve-lawson.co.uk
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HA! Since I've been doing the looping thing, it seems as if I travel with a
band's worth of gear. Usually that means moving it all myself and doing all the
set up myself too. Usually load in and set up take 45 min to an hour. I
should've become a harmonica player.
Mark
Nick Schillace wrote:
> However, knowing that the Repeater will have an
> >output for each loop channel (4) it makes it all moot. I could use one
> >channel for
> >bass, two channels for stereo guitar, and one for synth, each finding their
> >own custom
> >preamp/amp/cab destination. Sweet? Boy howdy!
> >
> >Mark
> >
> >
> The funny thing is, I got into looping to make my life easier as a solo
> player. When I only played in bands, I could get all my gear to a gig in a
> small station wagon with room to spare, I also thought 3 pedals was
> excessive.
> N
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yeah~r i p~ chester,a wonderful musician and for loop content he used a
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way back in the long ago when *first* asked who i would want to spent time
with on a deserted island, without thought i replied CHET ATKINS....r.i.p.
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way back in the long ago when *first* asked who =
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I might be interested in participating, particularly if we can put it
together after Labor Day; July is pretty full and I may be away in August.
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howdy all -
i've been seeing lotsa black cd-r's coming my way of late; any of y'all
done the research to see what sort o' quality/longevity/whatever on
these?
bobdog
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At 10:06 a.m. 01/07/01 EDT, you wrote:
hi there !
i'm looking for somebody
to do the artwork for our next CD.
of course,
we want to pay for that work. !
if you are interested, please send
us an e-mail to:
tapeadores@drgnet.com
with the subject
CD ARTWORK
and , please, include a web location where
we could check out some of your actual work.
we will contact you in some days ... thanks !
yours,
Junkie G
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Subject: Gig Spam [Seattle]: tiktok @ CoffeeMessiah 7/3 8PM
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Cognitive Dissidents
Experimental Music every Tuesday
at the Coffee Messiah (1554 E. Olive Way, Capitol
Hill, Seattle WA)
All shows at 8:00pm, all ages, and free
This Tuesday July 3rd
Greg Sinibaldi, Tiktok
Tiktok is the music of Travis Hartnett. He performs
his own beautiful style of soothing guitar ambience in
one, two or four channels. Travis also plays in the
improvisatory quartet Electrochakra and the Steve Ball
Roadshow.
Saxophonist and bass clarinetist Greg Sinibaldi is an
improviser and composer currently living in Seattle.
He has performed to critical acclaim in Boston, San
Francisco, and Seattle.
Blending modern classical music and improvisation, he
has developed a unique and personal style. In a
performance at the Festival at Sandpoint, working with
Gunther Schuller, the Spokane Chronicle writes “If
Tipper Gore could hear this guy play, she’d blush and
slap a Parents Music Resource Center warning label on
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***
Be seeing you,
Travis Hartnett
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this upcoming friday i will be performing a
waterphone/guitar loop duet at vincet's ear in asheville nc-
lots of drone and dissonance
christopher white
come up and say hi
i will be the guy with the beanie and waterphone
it will be recorded live to multitrack as well
thanks
c.white
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I use the Black Memorex and The Multi-Colored PNY (50 pack, with red, blue, yello, black, purple). The Black Memorex seem to be REALLY good, and they seem to be of better quality than the normal CD-R's. The Audio seem more richer, and they seem to be more durable. (Playstation Games have been burnt on this medium for years, so I think they are durable).
Well whatever you do, don't buy Kingston 50 pack for 8.99 from MicroCenter... they suck big. Out of 50, mayber 20 burnt properly, whereas the rest had data errors on them.
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On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, Devious D_MasterMixer wrote:
> I use the Black Memorex and The Multi-Colored PNY (50 pack, with red,
> blue, yello, black, purple). The Black Memorex seem to be REALLY good,
> and they seem to be of better quality than the normal CD-R's. The Audio
> seem more richer
The black material adds that black vinyl warmth to the cold bits
that's been missing from normal CDs all of these years?
