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Re: EDP videos?



Reading Andre Lafosse's EDP analysis page makes me want to buy an
EDP...  I'm grateful for mobius, it releives the GAS.

Lots of interesting info and techniques to try out:
http://www.altruistmusic.com/EDP/

Sylvain

On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 10:39 AM, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> 
wrote:
> nick@12testing.net wrote:
>
>> I'm just surprised by the almost total lack of "how to do it" videos. 
>I'm
>> not a RTFM criminal -
>
>> However, I'm still finding it hard going. I suspect some effects require
>> parameters that prevent other effects? It would be handy if there were a
>> list of "to get this effect, you need these parameters set" type
>> information.
>
> at the moment , best I can do is this
>
> http://www.mathons.com/EDP-texts.zip
>
> a collection of the relevant posts on LD after loop4 was released.
>
>
> Most of the stuff I do uses the factory settings plus:
>
> MoreLoops=2
> RecordMode=SAF RoundMode=On
> SwitchQuant=CnF
> MuteMode=StA
> SamplerStyle=StA
> InsertMode=RPL
>
> With midi control, in addition to the 7 standard edp buttons I
> use the other 3 switches in a bank of 10 to control
>
> Halfspeed
> Reverse
> Substitute
>
>> Is it sensible to set up one type of effect, then add it to a preset for
>> later recall?
>
> yes
>
>> There are times when I want next loop to contain audio, others not -
>> rather than change these parameters by midi (if you can!), I assume a 
>preset
>> would cover it?
>
> yes, but a much better way to do that is
> to set
> SwitchQuant=CnF
>
> Those AutoRecord and Loopcopy params won't do anything
> once there's already audio in the destination loop.
> Unless you're desperate to "only press one button"
> they can be safely ignored.
>
> You *can* change params by midi, but only the Gordius LG
> can do Sysex in the way that's needed.
> It causes a slight dropout in the sound while the commands are processed.
>
>>
>> One last question - re. using "undo" with windowing" - is there a "redo"
>> option, so you can take the window forwards as well as backwards?
>
> no,
> but you can "save" a loop by copying it with Next>Mult
>
>> I guess I also need to put my money where my mouth is and record a few
>> tutorial videos!
>
> why is video the preferred format?(just wondering)
>
> andy butler
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