Re: Zoom 2100

[Lee Fletcher <lee@waterleat.demon.co.uk>]

Dear Lee,

The 'click' that you describe - are you getting this when using the
Sound On Sound function? I haven't come across this in any mode.

I have the Expression pedal, and although I don't use it for volume (I
have a separate pedal for this) it was worth buying to fully utilise the
other real-time stuff such as Wah & Pitch...

Cheers,

(The other) Lee.

In message <686a6f43.248279e9@aol.com>, Phaedebk@aol.com writes
>Dear all,
>
>       I have to concur with my namesake on this one...  Though I am 
>finding 
>that in a more live setting, it is far easier to use the Zoom2100 as a 
>looper 
>as a bridge unit, vs. being something along the lines of an Echoplex 
>wherein 
>you drop lines to it, to have it repeat them ad infinitum...
>
>       Also, the click (from activating the recording to stopping it) is 
>really noticable, but then again at $130.00 USA it is a real happening 
>effects pedal box, especially once you have it tweaked out.  On the fly 
>tweaking is highly not recommended, but sitting back with it and just 
>fiddling with the controls is a blast!
>
>       Granted, I've only been playing with mine for a little less than 6 
>days, so there is a bit of learning curve...  Especially, in sussing out 
>what 
>you are setting and what you are not.
>
>       Currently, using it with solid body, hollow body, bass electric 
>guitars, though I did give it a whirl or three with a lap dulcimer that 
>has a 
>pickup in it, and had lots of fun!  Using a bass on it, is a trip, and 
>I've 
>found that with the "clean" effects that the Jam portion of looping is 
>very 
>nice and works great.
>
>       One thing that I would like to do is to get the Expression pedal 
>so 
>that the volume, rates and/or depth of different effects can be used for 
>things like volume swells and such.  I noticed that it does make a bit of 
>difference for this unit.
>
>       L8r on,
>
>               Lee-ohki.
>

-- 
Lee Fletcher