Re: EDP function problem

[Grover Sheffield <gls@mindspring.com>]

At 09:25 PM 4/13/98 -0700, you wrote:
>you've got it in delay mode. Go to the Loop/Delay parameter and switch it
>back to Loop mode.
>
>kim
>

Thanks Obie-wan.  
Worked like a charm - I didn't realize I had changed it to delay.  I 
haven't
even begun to use all the software you guys put into this unit.  I'm 
playing
with the reverse function, but am NOT trying that in public yet.  Is there 
a
way to stop the loop and then restart it from the start (did I miss this in
the FAQ?)?  I've used mute, and discovered that my timing is ....ummm,
*syncopated* when I bring the loop back from mute.  

Grover





>At 08:56 PM 4/13/98 -0500, Grover Sheffield wrote:
>>I've started working an EDP into a weekly restaurant gig, just noodling 
>over
>>diatonic chord changes with tension and release stuff.  No one has 
>stopped
>>eating and walked out; there has even been some interest - "play that 
>thing
>>again"! 
>>        Problem: I just replaced my 4 Mb chips with 16 Mb SIMMs.  The EDP
>>memory has indeed come up to 198 seconds (wonderful stuff, memory)
>>HOWEVER... the unit NOW records in overdub mode even after I've hit the
>>record switch to shut record off UNLESS I hit the overdub switch, then it
>>doesn't overdub!!! Ididn't realize it until I started playing the gig 
>last
>>night, and it happened several times.  Fortunantly, overdubbing sounds 
>good,
>>but WHAT HAVE I DONE?  WHAT DO I NEED TO DO??   Calling Obie-wan....
>>
>>                TIA....                 Grover 
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