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Quoting mark <sine@zerocrossing.net>: > quoting suit and tie guy > > looks like i'll be selling some stuff to buy an mpx-1 ... > Sound like you have the same disorder that I do! yes. i'm a picky bastard with a studio full of stuff he has no clue how he afforded. you should see the arguments i have with myself over what to do about my Leslie situation (only one organ but 3 Leslies, a 200 watt Hiwatt, and no gigs ... yet i made a rule not to sell organ stuff for a reason). i've also got no sleep for the past 3 weeks and have been posting more liberally than i would feel comfortable with online. it has something to do with getting a job after 6 months of relative unemployment. i use the internet more when i _have_ a job. when i don't have a job i'm too busy getting things done i don't bother with updating my website or my livejournal or anything like that. as far as the repeater goes, i don't miss the jamman and i don't enjoy the whole record-as-you-go looping idea. i'm old-school. i want to just dial in my delay length and go. i never make a loop not knowing how long i need it: everything's synced to MIDI clock. i make heavy use of sequencing for rhythm parts and the loopers are only there to help me impersonate robert fripp. sometimes i make klaus schulze-ish mellotron parts in the Repeater, but that's not common right now. the pitch shift doesn't work well enough to follow a chord progression (nor should it be expected to) and you can't really use all 8mb of onboard memory anyway. i do miss the EDP pair though. the quantise is the coolest thing about it. reverse loop makes no sense without quantisation. i never use reverse on the repeater because it's not useful to me it it's incomplete stage. if the repeater is resurrected by some company that _finishes_ it or otherwise improves on the concept i'll reconsider. stg/out ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/