-Adam (tongue firmly residing within cheek)
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I had tried to sign up for this list a while back
while I was visiting with my in-laws and because of
some vagary of some mix up with their on-line service
and my confusion with it, they got signed up on this
list and got a ream of emails that were meaningless to
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On 1/7/01 at 20:21, fission_hole@yahoo.com (J.P. Stemwedel) wrote:
> I had tried to sign up for this list a while back
> while I was visiting with my in-laws and because of
> some vagary of some mix up with their on-line service
> and my confusion with it, they got signed up on this
> list and got a ream of emails that were meaningless to
> them. When they asked how to get off of this list,
> they received insulting and demeaning responses, and
> not a single helpful response. This is childish and
> pathetic. etc.etc. etc.
"fission hole"?
"J.P. Stemwedel"?
"accidently" sets up his inlaws for the unsubscribe barbecue?
That old trick.
How stupid do you think we all are?
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To make restitution, I vote that we send Mr. Stemwedel
an Againinator (beta version) & subscribe his in-laws
to "Analogue Heaven".
John
--- Andrew Pask wrote:
> On 1/7/01 at 20:21, fission_hole@yahoo.com (J.P.
> Stemwedel) wrote:
>
> > I had tried to sign up for this list a while back
> > while I was visiting with my in-laws and because
> of
> > some vagary of some mix up with their on-line
> service
> > and my confusion with it, they got signed up on
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> meaningless to
> > them. When they asked how to get off of this
> list,
> > they received insulting and demeaning responses,
> and
> > not a single helpful response. This is childish
> and
> > pathetic. etc.etc. etc.
>
> "fission hole"?
>
> "J.P. Stemwedel"?
>
> "accidently" sets up his inlaws for the unsubscribe
> barbecue?
>
> That old trick.
>
> How stupid do you think we all are?
>
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With all "respect" given to the upcoming (I will bet cash money) release of
the Repeater, I have to say that the Againinator thread is totally
hilarious! Can somebody collect all the posts and put up a page on the web
site? I am serious--this stuff is paralyzingly funny. I did a search from
the web page but it eliminates posts over ten lines and won't give me HTML.
Anybody?
Thanks for all the info and entertainment.
Gary
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Subject: re multiple amps/signals & electrix levels
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>i've been coming up against the same hurdle here... I am building a
>pedalboard with the boomerang as my looper along with some other effects.
>I
>have an acoustic guitar and also an electric. I want to have both guitars
>plugged into the rig at the same time, but of course have the ability to
>switch from one to the other when I want, so that I can loop both guitars.
>My only problem is that when I'm playing the acoustic I want the signal to
>go to the PA, but when I'm playing electric, I want the signal to run to my
>amp (just got a new Fender Hot Rod DeVille!). Any advice on how to route
>the signal?? Probably just going to use an A/B switch for the inputs, but
>I'm not yet sure how to handle the output, unless I just use a 2nd A/B
>switch. But then that could be awkward, I think, to have to hit two
>different switches to change guitars. Not sure.
>
>The 2nd hurdle is that I'm thinking I'd have to use two different loopers
>in
>order to loop the acoustic guitar and have it continue to run through the
>PA
>if I wanted to use both instruments in the same song. Any other ideas?
Mike-
I figured that this would be a common theme with different problems. I
think they both center around using the boomerang in 2 different, but like
situations.
I have been running a small pedal board that splits my signal before the
rang but after effects. I use an a/b to control the signals which only
differ by the rang. The looped signal goes to an old super reverb, and the
other to a newer concert. I have a volume pedal that I turn down when I plug
and uplug guitars.
My problem is that the electrix products I just got really need to go
through an effects loop, which only the concert has. I know it seems logical
to just loop on the concert, but loops sound better out of the super.
Anyway, I think that there is a rather complex way to route using many
cables and the aux on the rang, but it makes my head hurt just thinking
about it. I would imagine that there are good switching systems out there
that some loopers might know about.
Boss makes a good and very flexible line selecter for a hundred bucks
that
can also power other pedals. This might help you with your problem. I
checked it out on rolandus.com yesterday.
N
Somewhat along these lines, I've been trying to find a way to bypass my
effects loop (in a Carvin Nomad) for a (quieter) straight guitar-into-amp
sound when not using effects. An A/B box doesn't work, because interrupting
the chain between effects send and effects return kills all sound coming out
of the amp. Little Laneili makes a loop switcher that sounds like it might
do the trick--anyone know if this would work?
