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Heh, I plead guilty!I use the HR-16 as the* brain*in my setup.I have an 8x8 Ensonic midi mixer and I run all the midi ins and outs of my Jamman,old Yamaha seqencer, keyboard,etc. and a Roland TR-626 drum machine that I use for its ability to put out a +5 v. pulse when you program a click.This I use to control my Digitech 7.6 +which can be run on control voltage.I can get 2 or more bars going depending on tempo. The Jamguy is totally different.Your right about the ability to master or slave,however it always seems stiff to me and I get glitches frequently when used like this.Either way. If the tap tempo echo section had a hold I would use that.It's not midi though! When the Jammer is in midi sync you have no control via tapping. I am very interested in anybody else's take on this. Jeff tdbajus wrote: > Thinking about bringing the old HR-16 out of retirement. Now, I could >be wrong > here but: > > 1) I am under the impression that one can, with a JamMan, have the old >beast > drive the midi time to the drum machine > > 2) I am also under the impression that one can have the looper slave to >the > drum machine and have the loop lengths determined by the length of the >drum > loop, but: > > a) the JamMan will occassionally pop because the audio loop is >not > sample accurate in relation to the HR16. > > b) Odd time signatures are a problem. > > Now, I like the idea of having the tempo of the hr-16 vary slightly (by >setting > the time with tapping the JM). It would seem that option #1 would be >the way to > go. > > Now the question is- am I deluded? Will this work? and more >importantly- has > anyone here done this (considering the midi prowess of those on the list >here, I > would think that (if this is possible) many of you guys have. Does >anyone else > out there still use the HR-16 at all, or in this type of rig in >particular? > > Trevor > > PS: Kim Flint (a rock and roll name if there ever was one) is the cat's >pajamas.