Re: RC-20 Abrupt Loops

[Shaunie <cello@hecates.com>]

I have not had too much of a problem with the volume.  I just leave the
knob on the INST the same but play a little louder or I will get a hiss
in the background.  However, I think the RC20 just takes getting used to
and coming up with our own work-arounds to get the sound we want.
 Basically, experimentation.

On 4/5/2004 8:17 PM, Gary Lehmann wrote:

>I haven't tried going from one loop to another--is it the change in volume
>when you play one loop after another that is bothering you?
>I HAVE had a problem I just posted about, which has to do with loops not
>seeming to be the right length when first closed but being seamless upon
>repetition.
>Gary
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Shaunie [mailto:cello@hecates.com] 
>Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 4:24 PM
>To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>Subject: RC-20 Abrupt Loops
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>Hi all,
>I'm new to the list. I just bought me the RC-20 and I love it except I 
>have
>ONE issue with it; it does not blend the loop phrases evenly. I am sure
>others have had this same issue. if I have to play at the beginning of a
>loop, then it I will hear a sudden "boom" and you can easily tell the next
>loop has started.
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>I was wondering if anyone has any tips to get rid of this to make it
>smoother or somehow I can "fade" one loop into another. One of my songs
>which you can hear this problem clearly is called "Jugs" on my web site
>http://cello.hecates.com. I hate how you can tell loops that have more 
>bass
>in it from the others. I have tried decreasing the bass in my preamp and
>also lowering the volume on the INST know but it seems fruitless, it still
>does the same thing.
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>Can anyone help?
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>Thanks in advance,
>Shaunie
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Shaunie
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