Also, as far as Electrix gear, I'm having a hard time getting enough level
to properly drive my new Filter Factory (even when in the effects loop). The
input and output lights only occasionally flicker slightly, and although I
can get some effected sounds, other functions such as the envelope follower
don't seem to be getting enough signal to function. Anybody else experience
this?
Paul
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I just wanted to inform the list that got me hooked on Squarepusher several
years ago that it looks like he is doing a rare US/Canadian tour ... it will
be great to see how he pulls off these shows!
Tue 08/07/01 Vancouver, BC Sonar
Wed 08/08/01 Seattle, WA Showbox
Thu 08/09/01 Portland, OR B Complex
Fri 08/10/01 Oakland, CA Club Indigo
Sat 08/11/01 San Francisco, CA Bimbo's 365 Club
Sun 08/12/01 Los Angeles, CA El Rey Theatre
Tue 08/14/01 Denver, CO Bluebird Theater
Wed 08/15/01 Lawrence, KS Granada Theatre
Thu 08/16/01 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
Fri 08/17/01 Chicago, IL Metro
Sat 08/18/01 Detroit, MI St. Andrews Hall
Mon 08/20/01 Columbus, OH Wexner Center
Tue 08/21/01 Toronto, ON Phoenix Concert Theatre
Thu 08/23/01 New York, NY Irving Plaza
Fri 08/24/01 New York, NY Irving Plaza
Sat 08/25/01 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
Mon 08/27/01 Philadelphia, PA The Trocadero
Tue 08/28/01 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
Wed 08/29/01 Atlanta, GA Echo Lounge
Thu 08/30/01 Orlando, FL Sapphire Supper Club
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Little bitter here??????
--- "J.P. Stemwedel"
> wrote:
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>they received insulting and demeaning responses, and
>not a single helpful response. This is childish and
>pathetic. I have unsubscribed them since finding out
>about this, and I have only temporarily subscribed to
>this list to tell you sorry lot that I want nothing to
>do with such a cretinous bunch. If this is the kind
>of community the internet fosters, god bless the
>luddites. Enjoy your megalomania without me, thank
>you.
>
>jp
>
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> Also, as far as Electrix gear, I'm having a hard time getting enough
level
> to properly drive my new Filter Factory
*** Me too, precisely the same problem.
petr
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Really, the bass sounds richer, the highs are clearer, I have noticed a better overall sound with the Black CD-R's. Maybe, it's just me, or maybe those CD's are just manufactured better ?
The audio sounds richer? Really? Sounds like psychoacoustics or something to me... :) Om
I use the Black Memorex and The Multi-Colored PNY (50 pack, with red, blue, yello, black, purple). The Black Memorex seem to be REALLY good, and they seem to be of better quality than the normal CD-R's. The Audio seem more richer, and they seem to be more durable. (Playstation Games have been burnt on this medium for years, so I think they are durable).
Well whatever you do, don't buy Kingston 50 pack for 8.99 from MicroCenter... they suck big. Out of 50, mayber 20 burnt properly, whereas the rest had data errors on them.
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>With all "respect" given to the upcoming (I will bet cash money) release of
>the Repeater, I have to say that the Againinator thread is totally
>hilarious! Can somebody collect all the posts and put up a page on the web
>site? I am serious--this stuff is paralyzingly funny. I did a search from
>the web page but it eliminates posts over ten lines and won't give me HTML.
>Anybody?
>Thanks for all the info and entertainment.
>Gary
If someone wants to put together an LD web page for it, I'd be happy to add it to the LD "tools of the trade" pages. Maybe a few of you Againinator users could send in a review?
And Gern, Electros should put out a press release for this exciting soon-to-be product. You really need to tell the world about it. I can put that up on Looper's Delight as well. Maybe you can get it on Harmony Central. Then all the Againinator users can submit comments on it for the harmony-central effects database! That should really help the back-ordering pick up!
BTW, this search should bring you all the againinator posts:
http://www.loopers-delight.com/cgi-bin/wilma_glimpse/LDarchive?query=againinator&errors=0&maxfiles=500&maxlines=5&.cgifields=lineonly&.cgifields=filelist&.cgifields=case&.cgifields=partial&.cgifields=restricttofiles
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Dear Gern,
I would like to use the Againinator's "HUMMINIZER" TM
feature to emulate the really bitching part of
"Freebird". I'm a little weak on my music theory.
What "HUMMINIZER" TM setting would work best for
this?
a) modal
b) comodal
c) yodel
d) Phriggian
e) Nickolodian
I'm also intrigued by the Againinator's patent pending
"WHACK" process. Should I set this to on or off?
John
PS-
Thank you for your concern & no, the cat hasn't come
home yet.
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CAN SOMEONE LINK ME TO SERIAL NUMBER OR THE PROGGIE I'M POOR BUT I WANT
TO MAKE LOOPIC TRANCE
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While we're on the subject of what might-or-might-not be a bug. There's
a multiply "feature" that I consider a bug, and which I find a problem.
If I hit "undo" while "multiply" is on, the loop is reset - everything
is fine. If I hit "undo" *after* I've finished the multiply (by hitting
multiply a second time), the material that recorded during the multiply
is erased, but the loop length remains multiplied. This isn't what I
want. I know that I can "trim" the loop back to a single cycle, but
that's extra (and annoying) work. Anyone else consider this to be a
shortcoming?
Elby
> > Chris Chovit wrote:
> >
> > > >and liberal use of the top-secret
> > > >remultiply+undo "bug" maneuver (aka "The Sylmar Shuffle").
> > >
> > > Could you elaborate on this? I must have missed it when it was
> discussed
> > > previously....or maybe it is really top-secret.....
> >
> > Shucks, man, that's my whole routine right there! So much for my
> career...
> >
> > Remultiply a loop, and then hit "undo." It scrolls through the
> memory
> > of different sections of the loop in intriguing and unpredictable
> > ways. I stumbled across it with another EDP user by accident, but I
> > know at least one other person had found out about it on his own...
> >
> > There was a thread on this a couple of years back. Apparently it's
> > technically a bug, according to Kim, but it's such a cool feature
> that
> > many of us asked that it not be "fixed" in the next software
> edition.
> >
> > So now my trade secret is out. Time to for me to retire, I guess!
> :-/
> >
> > --A
>
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I'm using my 4 Againinators in quad ! Does anyone else do this ? Is it TRUE
quad? If I loop Tubular Bells it sounds awesome, so I'm guessing it's true
quad - anyone know different ?
I'm plugging straight from the Rich into a modded dimmer switch connected to
an early black face. From the blackie the signal is split to go though the
cable TV wall socket ( a trick Kaiser uses for his cut-ups, I heard ) then
an early Koss sweep notch filter wah ( the '78 model missing the sweep
filter notch wah - so I'm guessing it's just a box with two jacks.. )
( Bob Bradshaw ain't nothing on this one ) From there the signal goes into
the Sump filter Reverb-oil, then lastly to a rented 32 channel desk Stones
mobile truck recording ( now with modded Aux sends modded to PRE send ) and
finally out to the 4 'ginators, returned to the, to the. gotta go guys,
somethings burning somewhere !
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SELLONS A HACK!!! OUT LIKE FLINT!!!
AGAININATOR ROOOLZZZZ!!!!!!!!
--- Claude Voit wrote:
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> I'M POOR BUT I WANT
> TO MAKE LOOPIC TRANCE
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> PS I CAN TRADE WITH B SELLONS JM UPGRADE, VINTAGE
> EBOW ...
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> PLEASE NO "YOU SHOULD BY IT" CRAP
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Chashama on 42nd St is proving to be a good venue for
"this sort of thing". Unity Gain is going up there on
July 17/18 (with at least two list members playing, myself
and David Lee Myers). However, I do not know if they have a PA
permanently there...
Both places sound promising -- I'd like to come on the 17/18, let us know.
The Knitting Factory is a very civilized space and might well
let us book something. I have vague contacts there
So do I, but you have to book months in advance.
A friend of mine, Kevin Centanni, is opening a bar/gallery
called the Remote Lounge:
Let us know after Tuesday.
I'd be willing to do some work to get this together; it would be great if I
could split the work with one or two others, though. Don't think it would
be so hard -- I see this as more a chance for us NYC loopers to get to know
each other in a comfortable space than a show we need to promote to get a
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Re: NYC loopfest
Chashama on 42nd St is pro=
ving to be a good venue for
"this sort of thing". Unity Gain is going up there on
July 17/18 (with at least two list members playing, myself
and David Lee Myers). However, I do not know if they have a PA
permanently there...
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e on the 17/18, let us know.
The Knitting Factory is a very civilized space and mi=
ght well
let us book something. I have vague contacts there
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book months in advance.
A friend of mine, Kevin Centanni, is opening a bar/gallery
called the Remote Lounge: <http://www.remotelounge.com/>=
Let us know after Tuesday.
I'd be willing to do some work to get this together; it would be great if I=
could split the work with one or two others, though. Don't think it w=
ould be so hard -- I see this as more a chance for us NYC loopers to get to =
know each other in a comfortable space than a show we need to promote to get=
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Subject: Re: OT - Black CD-R's Or Psychoacoustics
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Since we=B9re dealing with a digital medium, I=B9d really doubt that the sound
quality would be affected, but since I never finished that degree in physic=
s
and acoustics, I won=B9t claim to know. =3D)
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Since we’re dealing with a digital medium, I’d really doubt tha=
t the sound quality would be affected, but since I never finished that degre=
e in physics and acoustics, I won’t claim to know. =3D)
Mike
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Really, the bass sounds richer, the h=
ighs are clearer, I have noticed a better overall sound with the Black CD-R'=
s. Maybe, it's just me, or maybe those CD's are just manufactured better ?
The audio sounds richer? Really? Sou=
nds like psychoacoustics or something to me... :) Om
I use the Black Memorex and The Mult=
i-Colored PNY (50 pack, with red, blue, yello, black, purple). The Black Mem=
orex seem to be REALLY good, and they seem to be of better quality than the =
normal CD-R's. The Audio seem more richer, and they seem to be more durable.=
(Playstation Games have been burnt on this medium for years, so I think the=
y are durable).
Well whatever you do, don't buy Kingston 50 pack for 8.99 from MicroCenter.=
.. they suck big. Out of 50, mayber 20 burnt properly, whereas the rest had =
data errors on them.=20
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Subject: Re: some more "really deep" Againinator questions...
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I'd like to field this one.
You may have noticed the HUMMINIZER feature on the beta Againinator, however
at this time we cannot provide technical support for this exciting new
feature as we have yet to fully implement it into the unit (or in fact write
any code for it)
As for the exciting new WHACK feature, this is due to be added sometime in
late August (2010) and is sure to revolutionise the way you work (when we
figure out what it's going to do)
I would leave both features on as the buttons look totally cool.
May we just state that looping any classic rock in the Againinator can be
hazardous to your health and may void your warranty. This unit is designed
for slammin' beats y'all.
Word.
Martin Shellard
> From: John Tidwell
> Dear Gern,
>
> I would like to use the Againinator's "HUMMINIZER" TM
> feature to emulate the really bitching part of
> "Freebird". I'm a little weak on my music theory.
> What "HUMMINIZER" TM setting would work best for
> this?
>
> a) modal
>
> b) comodal
>
> c) yodel
>
> d) Phriggian
>
> e) Nickolodian
>
> I'm also intrigued by the Againinator's patent pending
> "WHACK" process. Should I set this to on or off?
>
> John
>
>
> PS-
>
> Thank you for your concern & no, the cat hasn't come
> home yet.
>
> JT
>
>
> =====
>
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what about tonic?
bleep,
dt / s-c
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Thanks for the suggestions, Kim. Sound On Sound Magazine often "spotlights"
this sort of product, and it would be a blast to see it on Harmony Central!
Being both a gearhead and Photoshop pro, I'll offer to create an Againinator
image (you didn't think that Repeater we've been looking at for a year was a
photo, did you?). Listmembers should post their suggestions for physical
characteristics, color, displays, knobs, and so forth. Subject to the whim
of the artiste, natch.
I'm leaning toward a 6U half-rack or maybe a purple pod...
David Lee Myers
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on 7/2/01 3:41 AM, Kim Flint at kflint@loopers-delight.com wrote:
>> With all "respect" given to the upcoming (I will bet cash money) release of
>> the Repeater, I have to say that the Againinator thread is totally
>> hilarious! Can somebody collect all the posts and put up a page on the web
>> site? I am serious--this stuff is paralyzingly funny. I did a search from
>> the web page but it eliminates posts over ten lines and won't give me HTML.
>> Anybody?
>> Thanks for all the info and entertainment.
>> Gary
>
> If someone wants to put together an LD web page for it, I'd be happy to add it
> to the LD "tools of the trade" pages. Maybe a few of you Againinator users
> could send in a review?
>
> And Gern, Electros should put out a press release for this exciting soon-to-be
> product. You really need to tell the world about it. I can put that up on
> Looper's Delight as well. Maybe you can get it on Harmony Central. Then all
> the Againinator users can submit comments on it for the harmony-central
> effects database! That should really help the back-ordering pick up!
>
> BTW, this search should bring you all the againinator posts:
> http://www.loopers-delight.com/cgi-bin/wilma_glimpse/LDarchive?query=againinat
> or&errors=0&maxfiles=500&maxlines=5&.cgifields=lineonly&.cgifields=filelist&.c
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>
> kim
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on 7/2/01 9:47 AM, Hedewa7@aol.com at Hedewa7@aol.com wrote:
> what about tonic?
> bleep,
> dt / s-c
>
what about setting it up, dt?
bleep bleep
DLM
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dmgraph@earthlink.net writes:
>what about setting it up, dt?
well, uhhh.....
lemme think about it; like you, i'm pretty amazingly busy, through
september.....
irresponsibly shunting,
dt / s-c
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Does anyone have any experience with the Zoom RFX-300, a pedal-sized
reverb/multi-effects processor? I'm wondering if it would be a suitable
product for portable "carry-in-your-instrument-case" recording, such as:
bass guitar===>Sans Amp Bass DI===>Looper===>Zoom RFX 300===>Walkman
minidisc
In other words, do the reverb settings sound good, and is the unit noise-free?
Thanks for your help.
Best,
Michael
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btw the name is magi*cicada
:)
i am also playing a gig in nyc with a few people over in
willimasburg for a new media organization
date for that show is july 12th
here is a sample of my last live gig
www.magicicada.com/liveperformace.mp3
live loops as well with tiffany meyers on soaring vocals
see ya guys later
love
c.white
On Sun, 01 Jul 2001 20:16:05 -0400
"Christopher White" wrote:
> this upcoming friday i will be performing a
> waterphone/guitar loop duet at vincet's ear in asheville
> nc-
>
> lots of drone and dissonance
> christopher white
> come up and say hi
> i will be the guy with the beanie and waterphone
> it will be recorded live to multitrack as well
> thanks
> c.white
>
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> on 7/2/01 9:47 AM, Hedewa7@aol.com at Hedewa7@aol.com wrote:
>
> > what about tonic?
> > bleep,
> > dt / s-c
> >
>
> what about setting it up, dt?
> bleep bleep
>
> DLM
I've found difficult to get a gig at Tonic. They want to be
sure you can pack the place.
David Beardsley
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> i am also playing a gig in nyc with a few people over in
> willimasburg for a new media organization
don't forget to put your NYC gigs on the extreme NY
calendar, ,
to submit...
(the extreme NY radio station will also be restarting
quite soon... spent a lot of the weekend on the
redesign, not done, need to stop sleeping I think...)
/t
--
perhaps man is water's way of getting
from one place to another?
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Subject: More on EDP "multiply" bugs
While we're on the subject of what might-or-might-not be a bug. There's
a multiply "feature" that I consider a bug, and which I find a problem.
If I hit "undo" while "multiply" is on, the loop is reset - everything
is fine. If I hit "undo" *after* I've finished the multiply (by hitting
multiply a second time), the material that recorded during the multiply
is erased, but the loop length remains multiplied. This isn't what I
want. I know that I can "trim" the loop back to a single cycle, but
that's extra (and annoying) work. Anyone else consider this to be a
shortcoming?
Elby
As I understand it, this is the feature under discussion. Der Sylmar
Shuffle, jah.
Perhaps there will be some other option in the upcoming upgrade?
Gary
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I've found the best results using the black CD-R's and then marking the
outer and inner edge of the disc with a green marker.
TH
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Really, the bass sounds richer, the highs are clearer, I have noticed a
better overall sound with the Black CD-R's. Maybe, it's just me, or maybe
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I'd go for the 24U 1/8 rack configuration, with optional chain-saw.
Would take the joys of studio configuration to new heights of delight :)
Wait ... what about a 19" configuration designed to be mounted
vertically, but can be mounted horizontally ... as long as you don't
mind bending your head 90 degrees to read the labels
Elby
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I'm leaning toward a 6U half-rack or maybe a purple pod...
David Lee Myers
http://www.pulsewidth.com
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I'll make an againinator web site!
Mark
Gary Lehmann wrote:
> With all "respect" given to the upcoming (I will bet cash money) release of
> the Repeater, I have to say that the Againinator thread is totally
> hilarious! Can somebody collect all the posts and put up a page on the web
> site? I am serious--this stuff is paralyzingly funny. I did a search from
> the web page but it eliminates posts over ten lines and won't give me HTML.
> Anybody?
> Thanks for all the info and entertainment.
> Gary
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you're only marking the edges?
you gotta cover the whole business side of the disk
with that magic green marker. this allows the laser
beam to fully absorb each bit giving purest tone
and also to refract the beam allowing extra read-ahead
and buffering.
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>
> TH
>
> *******
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> Subject: Re: OT - Black CD-R's Or Psychoacoustics
>
> Really, the bass sounds richer, the highs are clearer, I have noticed a
> better overall sound with the Black CD-R's. Maybe, it's just me, or maybe
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>
>
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petr (10:34 PM 07/01/01) wrote:
>> Also, as far as Electrix gear, I'm having a hard time getting
>> enough level to properly drive my new Filter Factory
>
>*** Me too, precisely the same problem.
(I'm jumping into this thread late, so this may have been said already)
The Electrix gear is designed to be used at line levels, not guitar levels.
The best place to use the gear is in an effects send/return loop on a
mixer, or a channel insert.
Mark
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I've been using my 9 Againinators in a custom nono-phonic matrix system. I
replaced the stock 2nd-cousin-sync ports in each unit with the custom
everything-but-the-kitchen-sync ports, allowing subsample accurate sync
between the units. Each unit is connected to its own Marshall double stack.
The system in performance has been quite effective, audiences at the
coffeehouses and daycare centers where I normally gig have been known to
run screaming, in delight I presume, "OH NONO!"
____________________________________________
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I have been researching for the purchase of a control surface to aid me in
the automation of volume/panning in Cubase- Every unit has severe drawbacks-
Peavey, Motormix, Houston, etc... and I was still undecided- at some point
it clicked that I had 3 devices with full midi implementation sitting right
behind me the whole time!
Connect midi out of any of the Electrix units to your DAW- (I prefer the
Mo-Fx)- then set up the specifics in Reaktor, Cubase, Logic etc using Midi
Learn, and the knobs/buttons can be used as controllers- I am so happy I
could ..... well, you get the idea!!!
Om
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i am also playing a gig in nyc with a few people over in
willimasburg for a new media organization
date for that show is july 12th
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> Pot type certainly depends on the maker. Just substitute an audio taper
> dual-ganged pot if you have questions about it, or better yet, call the
> manufacturer and get the details.
>
apologies for being so vague,
a dual log pot (audio taper) wouldn't do for cross-fading,
cos you'd have to wire one pot backwards
......making it anti-log
well, looking at the post I thought switching was required rather
than fading
but who knows?
andy butler
too busy looping to answer the post coherently
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> If I hit "undo" *after* I've finished the multiply (by hitting
> multiply a second time), the material that recorded during the multiply
> is erased, but the loop length remains multiplied. This isn't what I
> want.
Well I'd rather have the option to multiply without recording.
(andy butler)
unless of course you can do this and I just don't know about it
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andy butler wrote:
Well I'd rather have the option to multiply without recording.
unless of course you can do this and I just don't know about it
>From the archives
http://www.loopers-delight.com/cgi-bin/wilma_hiliter/LDarchive/200012/msg000
60.html?line=10#hilite
Just so ya know:
Hey--
You can record using multiply and not add new material if you are in delay
mode and have the volume pedal backed down.
Gary
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here's the post that started it
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